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Spring 2027
Recorded this term
2020courses with offerings
77instructors recorded
Grades have not been recorded for this term. Historical results remain
in the overview above.
ROME: LUST FOR GLORY examines the development of Rome as a metaphoric and physical focal point of Italian artistic and cultural sensibilities from the Augustan era to today.
Past student reviews · Matteo Billeri, Patrizia De Luca
The workload included online homework, writing assignments, and daily work. One student found the material easy if they studied, while another noted it was manageable with consistent daily effort.
There was a fair amount of homework, which students considered essential to the class, while quizzes, tests, and oral exams were not difficult if you studied.
Explores the history of Italian immigration to the US and its effects on identity through literature and film, examining race, ethnicity, and socio-cultural relationships.
Advanced Italian writing workshop focusing on expository composition, grammatical precision, rhetorical techniques, and strategies for composing and editing.
Studies in Italian Literature and Culture II examines genres and media including poetry, drama, novel, short story, cinema, and television from 1600 to the present, emphasizing cultural and historical contexts.