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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
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Prerequisites:
In order to fully understand the topics covered, a good ability to understand and express oneself in Italian is required.
Objectives
Contents The course is based on a single module (6 cfu) that will examine the literature and culture of the Napoleonic age in Italy. The topics examined will be the following:
- historical and cultural context of the Napoleonic age in the Kingdom of Naples;
- the literary work of Francesco Lomonaco;
- the form of the discourse through the texts Discorso augurale and Discorsi letterari e filosofici.
Extended Syllabus The course is based on a single module (6 cfu) that will examine the literature and culture of the Napoleonic age in Italy. The topics examined will be the following:
- historical and cultural context of the Napoleonic age in the Kingdom of Naples;
- the literary work of Francesco Lomonaco;
- the form of the discourse through the texts Discorso augurale and Discorsi letterari e filosofici.
Recommended Bibliography - Francesco Lomonaco, Opere, vol. IV (Discorso augurale e Discorsi letterari e filosofici), a cura di Nicola D’Antuono, Lanciano, Carabba, 2018.
- Nicola D’Antuono, Francesco Lomonaco. Sondaggi, Lanciano, Carabba, 2017.
Additional teaching material will be provided during the course.
Teaching Methods The course is six-monthly and consists of 36 hours of lectures, delivered by means of lessons lasting two hours, based on the didactic calendar of the department. In addition to lectures of the titular teacher, there will also be possible seminars.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The verification of the learning will take place through an oral test, with an evaluation expressed in thirtieths, which will examine the expected learning outcomes.
Contacts/More Information Attendance at classes, although not compulsory, is strongly recommended. Students who do not attend can contact the teacher and take advantage of the specific programmes for those who do not attend.