OVERVIEW

The course offers a literary, cultural, social and historical panorama of Sephardic culture. We will analyze the authors and the most significant works of the Sephardic literature written in Judeo-Spanish over the centuries, from the expulsion of the Jews from Spain (1492) to modernity, with particular attention to the production of the XX-XI centuries.

AIMS AND CONTENT

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

ALESSIA CASSANI (President)

MARCO SUCCIO

LESSONS

Class schedule

SPANISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The exam consists of an oral interview in Spanish on the topics covered by the course. During the exam, students will have to demonstrate that they have acquired general theoretical knowledge and also that they know how to comment and frame the literary texts that will be proposed (previously analyzed in class). The ability to critically re-elaborate the contents studied and to establish connections and analogies between works, authors and literary currents will be positively evaluated.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The student will have to demonstrate knowledge of the bibliography in the program and the course notes (for attending students), and be able to read, paraphrase, comment and contextualize a proposed literary text. Students will have to demonstrate:

- Know the themes and the stylistic and ideological evolution of the literature of the periods studied;

- Know how to comment and analyze the proposed literary texts and contextualize them;

- Understand the original texts, primary and secondary literature on the proposed topics.

Exam schedule