Italian Studies
Department of Literature
Kresge College
303 Humanities 1
Room 303
(831) 459-4778
http://literature.ucsc.edu http://reg.ucsc.edu/catalog/html/programs_courses/itstPS.html
Program Description |
Faculty
Program Description
Students interested in an interdisciplinary approach to Italian culture through the combined study of literature, history, politics, art history, music, and film may pursue a major or minor in Italian studies. The guidelines for the completion of the major may be obtained from a member of the core program faculty Professor Deanna Shemek or Professor Margaret Brose. There are numerous opportunities for study in Italy through the UC Education Abroad Program (EAP), either for a year (Bologna, Milan, Padua
,
Trento) or for an intensive quarter or semester in (Padua, Rome, Siena). The Italian studies program is administered by the Literature Department.
Major Requirements
Each student must complete the lower-division language sequence (Italian 1–6, or equivalent). In addition, students are required to take a total of 10 courses (one course may be lower division), including a core unit of five courses to be taken at UCSC only: three Italian literature courses, one course in Italian history, and one course in Italian art history. Five courses may be approved elective courses. One A course on Dante is required. Up to two of the 10 required courses may be lower-division; up to two may focus on Italy in a European or global context. A minimum of five courses must be taught principally in Italian or through Italian language texts read in the original. Up to five courses may be approved as elective credit from U.C. EAP's year-long study abroad in Italy. Five courses may be approved elective courses. One course may focus on Italy in a European or global context. One Italian literature course may be replaced by an Italian culture course. Up to five elective courses may be approved from UC EAP’s yearlong study abroad in Italy. All students must complete a senior seminar course focused on Italian literature, history, or art history.
Minor Requirements
Each student must complete the lower-division language sequence (Italian 1–6, or equivalent). Students must also complete an additional five course core units of three Italian literature courses. upper-division courses in Italian studies: three Italian literature courses, one course in Italian history, and one course in Italian art history. A course on Dante is required for the minor. One Italian literature course may be replaced by an Italian culture course. Three of the five upper-division core courses must be completed at UCSC; three must be taught principally in Italian. A maximum of two courses may be transferred from EAP.
Italian Studies 2007-08
Fall 2007 |
History of Art
and Visual
Culture 163A |
Early Medieval Visual Culture: The Mediterranean |
M. Evangelatou |
| History 62B |
Classical World: Rome |
C. Hedrick |
| History 183 |
Fascism and Resistance in Italy |
C. Polecritti |
| Italian 1 |
Instruction in the Italian Language
|
G. Centineo,
M.A. Prencipe |
| Italian 4 |
Intermediate Italian |
M.A. Prencipe
|
| Italian Literature 102 |
Introduction to Italian Literature |
M. Brose |
| Modern Literary Studies 145D |
Introduction to Music Drama |
D. Selden
|
| WINTER 2008 |
| History 65A |
Medieval
Europe 200-1000
|
C. Polecritti |
| History of Art and Visual Culture 115 |
Italian Renaissance
|
L. Regan |
| History of Art and Visual Culture 191S |
Gender and Sexuality in Italian Renaissance Art
|
L. Regan |
| Italian 1A |
Intensive Elementary Italian
|
T. Mohamed |
| Italian 2 |
Instruction in the Italian Language |
G. Centineo,
M.A. Prencipe |
| Italian 5 |
Intermediate Italian |
M.A. Prencipe |
Italian 106/
Languages 80D |
Italian Culture Through Film |
G. Centineo |
Italian Literature 130D/Pre and
Early Modern
Studies 183 |
Dante’s Divine Comedy |
M. Brose
|
| SPRING 2008 |
| History 164B |
Renaissance Italy, 1400-1600 |
C. Polecritti |
| History 196C |
Modern Italian Culture |
C. Polecritti |
| Italian 1B |
Intensive Elementary Italian
|
G. Centineo,
M.A. Prencipe |
| Italian 3 |
Instruction in the Italian Language
|
G. Centineo
|
| Italian 6 |
Intermediate-Advanced Italian |
M.A. Prencipe |
Italian
Literature 150C |
Italian Theater
|
D. Shemek |
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