ITALIAN 150
Modern Fiction in Translation
Description: Lecture, three hours. Select issues in 20th-century thought traced in writers of international fame, with focus on concerns and styles of several prose works such as Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose," Pasolini's "The Ragazzi," Pirandello's "The Late Mattia Pascal," and Calvino's "The Cosmicomics." P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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I took Prof Harrison for his Modern Italian Literature class last quarter. This was by far my favorite thus far out of my literature in translation courses. (Not to mention he gave me a solid A) Prof Harrison entices his students to think outside the box and does not demand too much what so ever, he is passionate about what he teaches, and this is evident in his exceedingly great work. Bravo Prof Harrison!
I took Prof Harrison for his Modern Italian Literature class last quarter. This was by far my favorite thus far out of my literature in translation courses. (Not to mention he gave me a solid A) Prof Harrison entices his students to think outside the box and does not demand too much what so ever, he is passionate about what he teaches, and this is evident in his exceedingly great work. Bravo Prof Harrison!
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