SERBIAN AND CROATIAN LITERATURE MOD.1

Academic year
2018/2019 Syllabus of previous years
Official course title
LETTERATURA SERBA E CROATA MOD. 1
Course code
LM001Z (AF:277300 AR:157126)
Modality
On campus classes
ECTS credits
6 out of 12 of SERBIAN AND CROATIAN LITERATURE
Degree level
Master's Degree Programme (DM270)
Educational sector code
L-LIN/21
Period
1st Semester
Course year
1
Where
VENEZIA
Knowledge and understanding
Know and understand the production dynamics of printed texts and their relationship with manuscript texts from the Middle Ages.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding:
Know how to properly use philological and historical-cultural terminology in the main areas of teaching.
Autonomy of judgment:
Being able to focus on the critical debate on studied topics, so that the student can then formulate hypotheses on various issues in the discipline.
Communicative Skills:
Be able to communicate the content of the course in a clear and technically adequate way, using the tone relevant to the communicative situation.
Being able to re-propose the content of the course
Being able to orient yourself properly in reading the reference texts.
To learn and understand the main historical, cultural, religious and literary events of the Slavic world by acquiring knowledge of the publishing activity of Orthodox and Catholic Slavs in Venice in the 16th-18th centuries.
history of Venice and the Balcans XVI-XVIII c.
Presentation of editorial activity of Orthodox and Catholic Slavs in Venice in the 16th, 17th and 18th Century. Special consideration will be given to Vukovic’s works, as well as to the Franciscan and other editorial initiatives. The cultural situation in renaissance Venice and the political context of Balkan territories will discussed.
Pelusi, S., La civiltà del Libro e la stampa a Venezia. Testi sacri ebraici, cristiani, islamici dal Quattrocento al Settecento, a cura di S. Pelusi (=Civiltà Veneziana, Studi, 51), Padova 2000.
Pelusi, S., Libri e stampatori a Venezia: un ponte verso i Balcani, [in:] Ponti e frontiere. Atti della Giornata interdisciplinare di studi, Venezia, 20 ottobre 2004, a cura di A. Bonifacio, Venezia 2005:61-78.
Nemirovskij, E. L., Gesamtkatalog der Frühdrucke in kyrillischer Schrift, Bd. IV: Die Druckerei von Božidar Goraždanin in Goražde und Venedig. Die erste Druckerei von Božidar Vuković in Venedig (=Bibliotheca Bibliographica Aureliana 170), Valentin Koerner, Baden-Baden 2001.
Nemirovskij, E. L., Gesamtkatalog der Frühdrucke in kyrillischer Schrift, Bd. VI: Die zweite Druckerei von Božidar Vuković in Venedig, (=Bibliotheca Bibliographica Aureliana 187), Valentin Koerner, Baden-Baden 2003.
Jerkov-Capaldo, J., Le Različnie potrebii di Jakov di Sofia alla luce di un esemplare completo, „Orientalia Christiana Periodica” XLV/1979, fasc. 2:373-386 oppure: „Byzantinobulgarica” VI/1980:213-225.
Jerkov-Capaldo, J., Contributo allo studio delle Različnie potrebii di Jakov di Sofia: le letture paraliturgiche, [w:] Relazioni storiche e culturali fra l’Italia e la Bulgaria. Studi presentati al Convegno Italo-Bulgaro in memoria di Enrico Damiani, Istituto Universitario Orientale, Napoli 1982:129-156.
The exam consists or of preparation of a paper dedicated to the topic agreed with the teacher about two months before the exam (about 20,000 characters), or of a translation of the ancient text into Italian. The second part of the exam is the discussion on the topics of the module and on the texts analyzed in classroom.

Each group will have different tasks:

[LM001Z-1] the typographical production in Venice compared with the cultural situation in the Balkans and the translation of a sixteenth-century text;

[LM004Z] the typographical production in Venice, reading of a text in the original language and translation of the text chosen in Italian

[LM3260] the typographical production in Venice compared with the cultural situation in the Balkans and with European cultural dynamics

conventional - frontal lesson
Italian
Further bibliography will be indicated by the professor during the course.


oral
Definitive programme.
Last update of the programme: 16/08/2018