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B018956 - EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
Academic Year 2014-15
Course year
First year - Second Semester
Belonging Department
Political and Social Sciences (DSPS)
Course Type
Single education field course
Scientific Area
L-LIN/12 - LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - ENGLISH
Credits
9
Teaching Hours
68
Teaching Term
02/03/2015 ⇒ 29/05/2015
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Final Grade
Course Content
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Course program
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Lectureship
Teaching Language
English
Course Content
The course includes the structural-semiotic analysis of some texts representative of political discourse and the identification within the texts themselves of some linguistic parameters characterizing the structure of Western logic, in order to identify the basic elements of the logic of Western identity with some references to the global one. The course aims to help students to consolidate and deepen their linguistic structures and to participate in the current debate that sees the comparison between subordinative and coordinative structures. An integral part of the course consists of the Conference organized as part of the Permanent Seminar “La Polis senza Creonte e senza Antigone. La Politica senza Legge e senza Desiderio” (Proff. L. Bozzo, F. Ditifeci, P. Kantzas).
Course program
The course includes the structural-semiotic analysis of some texts representative of political discourse and the identification within the texts themselves of some linguistic parameters characterizing the structure of Western logic, in order to identify the basic elements of the logic of Western identity with some references to the global one. The course aims to help students to consolidate and deepen their linguistic structures and to participate in the current debate that sees the comparison between subordinative and coordinative structures. An integral part of the course consists of the Conference organized as part of the Permanent Seminar “La Polis senza Creonte e senza Antigone. La Politica senza Legge e senza Desiderio” (Proff. L. Bozzo, F. Ditifeci, P. Kantzas).