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Second cycle degree course in
Classical and modern philology and literature
Università degli Studi di Parma
Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Industries

CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN LITERATURE
cod. 18553

Academic year 2017/18
1° year of course - Second semester
Professor
Paolo BRIGANTI
Academic discipline
Letteratura italiana contemporanea (L-FIL-LET/11)
Field
Lingua e letteratura italiana
Type of training activity
Characterising
30 hours
of face-to-face activities
6 credits
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course unit
in ITALIAN
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Learning objectives

The students are requested to recognize peculiar literary-historical conditions within which Svevo worked. Then, mostly, they are requested to reach on the texts of Svevo (conducted by the teacher) competence and judgment skills which is assumed the Master’s level students should accomplish.

Prerequisites

Those who throughout their Bachelor’s studies haven’t obtained a specific preparation in Contemporary Italian Literature, particularly concerning the Nineteenth and Twentieth century, will have to fill this gap on their own, possibly using a good and updated secondary school anthology.

Course unit content

Title: Italo Svevo
The difficult literary career of Aron Hector Schmitz, alias Italo Svevo, from his debut as a critic to his arduous final statement as a narrator (not excluding his theatrical attempts.).

Full programme

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Bibliography

Bibliography (main and critical) will be indicated during the course.

Teaching methods

The course will develop mainly through lectures. However, the students may also conduct a personal research concerning Svevo’s works.

Assessment methods and criteria

The assessment will normally be oral. The evaluation criteria will concern the acquisition of background information on the subject and, at the same time, the ability of analytical description and critical interpretation of Svevo’s texts.
In case the student had been accomplished his/her own individual research, they‘ll have the opportunity – during the interview – to discuss his/her inquiry.

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Contacts

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Student registry office

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Quality assurance office

Education manager:
dott.ssa Valentina Galeotti
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President of the degree course

prof. Gualtiero Rota
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Faculty advisor

prof. Riccardo Villicich
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Career guidance delegate

prof. Carlo Alberto Gemignani
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Tutor Professors

prof.ssa Elena Bonora
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prof. Simone Gibertini
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prof. Massimo Magnani
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prof.ssa Alessia Morigi
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prof. Paolo Rinoldi
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prof. Gualtiero Rota
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prof. Paolo Russo
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Erasmus delegates

prof.ssa Cristina Carusi (Erasmus SMT)
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prof. Domenico Giuseppe Muscianisi (Erasmus SMS)
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Quality assurance manager

prof. Simone Gibertini
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Internships

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Tutor students

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