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ROME School of Italian Language & Culture are facing. By the end of the course students will understand the pragmatic functions of important grammatical forms in order to use them in proper situations. By working with different types of authentic materials they will refine their usage of idiomatic expressions. Key grammatical and thematic topics will include: review of advanced grammar structures; analysis of different language styles and registers; issues of Italian civilization and culture. Selected readings of literary works by modern and contemporary Italian authors. Prerequisites: ITL 302 3-Credit Italian Language Advanced 2 or equivalent; placement test upon arrival Italian Language and Culture Italian through Film (in Italian only) ITC 225 R Cr: 3; Contact hrs: 45 The use of film in teaching Italian allows students to be exposed to different models of language, to develop their communicative skills (by focusing on the roles of the protagonists and the importance of situation and context), and to compare and contrast different cultural systems. Drawing on Italy’s worldfamous cinematic tradition, this course will explore language and communication in a variety of films that provide stimulating images of Italian society. Much class time will be devoted to analysis of language, in particular to the ways in which grammar and vocabulary are used in film dialogues portraying realistic situations from everyday life. Prerequisites: ITL 201 3-Credit Italian Language Intermediate 1 or equivalent; placement test upon arrival Italian for Conversation (in Italian only) ITC 260 R Cr: 3; Contact hrs: 45 The course, taught entirely in Italian, aims to improve conversational fluency through different structured teaching techniques (i.e. dramatization, role play, role taking, oral presentation) and also to promote different strategies for listening, another important skill to be developed in order to become a real active participant in conversation. The improvement of speaking and listening abilities, together with reading and writing, will go hand in hand with broadening knowledge of the Italian culture. In this context class discussions and students’ oral presentations on themes regarding Italy and Italian people will help them become familiar with Italian society. Prerequisites: ITL 201 3-Credit Italian Language Intermediate 1 or equivalent; placement test upon arrival Italian Civilization and Culture (in Italian only) ITC 430 R Cr: 3; Contact hrs: 45 This course, taught entirely in Italian, examines the development of Italian civilization from Italian Unification (1860) to the present. It explores achievements in literature, philosophy, and the arts, as well as political and social movements and key events in Italy history. It focuses on the contributions of specific individuals, as well as on broader social issues such as Fascism, and political and economic developments that characterize particular time periods, including the aftermath of World War II. By the end of the course students will have developed a critical consciousness of Italian civilization, including its social, cultural, and historical dimensions, and of contemporary Italian aesthetics. They will increase their knowledge of political, economic, historical, and social forces that have influenced Italian culture. Students who successfully complete the course will come away with an interdisciplinary perspective on the development of Italian civilization, a greater appreciation of Italy’s heritage, and a richer understanding of contemporary Italian society. Prerequisites: ITL 301 3-Credit Italian Language Advanced 1 or equivalent; placement test upon arrival 156 LdM Academic Catalog 2013-2014
8 | TUSCANIA | Course Descriptions Welcome to LdM Tuscania! In the pages that follow, courses are divided first by academic School (School of Arts and Sciences, School of Creative Arts, School of Italian Language and Culture) and then by discipline (e.g., Anthropology, Art History, Archaeology etc.). Please consult the following table in order to see exactly which disciplines are offered in which site. LdM Academic Catalog 2013-2014 157
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