To acquire linguistic skills (comprehension, translation, reading of a text in English) (level B2) and an awareness of the role of language and poetry in the context of British Romanticism.
A basic knowledge of English (level B1; MOD. A).
Language workshops, lectures, but also discussion with students on the topics considered during the course.
The examination consists of a conversation on the topics of the course, with a special focus on the texts taken into consideration (reading of a passage, translation, contextualization), to evaluate the level of comprehension of a text in English.
To access the oral exam, students must pass the written exam (level B2). The written exam is a 50-minute test with multiple choice questions on grammar, vocabulary, listening comprehension and comprehension of written texts.
Students with a Cambridge FCE (or higher) or Trinity 8 (or higher) certificate are exempt from the written examination (information on the Faculty website). Students passing the written test need to take the oral exam within the following 18 months.
The course examines the role of poetry in the philosophical, social, political and aesthetic context British Romanticism, with a special focus on the reading and analysis of philosophicl and poetic texts (level B2). A language workshop, with its own hours, is also available.
The same program applies to both attending and non-attending students.
Every communication to students will take place at:
https://didattica-rubrica.unibg.it/ugov/person/1021.
Erasmus, PDP, PEI students can contact: audrey.taschini@unibg.it
