Spanish Graduate Courses Spring 2019
Spanish Graduate Courses – Taught in Spanish
SPAN 5750 – Contemporary Spanish Literature with Andrew Anderson
We 3:30-6:00PM in Shannon House 109
Spanish Undergraduate Spring 2019
Spanish (SPAN) Courses – Taught in Spanish
SPAN 1020 – Elementary Spanish
Please check SIS for sections, dates, times, locations, and instructors.
Portuguese (PORT) Courses Spring 2019
Portuguese (PORT) Courses – Taught in Portuguese
PORT 2120 – Intermediate Intensive Portuguese with Lilian Feitosa
MoWeFr 11:00-11:50AM in New Cabell Hall 183
Prerequisite: Completion of FREN 2020 or SPAN 2020, or instructor permission.
Italian in Translation (ITTR) Spring 2019
Italian in Translation (ITTR) Courses – Taught in English
ITTR 2260 – Dante in Translation with Deborah Parker
MoWe 3:30-4:45PM in New Cabell Hall 485
Italian Undergraduate Spring 2019
Italian (ITAL) Courses – Taught in Italian
ITAL 1020 – Elementary Italian II
Please check SIS for sections, dates, times, locations, and instructors.
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U.S. Poet Laureate & Pulitzer Prize Tracy K. Smith Oct. 2 Nau Hall 101 7pm
Please Join us for a Poetry Reading by U.S. Poety Laureate & Pulitzer Prize Tracy K. Smith
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Save the Date: "Between Heaven and Hell: Botticelli’s Lost Drawings and the Discovery of the Renaissance"
Prof. Joseph Luzzi's talk will narrate the story of how one hundred illustrations of Dante’s Divine Comedy by the legendary Florentine artist Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) went missing for over four hundred years, and how their dramatic discovery by an obscure German art historian named Walter Lippmann in 1882 contributed to the creation of what we now call “the Renaissance.”
The presentation will take place on Monday, October 1, 2018 at 5:00pm NCH 236.
Italian Guest: Joseph Luzzi, Professor of Comparative Literature at Bard College
Prof. Luzzi's talk will narrate the story of how one hundred illustrations of Dante’s Divine Comedy by the legendary Florentine artist Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) went missing for over four hundred years, and how their dramatic discovery by an obscure German art historian named Walter Lippmann in 1882 contributed to the creation of what we now call “the Renaissance.”
Title:
Between Heaven and Hell: Botticelli’s Lost Drawings and the Discovery of the Renaissance
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News & Announcements
Casa Bolívar Fall Events
September 3, 2019
Please Save the dates for the Casa Bolívar Fall Events
Film Series:
9/18 (Una mujer fantástica)
10/16 (Fresa y chocolate
11/13 (Desde allá)
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Uva in Italy: Take Women, Gender & Sexuality Courses in Siena
August 30, 2019
UVA in Italy: Take Women, Gender & Sexuality Courses in Siena
Earn direct UVA credit. Take WGS 3320 Global Perspectives on Gender & Sport during the summer program with UVA... Read»
