OVERVIEW

Course on a single topic on the basis of the linguistic and literary competences acquired during the course of Romance Philology I

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The course aims to give a complete picture of origins, structure and evolution of medieval romance languages, to increase the knowledge of the medieval romance literatures by reading vernacular texts, to provide the students with competences about the comparative study of medieval works and about textual criticism.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The course aims to give to the students these competences:

1 – the ability to read literary medieval texts in their original language,

2 – the ability to contextualize medieval works in the socioeconomical landscape in which they are written.

3  – the ability to do ado a full linguistic and rhetorical analysis on medieval texts.

PREREQUISITES

To have passed the exam of Filologia Romanza I

TEACHING METHODS

Frontal classes with multimedia support

Seminar with dott. Martina di Febo.

Lessons’ attendance is highly recommended. If the lessons’ attendance is impossible, Students have to conctat professor to agree an additional textbook.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

The subject of the course is 

«Arthur before king Arthur»

During the lessons will be analyzed medieval texts that describe king Arthur. Will be analyzed also two medieval frescos ( Frugarolo's and Sidlecin cycles) in wich is represented the arthurian courtly world. 

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

P. Galloni (a c. di), I fiume dei racconti. Testi latini su re Artù, Aicurzio (MB), Virtuosa-Mente, 2019.

M. Rolland, Re Artù, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2011.

Maura Sonia Barillari, «Vicissitudini di un roman par images: le camerae Lanzaloti di Frugarolo e Siedlęcin», in J. Łukaszewicz e D. Słapek, Breslavia - Bassa Slesia e la cultura mediterranea, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2017, pp. 21-34 (presente sul sito del docente).

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

MAURA SONIA BARILLARI (President)

CHIARA BENATI

MARTINA DI FEBO

FEDERICO GUARIGLIA

LESSONS

Class schedule

The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

Oral exam

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The examination shall consist of an oral check about the course's subject and its critical bibliography by means some questions made by the Commission. Students will have to read, translated and comment one or more texts analyzed during the lessons, and will able to discuss topics covered in the seminar. Student's valuation will take account not only of the knowledge of the course's contents but also of a good explanation and a correct use of the philology's specific language.

 If the lessons’ attendance is impossible, Students have to conctat professor to agree an additional textbook.

 skills and competences acquired during the study will be verify by:

1 – translation of textual passages analyzed during the lessons

2 – abiliy to put texts in their historical and cultural context

3 – linguistic and stylistic analysis of texts

Exam schedule