29424 - Seminars (1) (LM) ( )

Learning outcomes

At the end of the seminar the student will acquire further knowledge relating to linguistic, literary and / or other related disciplines for the advancement of his/her knowledge through direct contact with scholars or experts from different disciplinary sectors.

Course contents

The Contemporary Poetry Seminar Officina di Poesia (30 h, 6 credits) consists of 12 afternoon meetings of two and a half hours each, held by Professors of the Department and by Professors from other Universities, both Italian and foreign.

To attend the Seminar the access to the Teaching resources section on Virtuale platform is required (there is no limited number and no other type of registration is required) before the start of the meetings.

The meetings (streamed via Teams at the following link) will be held on Wednesdays, 16.00-18.30, from February 2, 2022, in the Aula Pascoli in via Zamboni 32. Classroom-based mode attendance is managed by the presente.unibo.it service.

 

Topic

The Seminar is divided into two modules.

 

First module - The legacy of symbolism in Italian poetry of the 20th century. From Pascoli and d'Annunzio until the end of the century.

• Wednesday February 2nd - Francesco Carbognin: Epifanie e metamorfosi nella poesia del Novecento
• Wednesday February 9th - Alberto Bertoni: Lucini fra simbolismo, futurismo, verso libero
• Wednesday February 16th - Niva Lorenzini: Gozzano e Palazzeschi, tra mito e ribaltamento
• Wednesday February 23rd - Stefano Giovannuzzi (Università di Perugia): Istituzione letteraria e nuove generazioni: la poesia di inizio Novecento
• Tuesday March 2nd - Niva Lorenzini: Sanguineti: ritratto del Novecento
• Wednesday March 9th - Stefano Giovannuzzi (Università di Perugia): Anni Settanta: la letteratura fra storia e società

 

Second module - Criticism and poetry: new frontiers in text analysis.

• Wednesday March 23rd - Marco Antonio Bazzocchi and Filippo Milani: Pasolini critico di poesia
• Wednesday March 30th - Andrea Agliozzo (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3): Fortini critico di poesia
• Wednesday Aprile 6th - Luigi Weber: Il mito della macchina (volante) in Marinetti e Soffici: tra classicismo tecnificato e parodia modernista
• Wednesday April 13th - Massimo Natale (Università di Verona): Leopardismi novecenteschi: prospezioni e consuntivi
• Wednesday April 20th- Francesco Carbognin: Scarti d’autore e il non detto dei “canzonieri”. Erratici di Zanzotto
• Wednesday April 27th - Laura Toppan (Université de Lorraine, Nancy), dialogue with Flaviano Pisanelli (Université Paul-Valéry - Montpellier 3): Poetiche italofone del XX° e del XXI° secolo

A detailed meetings calendar will be available by December 2021. Any changes to the calendar will be promptly communicated in the News  section of Francesco Carbognin's unibo website.

Readings/Bibliography

Each meeting will provide specific bibliography relating to the topic dealt with.

Before each meeting, students are invited to check the availability of didactic material in the Teaching resources section on Virtuale area.

Recommended reading for an historical-critical overview of the Seminar topics:

• N. Lorenzini, Poesia italiana del Novecento, nuova edizione, Bologna, il Mulino, 2018.
• Francesco Carbognin, Linguaggio (1956 – 1969), in N. Lorenzini – S. Colangelo [a cura di], Poesia e Storia, Milano, Bruno Mondadori, 2013, pp. 195-239.

Teaching methods

Seminars of two and a half hours each, involving students in debates.

Assessment methods

For the second cycle degree programme students in Italian Studies, European Literary Cultures, Linguistics, the registration of the 6 credits is subordinate to the presence of signatures in the frequency register (or to online verified presence) to 10 out of 12 meetings and the drafting of a short report written (max 3 pp.) relating to one of the topics covered during the Seminar.


The written report must be presented in pdf format (according to the model deposited in the teaching material) and delivered by email to the undersigned at least 10 days before each exam.

Further information about course, program and assessment methods will be provided in class and during Office hours (not by email).

Teaching tools

Texts (pdf) downloadable in Teaching resources section on Virtuale platform; projection of audiovisual materials.

Office hours

See the website of Francesco Carbognin