INTELLECTUAL HISTORY AND TEXTUAL PRACTICES (TURKISH)

The course is part of the cultural subjects of the master curriculum..

1. Knowledge and competence
- Skills in Turkic literary studies.
- Deep insight into the Turkic literary cultures in the the various periods, first of all in modernity.


2. Application of knowledge
- Ability of analysis of the texts in various Turkic languages
- Capacity of translation of prose, poetry and critical texts

Knowledge of Turkish. on level C1

- Turkic literary expressions in Anatolia, Iran, Transcaucasia and Central Asia.
- Cultural history of the various areas
- Problems of diversification between turcophony and turkishness

1. G. Bellingeri, Note sui rapporti letterari "tataro"-russi nell'Ottocento, in "Letterature di frontiera-Lettératures Frontalières", Rivista diretta da G.Trisolini, anno I, n. 1, gennaio-giugno 1991, pp. 199-210.
2. G. Bellingeri, Non solo Ashiq-Kerib. Quale altro Ashuq?, in G. Scarcia (a c. di), Ashik-Kerib, Quaderni del Dipartimento di Studi eurasiatici, Università degli Studi di Venezia, n.28, Venezia 1991, pp. 17-105.
3. G. Bellingeri, Motivi uzbechi, Venezia 1994.
4. G. Bellingeri, Molla Penah Vaqif: Vita e Qosma, in Per l’undici di marzo, “Quaderni del Seminario di Iranistica, Uralo-Altaistica e Caucasologia dell’Università degli Studi di Venezia”, n. 21 (parte terza), 1983, 81 pp
5. M. J. Rozbicki, «Intercultural Studies: the Methodological Contours of an Emerging Discipline», Introduction to M. J. Rozbicki (ed.), Perspectives on Interculturality. The Construction of Meaning in Relationships of Difference, New York, palgrave macmillan 2015, pp. 1-23,
6. Z. Medulašvili, Sayat Nova, Tbilisi 2005

The student prepares a paper which will be discussed at the oral exam.

Lecture and seminar, with homework preparation of texts and presentation in class

Italian

written and oral