Learning objectives
By the end of the two parts, students will be able to study texts in a philological context.
Applying knowledge and understanding:
Students will be able to:
- read a critical edition, analyse apparatuses and variants
- evaluate the history of tradition of a literary work of
any kind, linking it to other features of literary
history
Communication Skills:
- students will be able to describe, analyze, discuss the genesis and developement of a literary work through its redactions, variants, history of transmission.
Making judegments:
- students will be able to read the manuscripts (from medieval manuscripts to contemporary autographs) and the old printed
edition; he will be able to understand mechanism of textual digital production. Direct access to texts will allow students to develop his own judgements (not through second hand sources).
Learning skills:
Direct access to texts will allow students to further develop and create their own reading and searching paths, both for PhD and working researches.