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Syllabus Elsa de Giovanni Conversations in Italian NYU Department of Italian Summer in Florence 2016 Course Title: Level: Conversations in Italian Undergraduate Course description This course has a thematic approach to the Italian language. Applying the topics of the contemporary Italian media and popular culture, focusing on Italian print and broadcast media in terms of their impact on Italian culture and society. Students will apply and develop their language skills by actively engaging in conversations and research with these themes such as the effect of Italy s regional character on sports, use of language, gastronomy; popular expressions of religious traditions and life habits (Carnival, Passion Plays etc.) (All could be accompanied by field trips, case studies and example texts.) Textual Resources: Allora: Corso di Italiano. Livello intermedio. Department of Italian Studies, NYU 2013. [AE] Parole per Oggi. Department of Italian Studies, NYU, 2013. [PO] Online Resources (all available within NYU Classes): Allora: Grammar Guide [G] Allora: Glossario & Flashcards Allora online Video and Audio files. Additional Resources: Allora Review Charts: Grammar and Lexicon to be distributed in class. Handouts Italian News papers, Repubblica tv. Course Learning Objectives and Expected Learning Outcomes 1. Use only the target language to communicate and interact in class 2. Demonstrate the ability to use the Italian Language to talk about topics of contemporary expressions as they relate to development of popular culture. 3. Conduct a critical (complex) conversation of a wide range of texts and cultural items identifying key issues and themes, style and form. 4. Develop vocabulary and written skills by carrying out individual or team research projects on Italian social rituals and behavior. They will further their oral

presentation skills by exposing their findings to the class. They will refine their written skills through a research paper. Course Learning Activities Weekly readings in Italian and weekly approach to different medias topics Lectures Personal or team task Oral presentation Essay Quizzes Assessment tools Quizzes 10% Participation in 10% class Research 15% Project/Task Mid term Exam 20% P Final Exam 25% Homework 10% Attendance 10%

COURSE SCHEDULE Week Topic and vocabulary Activity Week 1 Introduction to the course. Lecture and discussion: Local Identities: dialects and regionalism The role of media in the Italian Society The Italian family today/la famiglia Italiana oggi Review of the Italian verbs Week 2 The Italian cities and traditions Religious expressions: Catholicism and Paganism. The social role of religious festivities and pilgrimages. Vocabulary: Class discussions on Carnival, Passion Plays, Nativity scenes (role of St. Francis) Week 3 Italian print media Class discussion: various examples of easily understood Italian print media: I giornali italiani piu famosi Development and contemporary role/impact of radio and television Class discussion: I canali radio e la musica. Music. Popular and Folk music, il cantautore Class discussion: contemporary Italian music, Il Festival di San Remo, global influences Week 4 Popular Theatre (Commedia dell arte, puppet theatre) Craftsmanship and Fashion. Local textile and craft traditions, and their relationship to high fashion Class discussion of relationship between popular craft, local identities and high fashion Prepare a presentation on one Italian region. Activities related to the Rome filed trip. Watch a TV program and analyze it for class discussion La figura della donna in tv. Watch il festival di San Remo. Una canzone italiana Visit or watch a puppet show, or visit from Commedia dell arte actors, and class discussion. Individuare le grandi case di moda italiane e parlarne. La settimana della moda in Italia. Cosa si produce oggi in italia? Week 5 La cultura culinaria: la cucina regionale Food and wine Lo sport: Football/soccer. Local identities, politics and the media. Analysis of a mass sporting event (soccer match). Find examples of soccer fandom in Rome (interviews, bars, banners, graffiti etc) Handout on typical products Visit to il Mercato Week 6 Deadline for research project outlines Conclusions and review FINAL EXAM Fieldwork presentations