- Docente: Motoko Ueyama
- Credits: 5
- SSD: L-OR/22
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Forli
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Intercultural and Linguistic Mediation (cod. 8059)
Learning outcomes
Students will familiarize themselves with fundamental problems associated with linguistic mediation between Japanese, Italian and other major Ind-European languages and learn strategies of handling issues.
Course contents
Starting from the basics acquired in the first module of the course, 69537 - LINGUA E MEDIAZIONE GIAPPONESE (C.I.) - LINGUA E CULTURA GIAPPONESE, new linguistic and cultural materials will be presented (Genki: Lesson 12-14).
The students will participate in role play activities in order to improve their communicative skills in realistic everyday life situations. Furthermore, they will conduct other activities (e.g., reading comprehension, listening exercises), utilizing learning tools such as online multi-media materials, in order to develop the various aspects of the linguistic and communicative competence. Finally, they will choose a topic related to Japanese history and culture, collect materials and write up a short term paper.
Readings/Bibliography
Textbooks
Genki 1&2: An Integrated Course in Elementary
Japanese
- second edition (Japan
Times)
Genki 1&2: Work Book - second edition (Japan
Times)
Materials distributed in class
Optional references
< Dictionaries >
Dizionario giapponese-italiano, italiano-giapponese
(Zanichelli)
Kodansha's Furigana English-Japanese Dictionary
(Kodansha)
< Grammar >
Matilde Mastrangelo, Naoko Ozawa & Mariko Saito. Grammatica giapponese (HOEPLI)
Teaching methods
lectures, exercises, homeworks
Assessment methods
The final grades will be decided, based on the results of written & oral exams. A term paper and composition assignments will evaluated for extra credit.
The modality of final exams will be determined in the second semester by considering the development of the situation relating to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Teaching tools
class handouts, audio-visual aides, online resources
Office hours
See the website of Motoko Ueyama