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Italian 347: Out of Florence: Dante in Exile
 

Italian 347: Out of Florence: Dante in Exile

ITAL 347, originally titled "Dante and Medieval Florence," was designed to be taught on location in Florence for the SYE program. When international programs were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the course was moved online, the focus of the course was also shifted. The new lens is encapsulated in the new course title, "Out of Florence: Dante in Exile."

In this new iteration of the course, students considered the medieval epic poem The Divine Comedy as a response to the trauma of exile, and explored the guidance Dante offers his readers for coping with loss. Their capstone project was a digital zine analyzing various aspects of the Comedy and considering their relevance to our time.

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