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Undergraduate

BA German and Italian

Structure and Syllabus

BA: 12 units (four Level 1 units, four Level 2 units plus four Level 3 units). In order to obtain the degree a student must pass in a minimum of nine full units, at least three of which must be from Level 3, and include the core language units at all Levels. In any one year you may choose to enter examinations in a minimum of one half unit and a maximum of four full units (or half unit equivalent).

Level 1 (four units)

Two and a half compulsory core full units:

German language 1 [046G100]

Advanced Italian 1 [067105]

Dante: Inferno [067T121]

AND two additional German half unit options from the following:

Modern German history [046G135]

Truth, language and art: key questions in the humanities [046G145]

Reading German literature [046G150]

Gender and the literary text I [046G185]

Gender and the literary text II [046G190]

AND one half unit in Italian from the following:

Italian 19th-century literature: the novel [067T161A]

Italian 20th-century literature 1: prose [067T181]

Italian 20th-century literature 2: drama [067T182]

Introduction to Italian studies [067T190]

Italian culture and society 1860-1945 [067T194]

Fascist fictions: cinema & literature 1922-1945 [067T185]

Level 2 (four units)

Two and a half compulsory core units:

German language 2 [046G200]

Advanced Italian 2 [067T205]

Dante: Purgatorio [067T221]

AND two additional German half unit options from the following:

Ideals and realities in German drama I [046G235]

Ideals and realities in German drama II [046G236]

Narrative strategies in German prose fiction I [046G245]

Narrative strategies in German prose fiction II [046G246]

The Nazi movement and the German dictatorship [046G295]

Introduction to modern European philosophy [046G297]

AND one half unit in Italian from the following:

Italian language and society 1 [067T210]

Italian Renaissance 1: Art and culture [067T240A]

Italian Renaissance 2: Literature and society 1350-1550 [067T241]

Italian 19th- and 20th-century poetry [067T271]

Modern Sicily and the novels of Sciascia [067T287]

The politics and government of Republican Italy [067T298]

Level 3 (four units)

Two compulsory core units:

German language 3 [046G300]

Advanced Italian 3 [067T305]

AND EITHER two additional German half units or one full unit option from the following:

Schiller's drama [046G360]

German Romanticism in the European context [046G362]

Racism and anti-Semitism [046G377]

Vienna 1890-1910 [046G383]

Literature and the Wende [046G390]

German philosophy from Nietzsche to Habermas: The critique of modern culture [046G395]

Goethe [046G500] (half unit)

AND EITHER two additional Italian half unit options from the following:

Essay in Italian [067T307]

Dante: Paradiso [067T321]

Eighteen-century travel writers and Italy [067T330]

Boccaccio and the Renaissance novella [067T332]

Modern Italian experimental narrative [067T383]

OR one full unit from:

Italian language and society 2 [067T310]

Ariosto: Orlando furioso [067T343]

Modern critical theory and contemporary Italian poetry [067T370]

Approved topic [067T390]