RMST-345-2023W
This course offers students from diverse backgrounds foundational knowledge about the phenomenon of “F-ism” as, in successive incarnations, as it arose and ran its course in the context of neo-Latin societies and cultures. View full description. Language of instruction: English. Cross-listed with ITAL 345.
ITAL-345-2023W
This course offers students from diverse backgrounds foundational knowledge about the phenomenon of “F-ism” as, in successive incarnations, as it arose and ran its course in the context of neo-Latin societies and cultures. View full description. Language of instruction: English. Cross-listed with RMST 345.
ITAL-232-2023W
Explore issues of national identity vs. global empire by studying historical, political, literary, cinematographic and cultural evidence from Italy during the country’s five most recent phases: 1) Romanticism and Risorgimento, 2) Imperialism, 3) Fascism, 4) Nation-States, 5) Global Capitalism. View full description. Language of instruction: English
ITAL-385-2023S
Explore Neorealist Italian cinema from the rubble-strewn world of the immediate post-WWII period, including masterly films by Rossellini, Visconti, De Santis and De Sica (and Zavattini). View full description. Language of instruction: English
ITAL-430-2022W
Explore the great masters of Italian cinema after the Neorealist Age. View full description. Language of instruction: English
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This course offers students from diverse backgrounds foundational knowledge about the phenomenon of “F-ism” as, in successive incarnations, as it arose and ran its course in the context of neo-Latin societies and cultures. View full description. Language of instruction: English. Cross-listed with RMST 345.
ITAL-333-2022W
Re-visit the children’s story of ‘Pinocchio’, along with other modern classics, in the light of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s critical dictum: « It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society ». Explore how the individual and society can be (mis)aligned. View full description. Language of instruction: English
RMST-355-2022W
Explore Neorealist Italian cinema from the rubble-strewn world of the immediate post-WWII period, including masterly films by Rossellini, Visconti, De Santis and De Sica (and Zavattini). This course was previously taught as ITST (Italian Studies) 385 and is currently cross-listed with RMST 355. View full description. Language of instruction: English
RMST-345-2022W
This course offers students from diverse backgrounds foundational knowledge about the phenomenon of “F-ism” as, in successive incarnations, as it arose and ran its course in the context of neo-Latin societies and cultures. View full description. Language of instruction: English. Cross-listed with ITAL 345.