RLIT 105
Pathway to Proficiency Fall 2019
Division I
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The course taught in Italian aims primarily at fine-tuning the student’s speaking, reading and writing ability, while providing an introduction to the formal study of Italian culture and society through the analysis of short literary texts, articles, films, and plays. Students will review and expand the grammar structures learned in the previous semesters with the goal of achieving a higher level of fluency and sophistication in language production. Italian 105 is intended for study-abroad returnees and other advanced speakers; students who have been particularly successful in Italian 101-102 are also encouraged to enroll.