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20704021 -
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
(objectives)
The course is intended as an introductory overview to the study of the English language. It aims to provide students with the basic theoretical knowledge of the different linguistic properties of English, with particular reference to phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics and textual analysis. The course aims at developing the student's analytical skills in the fields of linguistics and textual analysis: at the end of the course, the student will be able i) to describe the different English structures, and ii) to relate them to theoretical linguistics.
Lessons are designed to include classroom activities, which will serve as a tool to favour the acquisition of theoretical contents and practical skills for linguistic analysis.
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PIUNNO VALENTINA
( syllabus)
The following topics will be covered during the course: -) English as a "global language"; -) morphology (derivational morphemes and inflectional morphemes, main mechanisms of word formation in English); -) lexicon (English word classes and their properties, idioms and phrasal verbs); -) semantics (meaning relationships and types of meaning); -) syntax (types of syntagms, types of syntactic functions, English-focussing phrasal structures); -) basic notions of text linguistics.
( reference books)
1) Lesley Jeffries, Discovering language. The Structure of Modern English, London, Palgrave MacMillan, 2006 (tutto il volume, esclusi i capitoli 1-2).
*2) Charles F. Meyer, Introducing English Linguistics, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2009 (esclusivamente parti scelte dal capitolo 2 “The development of English”).
*3) Howard Jackson, Etienne Zé Amvela, Words, Meaning and Vocabulary. An Introduction to Modern English Lexicology, 2nd Edition, London, Continuum International, 2007 (esclusivamente parti scelte dal capitolo 4).
* Texts 2 and 3 will be available at the copy shop in front of the Literature Philosophy Language School.
Reccomended text: • Laura Pinnavaia, Introduzione alla linguistica inglese, Roma, Carocci, 2009 o edizioni successive.
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20704065 -
EPISTEMOLOGY OF THE NEW MEDIA
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The course offers the basic notions of the organization of the network and of the social networks The course aims at a general understanding of big data and algorithms and of their use within social sciences and humanities The objective of the course is the introduction to the transformation of the epistemology of social sciences and humanities caused by the new methods for the organization of information The objective of the course is the understanding of the open questions in the social, political and epistemological fields of digitalization and automation of decision taking.
At the end of the course, students will be able to discuss digitalization problems and their consequences in terms of knowledge creation and organization
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NUMERICO TERESA
( syllabus)
The network as a tool for knowledge creation: Data, control and freedom. The course aims at analysing the most common devices for sharing information in order to focus on risks and opportunities. The communication technologies revolution faces a big transformation: the original open spaces are about to be substituted by private walled gardens, in which the user is welcomed as well as restrained.
The data mining activity – well-knows as big data technology – extraction of valuable pieces of information among those directly or indirectly offered by the users, represents one of the central elements of the network organization both in economical and social terms. These strategies pose not only privacy problems (as it is easily shown) but also problems relative to the knowledge model that seems to impose on humanities as well as social sciences. Such a model can be adopted, by using an epistemological approach that could foresee as well as a monitor human habits and behaviours. We speak about platform capitalism and algorithmic governamentality. They attribute to the algorithms not only the commercial choices but also the social and political decisions that are relevant for pacific, civic citizenship practices. The opacity of the algorithms risks to undermine the democratic possibilities even in western democracies.
The course is based on a critical approach on the relationships between freedom and control within the digital communication devices. It tackles the question from the point of view of the interaction between freedom opportunities and control mechanisms, which stands at the core of practices and techniques of digital apparatuses, with special regards to their social, political, epistemological dimensions. This course can be considered inside the area of critical enquiry on the philosophy of technology.
The recent revelations about Cambridge Analytica scandal and the enforcement of the European General Data protection regulation since last may 2018 clarify the crucial importance of the understanding the scope and the relevance of who is the actor who controls and collects personal data and which are the aims of such a collection. We need to establish clearly which are the limits of these activities of personal data monitoring and extraction. The course concentrates on basic elements of information and media literacy in this area of research, in order to allow students to undertand what is at stake in the massive use of digital platforms.
( reference books)
Lovink G. (2016) the abyss of social media, Polity press, London. Numerico T. (et al.), (2015) The digital humanist, Punctum Press, Brooklyn, cap. I-II e cap. V Ippolita (2017) Tecnologie del dominio, Meltemi, Milano.
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6
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M-FIL/02
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20704032 -
MARKETING
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Within the framework of the Dublin Descriptors (http://www.quadrodeititoli.it/descrittori.aspx?descr=172&IDL=2), the Course has the following objectives:
Knowledge The Marketing Course aims at transferring the knowledge of the fundamental elements of Marketing, within the frame of its historical evolution and systematization. The Course will also take in due consideration the most recent developments of Marketing related to changes in lifestyles Aand to the impact of the Information Technology and of disruptive innovation. It therefore aims at:
Understanding of the marketing approach, the marketing management process and their relations with the value concept Understanding of the key factors in strategy design and implementation, and of relationships between strategies and marketing planning Knowledge about the main marketing tools and their interrelations Deeper knowledge about communication tools and processes, with particular reference to the relations between marketing communication and other forms of communication, and to the role of IT in designing strategic, management, production and communication processes developed by organizations.
Skills
Ability to correlate among them and with other disciplinary approaches the marketing, strategy and communication knowledge acquired during the Course
Strengthening of linguistic competence (general and sectoral) both in Italian and English (further acquisition and pertinent use of technical terminology, improvement in oral and written communication)
Ability to draw and develop the essential aspects of marketing and communication plans, with particular reference to the role of IT
Soft skills
Capacity to build a learning community and take one’s own responsibilities within the framework of a set of shared rules Active listening Sharing and discussion of opinions Critical and original approach to problem setting and solving Learning from the experience of other people Information organisation and management Clarity in oral and written communication
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ADDAMIANO SABINA
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Course Program The marketing approach and the concept of value Consumer and Neoconsumer; The purchasing behavior of the consumer and of the organizations Market segmentation and personas Marketing research and its role Strategic planning and marketing planning Marketing decisions about product and the value co-creation Marketing decisions about service; The integration product-service Marketing decisions about price; The Currency concept Marketing decisions about product placement and selling networks management; The Channel concept Brand management as a key factor of value creation; Elements of Brand Activism The management of marketing communication and the integrated corporate communication Information Technology, disruptive innovation and the marketing process The selling process and its various forms; The omnichannel customer experience Marketing planning History and recent developments of marketing.
( reference books)
Learning materials for attending students J.P. Peter - J.H.Donnelly - C.A. Pratesi, Marketing, McGraw-Hill 2017, VI ed. (excluding chapters on Selling and sales networks management and on International marketing) Selected readings specifically chosen for students of the BA Courses in Scienze della Comunicazione, Ingegneria (Gestionale e Informatica), Lingue e culture straniere Papers and slides, to be distributed via email at the end of the Course
Learning materials for non attending students J.P. Peter - J.H.Donnelly - C.A. Pratesi, Marketing, McGraw-Hill 2017, VI ed. (all) Selected readings specifically chosen for students of the BA Courses in Scienze della Comunicazione, Ingegneria (Gestionale e Informatica), Lingue e culture straniere One of the following books: Paola Stringa, Spin doctoring e strategie di comunicazione politica, Carocci 2009 Romano Cappellari, Marketing della moda e dei prodotti lifestyle, Carocci 2016 A book chosen together with the teacher, according to the student's scientific or professional interests.
N.B. - Students who will not attend lessons are requested to send a mail to the address sabina.addamiano@uniroma3.it, in order to inform the teacher and to evaluate the opportunity of defining a specific program.
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36
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20710321 -
SEMANTICA E PRAGMATICA
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The course aims to provide the students with an introduction to semantics and pragmatics as independent levels of analysis and with their interfaces. Basic notions of syntax will be introduced to allow students to have a clear idea of the interaction between the levels. At the end of the course students will be able to understand and analyze words, sentences and utterances on the basis of the acquisition of the theoretical concepts.
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MEREU LUNELLA
( syllabus)
Basic notions on syntax and sentence semantics, definitions of semantics, word semantics, definition of pragmatics, linguistic and situational context, information structure, speech acts, presuppositions and implicatures.
( reference books)
1) Mereu Lunella, La sintassi delle lingue del mondo, Laterza (chapters 2, 3 except section 4, and section 5 from chapter 6). 2) Berruto Gaetano, La semantica, Zanichelli (chapters 1, 3, 4, 5 fino a pag. 89 + da pag. 115 a 120). 3) Andorno Cecilia, Che cos’è la pragmatica, Carocci editore.
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20704029 -
PHILOSOPHY, SOCIETY AND COMMUNICATION
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The Course provides an introduction to the main authors, focusing on a specific issue in Political Philosophy. The Course is intended to the acquisition of analytical and interpretative conceptual tools in Political philosophy , both in reading and in debating. International students can ask for a final exam in their native language or in English.
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GIARDINI FEDERICA
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Introduction to authors and texts in political philosophy
( reference books)
F. Giardini, I nomi della crisi. Antropologia e politica, Kluwer 2017 F. Castelli, F. Giardini, F. Raparelli (a cura di), Conflitti. Filosofia e politica, Le Monnier, in stampa M. Benasayag, A. Del Rey, Elogio del conflitto, Feltrinelli 2008
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Derived from
20702695 FILOSOFIA POLITICA in Filosofia L-5 0 GIARDINI FEDERICA
( syllabus)
Introduction to authors and texts in political philosophy
( reference books)
F. Giardini, I nomi della crisi. Antropologia e politica, Kluwer 2017 F. Castelli, F. Giardini, F. Raparelli (a cura di), Conflitti. Filosofia e politica, Le Monnier, in stampa M. Benasayag, A. Del Rey, Elogio del conflitto, Feltrinelli 2008
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SPS/01
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72
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20710379 -
PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION
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The course aims at providing knowledge concerning the psycological (cognitive, social, affective, interactional) processes underlying communication, and on the definition and analysis of communicative processes, their development and learning, and their elements: signal, meaning, communicative act, communicative goal, sender, receiver and addressee, receptive nad productive modalities, verbal and body communication systems, multimodality. The course further aims at developing competences in applying such theoretical knowledge to analyse the cognitive, affective, social aspects implied in reasoning, argumentation and persuasion, learning and teaching, identity and self-presentation, in such a way as to be able to analyse real cases of interpersonal and public communication in everyday life, at work, in education, media, politics, technology, music and entertainment.
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POGGI ISABELLA
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Investigation of communication in all of its modalities: verbal and bodily (words and sentences, prosody and intonation, gestures, facial expression, gaze, touch, posture, proxemics), and technological media. Analysis and detection of sincere and deceptive, cooperative and aggressive communication, and its uses in interpersonal interaction, at work, in education, politics, art, entertainment.
( reference books)
The following four items are to be studied for the oral examination:
A. Anolli I.: Fondamenti di psicologia della comunicazione. Il Mulino, Bologna 2011. B. Poggi I.: Le parole del corpo. Introduzione alla comunicazione multimodale. Carocci, Roma 2006. C. Castelfranchi C. e Poggi I.: Bugie, finzioni, sotterfugi, per una scienza dell’inganno, Carocci, Roma 2012: solo i capitoli da 1 a 13. D. ONE text (or set of texts) chosen among the following 24 items:
1. CASELLI C., MARAGNA S. e VOLTERRA V.: Linguaggio e sordità. Gesti, segni e parole nello sviluppo e nell’educazione. Il Mulino, Bologna 2007. 2. GIGLIOLI P.P., CAVICCHIOLI P. e FELE G.: Rituali di degradazione. Anatomia del processo Cusani. Mulino, Bologna, 1997. 3. DIDEROT D.: Paradosso dell'attore. Editori Riuniti, Roma, 1974. 4. ORLETTI F.: La conversazione diseguale. Carocci, Roma, 2000. 5. LUGLI L. e MIZZAU M.: L’ascolto. Il Mulino, Bologna. 6. FELE G. e PAOLETTI I.: L’interazione in classe. Mulino, Bologna, 2003. 7. PARISI D. (a cura di): Per una educazione linguistica razionale. Mulino, Bologna, 1979. 8. POGGI I. (a cura di): Le parole nella testa. Guida a un'educazione linguistica cognitivista. Mulino, Bologna 1987 (fuori stampa; reperibile presso la Biblioteca di Scienze dell’Educazione). 9. POGGI I.: La grammatica del significato. Un itinerario didattico. Mulino, Bologna, 1989. 10. LAKOFF G.: Non pensate all'elefante. Fusi Orari, Milano, 2006. 11. Battistelli P. (a cura di): Io penso che tu pensi… Le origini della comprensione della mente. Franco Angeli, Milano1997. 12. Arcidiacono F. (a cura di): Conflitti e interazione in famiglia. Carocci, Roma 2007. 13. Bazzanella C. Linguistica cognitiva. Un’introduzione. Laterza, Bari 2014. 14. Cacciari C.: Psicologia del linguaggio. Il Mulino, Bologna 2011. 15. Domaneschi F. e Penco C.: Come non detto. Usi e abusi dei sottintesi. Laterza, Bari 2016. 16. Pennisi A. e Perconti P. (a cura di): Le scienze cognitive del linguaggio. Il Mulino, Bologna 2006. 17. Vicari S. e Caselli C. (a cura di) Neuropsicologia dello sviluppo. Il Mulino, Bologna 2007. 18. Belacchi C. e Benelli B.: Il significato delle parole. La competenza definitoria nello sviluppo tipico e atipico. Mulino, Bologna 2007. 19. Bruno N., Pavani F., Zampini M.: La percezione multisensoriale. Mulino Bologna 2010. 20. Mininni G. e Scardigno R.: Le deboli certezze del (far) sapere medico e psichiatrico. L’Harmattan Italia. 2019. 21. Campisi E. Che cos’è la gestualità. Carocci, Roma, 2018. 22. Nobili C. I gesti dell’italiano. Carocci, Roma, 2019. 23. Cornoldi C., Meneghetti C., Moè A., e Zamperlin C.: Processi cognitivi, motivazione e apprendimento. Il Mulino, Bologna, 2018. PARTICOLARMENTE INDICATO PER CHI E’ INTERESSATO ALLA PSICOLOGIA DELL’INSEGNAMENTO E DELL’APPRENDIMENTO 24. Invece che UN libro in italiano, tre articoli in inglese scaricati dai seguenti siti web: http://host.uniroma3.it/docenti/poggi/inglese2.htm http://www.comunicazione.uniroma3.it/it/page/25/_/___22 (esposizione in italiano)
Altri testi d’esame in alternativa a quelli suddetti potranno essere comunicati in bacheca o concordati con la docente.
2. Esame da 6 CFU
Per chi deve sostenere l'esame da soli 6 CFU il programma è il seguente: 1. Rumiati R. e Lotto L. (a cura di). Introduzione alla psicologia della comunicazione. Il Mulino, Bologna 2012.
2. Poggi I.: Le parole del corpo. Introduzione alla comunicazione multimodale. Carocci, Roma 2006.
3. Castelfranchi C. e Poggi I.: Bugie, finzioni, sotterfugi, per una scienza dell’inganno, Carocci, Roma 2012: solo i capitoli da 1 a 13.
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3. Integrazione di 6 CFU
Per chi ha già sostenuto un esame di Psicologia della Comunicazione da 6 CFU e deve sostenere l'integrazione per altri 6 CFU, il programma è il seguente:
a. Di Giovanni P. (a cura di): Psicologia della comunicazione. Zanichelli, Bologna, 2007 (i capitoli da 3 a 7 compresi).
b. Castelfranchi C. e Poggi I.: Bugie, finzioni, sotterfugi, per una scienza dell’inganno, Carocci, Roma, 1998 (i Capitoli da 13 alla fine, compresi).
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20709897 -
STORIA DELL'ITALIA CONTEMPORANEA
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The course aims to give students chance of acquiring analytical skills in order to identify the many factors involved in the dynamics of historical processes and understand their interconnections. The students will also develop a research method and investigation abilities in order to discover the inner complexity of the present age in its historical depth; they will be educated on how to understand otherness disclosing in the study of human events that constitute historical development.
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SCORNAJENGHI ANTONIO
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The main lines of Italy’s history (1861-1994). The module aims to tackle, with a reading of the long run, the most important issues in the history of Italy from the Unification to the crisis of the 1980s and early 1990s. Attention will be devoted to the features of the Italian political system and the different forms of political communication.
( reference books)
Aurelio Lepre e Claudia Petraccone, Storia d'Italia dall'Unità a oggi, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2008. Giovanni Gozzini, La mutazione individualista. Gli italiani e la televisione 1954-2011, Roma-Bari, Laterza, 2011.
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M-STO/04
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20710184 -
HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY EUROPE
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To provide instruments to analyze the historical processes that led to the constitution of contemporary Europe, with particular reference to the passage of the two World Wars; to acquire the knowledge of the historiographic debate on the building of the European identity; to be able to understand the political, social and cultural dynamics of contemporary Europe.
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MERLO SIMONA
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The first part of the course will deal with the European identity and the process of the birth of the idea of Europe, while the second will focus on the main topics of European history in the 20th century: empires and nations, wars and revolutions, democracy and totalitarianism, the Cold War and the division between East and West, new balance after 1989. Finally, a third part will concern a case study: Georgia, a borderland between Europe and Asia.
( reference books)
Tony Judt, Postwar. La nostra storia 1945-2005, Laterza, Roma-Bari 2017 (first, second and e third parts) Simona Merlo, Georgia. Una storia fra Europa e Asia, Beit, Trieste 2017
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20710026 -
LITERATURE AND VISUAL ARTS
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The course aims to provide students with some of the most significant ways of representing contemporary reality in the disciplinary field of literature and visual culture. The course aims to provide students with a general understanding of some of the most complex and problematic procedures, and at the same time also the most widespread, through which multiple practices of current communication unfold.
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MAZZARELLA ARTURO
( syllabus)
The new fronts of realism
( reference books)
Texts A. Mazzarella, Il male necessario. Etica ed estetica sulla scena contemporanea, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2014. A. Mazzarella, Le relazioni pericolose. Sensazioni e sentimenti del nostro tempo, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2017. D. DeLillo, Cosmopolis, Einaudi Torino 2003. W. G. Sebald, Austerlitz, Adelphi, Milano 2006.
Filmography D. Cronenberg, Cosmopolis (2012); S. McQueen, Shame (2011).
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BALICCO DANIELE
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Program
The new fronts of realism
Texts A. Mazzarella, Il male necessario. Etica ed estetica sulla scena contemporanea, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2014. A. Mazzarella, Le relazioni pericolose. Sensazioni e sentimenti del nostro tempo, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2017. D. DeLillo, Cosmopolis, Einaudi Torino 2003. W. G. Sebald, Austerlitz, Adelphi, Milano 2006.
Filmography D. Cronenberg, Cosmopolis (2012); S. McQueen, Shame (2011).
Course delivery: frontal lessons. Exam Mode: written test.
( reference books)
Texts A. Mazzarella, Il male necessario. Etica ed estetica sulla scena contemporanea, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2014. A. Mazzarella, Le relazioni pericolose. Sensazioni e sentimenti del nostro tempo, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2017. D. DeLillo, Cosmopolis, Einaudi Torino 2003. W. G. Sebald, Austerlitz, Adelphi, Milano 2006.
Filmography D. Cronenberg, Cosmopolis (2012); S. McQueen, Shame (2011).
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20704096 -
ESTETICA
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The aim of this course is to provide students with the basic notions of aesthetics (from beauty to kitsch, from ugly to sublime, from interesting to horror and terror), following their conceptual evolution and transformations from antiquity to the modern age up to the present day. One of the essential educational objectives of this course is for students to acquire solid knowledge of the aesthetics and philosophy of art and to be able to orient themselves between the various philosophical and artistic positions of the last few decades. The student will be stimulated to critically question the proposed topics in order to develop an independent capacity for analysis and sensitivity to aesthetic issues. At the end of the course, the student will be able to use with awareness the philosophical-aesthetic vocabulary and bibliographic tools useful to deepen the themes of modern and contemporary aesthetics.
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IANNELLI FRANCESCA
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The course aims to offer an overview of the main aesthetic categories - from the beauty to the ugliness, from the interesting to the kitsch, from the sublime to Horror and Terror- to evaluate their relevance in contemporary art practices. In addition to this it will analyzed the western and eastern conception of beauty (with particular attention to Japanese aesthetics) and it will reflect on the status of images in our hyper-connected society based on the texts "Immagini che ci guardano " by Bredekamp and "La furia delle immagini" by Fontcuberta.
( reference books)
The following texts are essential:
F. Iannelli: Dissonanze contemporanee. Arte e vita in un tempo inconciliato. Quodlibet 2010 (till p. 206). D. Richie: A Tractate on Japanese Aesthetics, Stone Bridge Press 2007. Y. Kawabata, Esistenza e scoperta della bellezza, pp. 57-76 in "La danzatrice di Izu", Adelphi, Milano 2017
By choice:
H. Bredekamp: Immagini che ci guardano. Teoria dell'atto iconico. Raffaello Cortina 2015 or La furia delle immagini. Note sulla postfotografia, Einaudi, 2018.
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20710037 -
LITERATURE AND VISUAL ARTS 2
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The course aims to provide students with some of the most significant ways of representing contemporary reality in the disciplinary field of literature and visual culture. The course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of some of the most complex and problematic procedures, and at the same time also the most widespread, through which multiple practices of current communication unfold.
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A - L
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MAZZARELLA ARTURO
( syllabus)
The new fronts of realism
( reference books)
Texts A. Prete (a cura di), Nostalgia. Storia di un sentimento, Cortina, Milano 2018. A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo, Bompiani, Milano 2016. Ph. Roth, L’animale morente, Einaudi, Torino 2002. (For those who support Literature and Visual Arts I and Literature and Visual Arts II in a single test the exam materials include, among the texts listed as a program of the Literature and Visual Arts module II:A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo; Ph. Roth, The dying animal, Einaudi, Torino 2002).
Filmography M. Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); Lars von Trier, Nymphomaniac 1 e 2 (2013). (This filmography is not the object of examination for those who support Literature and visual arts I and Literature and visual arts II in a single test).
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M - Z
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BALICCO DANIELE
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Program The new fronts of realism
Texts A. Prete (a cura di), Nostalgia. Storia di un sentimento, Cortina, Milano 2018. A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo, Bompiani, Milano 2016. Ph. Roth, L’animale morente, Einaudi, Torino 2002. (For those who support Literature and Visual Arts I and Literature and Visual Arts II in a single test the exam materials include, among the texts listed as a program of the Literature and Visual Arts module II:A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo; Ph. Roth, The dying animal, Einaudi, Torino 2002).
Filmography M. Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); Lars von Trier, Nymphomaniac 1 e 2 (2013). (This filmography is not the object of examination for those who support Literature and visual arts I and Literature and visual arts II in a single test).
Course delivery: frontal lessons; Exam Mode: written test.
( reference books)
Testi A. Prete (a cura di), Nostalgia. Storia di un sentimento, Cortina, Milano 2018. A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo, Bompiani, Milano 2016. Ph. Roth, L’animale morente, Einaudi, Torino 2002. (Per chi sostiene Letteratura e arti visive I e Letteratura e arti visive II in un’unica prova i materiali di esami comprendono, tra i testi elencati come programma del modulo di Letteratura e arti visive II: A. Scurati, Dal tragico all’osceno. Raccontare la morte nel XXI secolo; Ph. Roth, L’animale morente).
Filmografia M. Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); Lars von Trier, Nymphomaniac 1 e 2 (2013). (Tale filmografia non è oggetto di esame per chi sostiene Letteratura e arti visive I e Letteratura e arti visive II in un’unica prova).
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A SCELTA DELLO STUDENTE - E’ possibile inserire tra gli esami a scelta al massimo 12 CFU di attività di Laboratorio, non è possibile inserire tra gli esami a scelta ulteriori “Idoneità di lingua” conseguite al CLA - (show)
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20710138 -
ETHIC AND COGNITIVE SCIENCES
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The course aims at providing the students with the basic notions of moral philosophy, from a historical and theoretical point of view, with a particular stress on the relationship with cognitive sciences. In particular it will give them the toools to understand one the most common comtemporany discussions, that regarding free will. At the end of the course, the student will be able to master the basic concepts of the conceptual galaxy free will-moral responsibility
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DE CARO MARIO
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In the first part, the course aims at giving the students the basic concepts of the history of ethics; in the second part, it is focused on the question of free will. The goal is that the students understand these issues of moral philosophy. At the end of the class, the students will be able to understand and use the fundamental concepts related to these issues.
( reference books)
FOR THE STUDENTS WHO PASS THE TEST AT THE END OF THE COURSE - Niccolò Machiavelli, Il principe (qualsiasi edizione: parti indicate dal docente durante il corso). - Mario De Caro, Il libero arbitrio, Laterza (parti indicate dal docente durante il corso) - De Caro-Lavazza-Sartori, Siamo davvero liberi?, Codice (seconda edizione) (le parti indicate dal docente durante il corso)
FOR THE STUDENTS WHO DON’T PASS THE TEST AT THE END OF THE COURSE OR DO NOT TRY IT - Niccolò Machiavelli, Il principe (qualsiasi edizione: parti indicate dal docente durante il corso). - Mario De Caro, Il libero arbitrio, Laterza (parti indicate dal docente durante il corso) - De Caro-Lavazza-Sartori, Siamo davvero liberi?, Codice (seconda edizione) (le parti indicate dal docente durante il corso) - Alfred Mele, Liberi!, Carocci.
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ECONOMIC HISTORY
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The course of Economic History is part of the program in Philosophy (BA level) and it is included among the complementary training activities. Providing the essential methodological tools to understand the economic history, the course outlines the formation and the development of the main capitalistic economies both in Europe and out of Europe between 19th and 20th centuries. Students are expected to analyse, understand, interpret and critically evaluate the themes analysed giving them the essential tools to overall comprehend the main economic history times since the mid-17th century. At the end of the course students are expected to acquire the following skills: - Capability to overall interpret economic and social macro-phenomenons of the main themes analysed. - Capability of historical ‘sense of direction’ concerning the main economic history themes particularly in relation to the capitalistic system. - Basic language and argumentation capabilities regarding the main themes analysed.
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20702497 STORIA ECONOMICA in Filosofia L-5 CONTE GIAMPAOLO
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The course outlines the formation and the development of the main capitalistic economies both in Europe and out of Europe between 19th and 20th centuries.
I. The first and second industrial revolution - The preconditions for capitalist development in modern Eastern Atlantic, Centuries 17-18th. - Expanded commercial agricultural revolution and industrial revolution in Britain in the eighteenth century. - The process of capitalist concentration in the nineteenth century and the second industrial revolution. II. Economic development in the 20th century - Industry, trade networks, financial markets on the eve of the First World War. - The economic cycles in the post-war period - The crisis of 1929 and national policies in the '30s.
( reference books)
Attending students:
G. Feliu, C. Sudrià, Introduzione alla storia economica mondiale, Padova, CADEM, 2013, capp. 1 – 11.
plus a further book:
F. Braudel, Espansione europea e capitalismo. 1450-1650, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2015. L. Conte, V. Torreggiani, Istituzioni, capitali e moneta. Storia dei sistemi finanziari contemporanei, Milano, Mondadori, 2017, Introduzione + capp. 1-3.
Non-attending students (add to above-mentioned books):
M. Fornasari, La banca, la borsa, lo Stato. Una storia della finanza (secc. XIII-XXI), Torino, Giappichelli, 2017, pp. 1-154.
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20710040 -
LABORATORIO DI LINEAMENTI DI GENERE
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The Course provides for an introduction to the main periods, issues, and authors, in feminist and gender studies and movements. The Course is intended to the acquisition of historical and analytical tools, both in reading and in debating. International students can ask for a final exam in their native language or in English.
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GIARDINI FEDERICA
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Feminist keywords. For a political and theoretical genealogy and an update of the latest advances in feminism, gender and difference.
Course schedule:
On Frydays, 2.00-4.30 p.m.
28 febbraio A cura di Federica Giardini Autrice: Carla Lonzi Parole Chiave: liberazione, differenza Testo: Rivolta Femminile, Manifesto di Rivolta Femminile, disponibile online: https://www.internazionale.it/notizie/2017/03/08/manifesto-di-rivolta-femminile
6 marzo A cura di Federica Castelli Autrice: Simone de Beauvoir Parole Chiave: emancipazione, liberazione Testo: S. De Beauvoir, Il secondo sesso, qualsiasi edizione (Introduzione; Parte seconda: Miti; Parte terza: Formazione, situazione, giustificazioni; Parte quarta: verso la liberazione; Conclusioni)
13 marzo A cura di Ilaria Boiano Autrice: Tamar Pitch Parole Chiave: diritti fondamentali, differenze, devianza Un testo a scelta tra: T. Pitch, La devianza, qualsiasi edizione T. Pitch, Un diritto per due, qualsiasi edizione T. Pitch, I diritti fondamentali: differenze culturali, disuguaglianze sociali, differenza sessuale, qualsiasi edizione
20 marzo A cura di Roberta Paoletti e Ingrid Colanicchia Autrice: Angela Davis Parole Chiave: militanza, intersezionalità Testo: Angela Davis, Donne, razza, classe, Alegre 2018
27 marzo I parte A cura di Ilenia Caleo Autrice: bell hooks Parole Chiave: intersezionalità, femminismi Testo 2: bell hooks, Elogio del margine, qualsiasi edizione II parte A cura di Isabella Pinto Autrice: Elena Ferrante Parole Chiave: narrazioni, visioni Testo: E. Ferrante, La Frantumaglia. Edizione ampliata, e/o, Roma 2016.
3 aprile I parte A cura di Serena Fiorletta Autrice: Chandra Talpade Mohanty Parole Chiave: intercultura, decoloniale, postcoloniale Testo: C. T. Mohanty, Femminismo senza frontiere. Teoria, differenze, conflitti, Ibs 2012 II parte A cura di Alessandra Chiricosta Autrice: Angela Putino Parole Chiave: forza, conflitto Testo: A. Putino, Amiche mie isteriche, Cronopio 2018
6 aprile (aula DAMS) A cura di Elisa Giomi e Francesca Lopez Autrici: Michela Murgia, Chiara Tagliaferri, Marta Perrotta Parole Chiave: popular culture, stereotipi, controstereotipi Testo: M. Murgia, C. Tagliaferri, Morgana, Mondadori, Milano 2019.
( reference books)
One text among the following: S. De Beauvoir, Il secondo sesso, qualsiasi edizione (Introduzione; Parte seconda: Miti; Parte terza: Formazione, situazione, giustificazioni; Parte quarta: verso la liberazione; Conclusioni) Rivolta Femminile, Manifesto di Rivolta Femminile, disponibile online: https://www.internazionale.it/notizie/2017/03/08/manifesto-di-rivolta-femminile Angela Davis, Donne, razza, classe, Alegre 2018 T. Pitch, La devianza, qualsiasi edizione// oppure T. Pitch, Un diritto per due, qualsiasi edizione// oppure T. Pitch, I diritti fondamentali: differenze culturali, disuguaglianze sociali, differenza sessuale, qualsiasi edizione M. Murgia, C. Tagliaferri, Morgana, Mondadori, Milano 2019 bell hooks, Elogio del margine, qualsiasi edizione E. Ferrante, La Frantumaglia. Edizione ampliata, e/o, Roma 2016 C. T. Mohanty, Femminismo senza frontiere. Teoria, differenze, conflitti, Ibs 2012 A. Putino, A. Putino, Quale forza?, in “Madrigale”, n. 3, 1989. Funzione guerriera e inaddomesticamento, in A.A.V.V., Imparare dalle donne, ed. Centro Culturale V. Woolf Università delle donne, Terni 1992. Donna guerriera, in "DWF", n. 7, 1988. Il concetto di forza nel pensiero politico di Simone Weil, in AA.VV., Il pensiero di Simone Weil nella politica del rapporti tra donne, Centro-Donna-Comune di Venezia, Venezia, 1989. La funzione guerriera e la sua forma originaria femminile, in Forcina-Prontera-Vergine, Filosofia, Donne, Filosofie (Atti del Convegno Internazionale 27-30 aprile 1992), ed. Milella, Lecce, 1994. Androgina/Amazzone (con Lina Mangiacapre)
Suggested introductory readings: - A. Cavarero, F. Restaino, Le filosofie femministe, Mondadori, Milano 2002; Il pensiero femminista. Un approccio teorico, 78-115. - A. Rossi Doria, “Ipotesi per una storia del neofemminismo italiano” In Dare forma al silenzio. Scritti di storia politica delle donne, Viella, Roma 2007, pp. 243-265. - Libreria delle donne di Milano, Non credere di avere dei diritti, Rosenberg & Sellier 1987 J. Scott, Il “genere”: un utile categoria di analisi storica In "Rivista di storia contemporanea", n. 4, 1987 (http://www.iaphitalia.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/scoti.pdf) - Robert J. C. Young, “Introduzione. Montaggio” In Id. Introduzione al post-colonialismo, Meltemi, Roma 2005, pp. 7-15.
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20710207 -
Laboratory of environmental and territory analysis
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The course is devoted to the profiling of a new field of research - through the contribution of political philosophy, aesthetics, history of economics, environmental justice, social geography, urban studies, etc.- to the acquisition of analytical and interpretative conceptual tools in relation to the general dimensions of “environment” and “territory”. International students can ask for a final exam in their native language or in English.
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GIARDINI FEDERICA
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Urban knowledges The course will investigate the relation between the urban spaces and the different forms of belonging and participation, that is citizenship. In order to update the couple city-citizenship, the course will provide the principal and transdisciplinary tools - in philosophy, legal studies, sociology, geography, politics - in a comparative approach.
TIMETABLE Dal 28 febbraio al 17 aprile, ogni venerdì dalle 14 alle 17.
Venerdì 28 febbraio Dario Gentili (Docente di filosofia morale, Roma Tre), Federica Giardini (Docente di filosofia politica, Roma Tre) – Ripensare la selva con le Environmental Humanities – filosofia, etica, politica
Venerdì 6 marzo – Tiziana Villani (Docente di filosofia, Università Paris 8; docente di «Fenomenologia dell’arte contemporanea», Accademia NABA di Milano) – La selva e il deserto
Venerdì 13 marzo – Sara Marini (Docente di architettura, IUAV, Venezia) – Sulla selva
Venerdì 20 marzo Daniela Angelucci (Docente di estetica, Roma Tre) – Selva, sublime e perturbante
Venerdì 27 marzo pomeriggio a cura di Ilaria Bussoni (casa editrice DeriveApprodi)
Venerdì 3 aprile Stefano Oliva (Docente di estetica, Quasar Design University) – Selve sonore
Venerdì 17 aprile – Carlo Hintermann ¬(Regista e produttore cinematografico) - La selva nel cinema
( reference books)
As a preliminary suggestion, see: http://www.master-territorio-environment.it/testi/
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ANGELUCCI DANIELA
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The seminar addresses issues related to the territory and the city. The story of cardinal concepts such as cities, communities, habitats, nature, territory, landscapes, and projects will be presented, discussed and updated, from different perspectives: philosophy, art, political theory, sociology, history, geography, architecture, law, economics, political ecology, communication.
( reference books)
Different readings will be suggested; Eventually students have to write a short paper or make a short speech.
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GENTILI DARIO
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The seminar addresses issues related to the territory and the city. The story of cardinal concepts such as cities, communities, habitats, nature, territory, landscapes, and projects will be presented, discussed and updated, from different perspectives: philosophy, art, political theory, sociology, history, geography, architecture, law, economics, political ecology, communication.
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Different texts will be suggested; Eventually students have to write a short paper or make a short speech.
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20710006 -
methods of communication sciences
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The course aims to: • introduce the main concepts of the methodology of research in the field of social and communication sciences; • consolidate the skills in research methodology, through the design and implementation of ethnographic investigation paths; • enhance critical analysis skills through interactive and laboratory teaching; • encourage the active participation of the students with exercises and presentations during the lessons, in order to improve their verbal abilities and communication skills.
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20710388 -
GENDER AND MEDIA
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The course deals with a critical analysis of the gender representations in media. The first part gives a literature overview on the role and influence of media in the social construction of male and female identities. In the second part, methodological tools will be provided in order to deepen the gender perspective in the analysis of communication practices in various media environments (whether digital or not). The course aims to: • strengthen the disciplinary knowledge related to the relationship between gender identity and media; • enhance critical analysis skills through interactive and laboratory teaching; • encourage the active participation of students with presentations during the lessons, in order to practice their verbal abilities and communication skills.
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20710522 -
HISTORY OF THE MIND SCIENCES
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The course aims to provide a survey of the evolution of the Sciences of the mind, from the Scientific Revolution to the birth of neuroscience This year the focus of the course will explore the history of biological and experimental approaches to the study of the emotions. We will discuss the major scientific, medical, philosophical, historical, and socio-cultural concepts and factors that led to the development of the contemporary concept of emotion.
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CANALI STEFANO
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The course aims to provide a survey of the evolution of the Sciences of the mind, from the Scientific Revolution to the birth of neuroscience This year the focus of the course will explore the history of biological and experimental approaches to the study of the emotions. We will discuss the major scientific, medical, philosophical, historical, and socio-cultural concepts and factors that led to the development of the contemporary concept of emotion.
( reference books)
Luciano Mecacci, Manuale di storia della psicologia, Giunti, Firenze, 2008 (capitoli indicati dal docente)
Keith Oatley, Breve storia delle emozioni, Il mulino, Bologna, 2015 (capitoli: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7)
Ian Plamper, Storia delle emozioni, Il Mulino, Bologna, 2018 (capitolo 3)
Stefano Canali e Luca Pani, Emozioni e malattia. Dall'evoluzione biologica al tramonto del pensiero psicosomatico. Bruno Mondadori, 2003 (capitoli: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7).
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20710523 -
COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLIED TO HUMANITIES
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The teaching intends to provide students with a basic knowledge of the theoretical foundations of the digital ecosystem, and to introduce the use of computers and digital tools in the humanities, with special reference to text encoding, analysis and representation.
The main aim of the teaching is to allow students to understand the principles underlying the digital devices they use every day, acquiring the core notions required to understand the relevance of the research and debate in the field of Digital Humanities.
At the end of the course, participants will understand the basic principles of the theory of information, as well as the main ideas allowing for the use of digital tools and information in the humanities.
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Roncaglia Gino
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The course is organized in two modules:
Module A - The digital world: fundamental notions. The concept of information and digital coding of information; Turing machine, Von Neumann machine, computer; from computers to networks; network topology; history and characteristics of the Internet; introduction to the web and marking languages; introduction to artificial intelligence: strong and weak artificial intelligence, Turing test, connectionism and neural networks; the network as a global medium and the characteristics of on-line communication.
Module B - Introduction to humanistic informatics: the concept of digital humanities and its many definitions; forms of electronic textuality; introduction to text coding; first elements of digital publishing; digital and the world of school and training
The attendance of the lessons and / or the study of the texts relating to module A are preparatory to the attendance of the lessons and / or the study of the texts relating to the module B.
( reference books)
Modulo A: - Fabio Ciotti e Gino Roncaglia, Il mondo digitale, cap. I-IX, Laterza 2000 (14a edizione, 2013)
Modulo B: - Fabio Ciriaci, Informatica per le scienze umane, McGraw Hill Italia 2012 - Gino Roncaglia, L'età della frammentazione, Laterza 2018
Non-attending and attending students who have not passed the written test will integrate these texts with - Mirko Tavosanis, Lingue e intelligenza artificiale, Carocci 2018
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20704024 -
LABORATORY: COMMUNICATION
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The aim of the course is to provide the students with the basic notions of textual linguistics. The course will introduce the students to the main typologies of texts (narrative, argumentative, descriptive), as well as to the main features of a written or oral text. At the end of the course the student will be able to produce written texts of different types, according to the theoretical and practical notions acquired during the course.
The course includes a practical part in which students can show their newly acquired abilities.
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Sifletto Maria Cristina
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The first part of the course (Laboratorio di scrittura e Linguaggio 1) will focus on the nature of texts. Students will be introduced to the basic features of texts, such as coherence, cohesion, information structure of sentences, as well as highlights on the difference between oral and written texts. The second part of the course (Laboratorio di scrittura e Linguaggio 2) will deal with other topics such as punctuation, the use of verbs in writing, relationships between text words, word formation. On a more practical side, it will also teach students how to write essays, articles as well as bibliographies.
( reference books)
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DI SALVO FRANCESCA
( syllabus)
The first part of the course (Laboratorio di scrittura e Linguaggio 1) will focus on the nature of texts. Students will be introduced to the basic features of texts, such as coherence, cohesion, information structure of sentences, as well as highlights on the difference between oral and written texts. The second part of the course (Laboratorio di scrittura e Linguaggio 2) will deal with other topics such as punctuation, the use of verbs in writing, relationships between text words, word formation. On a more practical side, it will also teach students how to write essays, articles as well as bibliographies.
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LABORATORIO DI SCRITTURA E COMUNICAZIONE
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The course aims at improving students’ reading and writing skills focusing on different types of text. It is organized into three main modules: - The first theoretical module introduces the functions of a well-organized text by focusing on the relationship between contents, both explicit and implicit, and linguistic expression. - The second part of the course is based on the writing process and the underlying structural properties; particular attention will be given to the importance of bringing out the main thesis of a text and arguing on the basis of that thesis by using the relevant language tools and rhetorical resources. - The third module suggests some examples taken from various textual fields to work on and offers some practical exercises to improve the writing abilities.
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CHIERA ALESSANDRA
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The course is organized into three main parts: the first theoretical module introduces the functions of a well-organized text by focusing on the relationship between contents, both explicit and implicit, and linguistic expression; in the second part the writing process and the underlying structural properties are analyzed; the third module suggests some examples taken from various textual fields to work on and offers some practical exercises to improve the writing abilities.
( reference books)
I. Calvino, Lezioni americane. Mondadori, Milano 2016. L. Serianni, Leggere, scrivere, argomentare. Prove ragionate di scrittura. Laterza, Roma-Bari 2013.
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20710381 -
LABORATORIO DI SCRITTURA E GIORNALISMO
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The lessons aims are to give the students the journalistic writing basic elements, besides they should give the students a general comprehension of the right media writing approach. The teaching goal is to introduce the theme of the journalist’s daily work, the students attending the course should get knowledge and understand either the function of the journalist’s role or a right approach to the specific writing method which should be used in editing journalistic texts.
At the end of the lessons the student will be able to produce a journalistic writing according to the profession rules.
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CASTIGLIA PAOLO
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Mr Castiglia writing and journalistic workshop has as its goal to give the students a practical in-depth analysis on the methods and techniques usable in journalistic writing. In-depth analysis on the writing and journalism within news, report, reportage, on news agencies, on newspapers, on magazines are foreseen. A particular attention to journalistic writing for radio and television will be also devoted; of course the new journalistic forms and the related on line writing will be developed together with in-depth analysis on the journalist rights and obligations. As it is a workshop, the attendance at lessons is compulsory
( reference books)
Paolo Castiglia: “Cronisti: da cacciatori di notizie a garanti di autenticità”. Themis edizioni (Printing in progress) Alessandro Barbano: “Manuale di Giornalismo”. Ed. Laterza. (recommended)
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FINAL EXAM
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The Degree in Communication Sciences is awarded after passing a final examination, which consists of the presentation and discussion of a written paper and/or a multimedia product on a subject chosen within one of the scientific-disciplinary sectors present in the study course regulations for which there is provision and in which the student has obtained at least 6 CFU.
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