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Undergraduate

BA Italian

Structure and Syllabus

You will be required to enter the examination in units to a total value of 12 full units and pass in a minimum of nine full units, including all the practical language elements. In any one year you may choose to enter examinations to a minimum of one full and to a maximum of four full units (or the half unit equivalent). The classification of your degree will be based on your results in all 12 units.

Level 1 (four units)

One compulsory core unit of practical language work:

Advanced Italian 1 [067105] (full unit)

AND six half units chosen from the following:

Dante: Inferno [067T121]

Italian 19th-century literature (the novel) [067161A]

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

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

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

Introduction to Italian studies [067T190]

Italian culture and society 1860-1945 [067T194]

Level 2 (four units)

One compulsory core unit of practical language work:

Advanced Italian 2 [067T205] (full unit)

AND six half units chosen from the following:

Italian language and society 1 [067T210]

Dante: Purgatorio [067T221]

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)

One compulsory core unit of practical language work:

Advanced Italian 3 [067T305] (full unit)

AND four optional units chosen from the following:

Essay in Italian [067T307]

Dante: Paradiso [067T321]

18th-century travel writers and Italy [067T330]

Boccaccio and the Renaissance novella [067T332]

Modern Italian experimental narrative [067T383]

AND one full unit Special Subject chosen from the following:

Italian language and society 2 [067T310]

Ariosto: Orlando furioso [067T343]

Modern critical theory and contemporary Italian poetry [067T370]

Approved topic [067T390]