Situate Italian culture within a global, inclusive framework of knowledge.
Examine Italian-language cultural production across periods and regions, interpreting its intellectual and historical contexts.
Apply theoretical and methodological tools to interpret Italian cultural texts and contexts, synthesize diverse sources, evaluate different perspectives, and challenge conventional narratives.
Critique stereotypical representations of Italian culture by engaging directly with primary sources and participating in immersive experiences, such as on-campus research or study abroad.
Develop cultural and linguistic proficiency in Italian through speaking, academic writing, and close reading, demonstrating interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational skills.
Engage directly with primary sources to recognize stereotypical representations of Italian culture.
Participate in immersive experiences, such as study abroad or on-campus research.
Develop linguistic proficiency in Italian at the advanced level according to ACTFL guidelines within the three modes of communication (interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational).
