OVERVIEW

Littérature et Intermédialité: roman, cinéma et bande dessinée
The course aims to approach the study of literature through the prism of intermediality and remediation, i.e. the passage of works from one medium to another. Some examples of intermedial transposition - from novel to film, to comic strip - of works that have become classics of contemporary French literature will be examined, as well as some examples of contemporary intermedial creation: novels that narrate films or are inspired by film aesthetics, hybridised writing projects. 

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of the course the student has in-depth knowledge of the history of French-speaking overseas literature, with particular attention to the relationship between literary texts and the geographical and cultural context of belonging. He knows and knows how to use practical methodologies for the analysis and interpretation of the literary text and the dissemination of literary information to a non-specialist public. Can develop a teaching unit aimed at presenting the literary text to a secondary school class.

PREREQUISITES

Adequate knowledge of the French language and the history of French literature. Attitude to the subject, curiosity and desire to learn.

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

ELISA BRICCO (President)

MARIE GABORIAUD

CHIARA ROLLA (Substitute)

LESSONS

Class schedule

FRENCH LITERATURE AND CULTURE

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The course includes an in itinere assessment.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The course includes an in itinere assessment of the learners' productions of three exercises in group mode and one individual, and the preparation of a portfolio that will trace the learning path of each learner. Each of these activities aims to develop the learners' knowledge and skills and will be assessed individually, forming the basis for the final grade, which will be derived from the result of the activities carried out in class and an evaluation of commitment and assiduity to the lessons

Exam schedule