- Instructor
- Karolina Serafin
- Location
- BH 229
- Days and Times
- TuTh 11:10A-12:25P
- Course Description
Prerequisite: FRIT-M 305, FRIT-M 306, FRIT-M 307, FRIT-M 308, FRIT-M 322, or FRIT-M 390, or consent of instructor
This advanced course, taught entirely in Italian, explores six lesser-known Italian regions through historical, geographic, and cultural perspectives. Each region has its own unique identity that enriches the cultural diversity of the Italian peninsula. Together, we will examine their history, geography, literature, cinema, cuisine, art, and traditions while considering how they fit within the broader context of Italian culture. Students will engage with a variety of cultural artifacts, as well as cook traditional dishes, gaining a deeper appreciation of Italy’s rich and varied heritage.
FRIT-M 463 #28805 TuTh 11:10A-12:25P BH 229 Prof. Karolina Serafin
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