Italian literature course

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MINISTERO DELL’ISTRUZIONE,
DELL’UNIVERSITÀ E DELLA RICERCA

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Italian literature courses

Italian literature courses

about our italian literature courses

OUR ITALIAN LITERATURE COURSES CAN BE FOLLOWED BY ANYONE:

  • Students who wish to know the Italian literature for personal or study reasons 
  • Literature lovers who already know it and wish to deepen some topics

In order to attend our Italian literature courses in Florence it is necessary to have an intermediate level (B1) of Italian language knowledge. However no enrollments in our Italian language courses is requested.

During the lessons the studied topics will be focused with readings and videos. 

According to the program chosen, the courses can be integrated with guided visits in Florence.

It is possible to create personalized programs for students who have to take Italian literature exams, according to their requests and need.

PROGRAM OF our italian literature courses

PERIODPROGRAMS
Tthe XIV CenturyDante and the XIV Century (La Divina Commedia)
The XIV CenturyPetrarca, Boccaccio and the XIV Century
The XVI CenturyThe Renaissance in Florence and the Medici Family
The XVII CenturyThe XVII Century and Galileo Galilei science
The XVIII CenturyVittorio Alfieri and Carlo Goldoni
The XIX CenturyThe Italian Romanticism ( Ugo Foscolo, Giacomo Leopardi, I promessi sposi by Alessandro Manzoni)
The XIX CenturyThe Verism (Giovanni Verga, Luigi Capuana, Federico De Roberto, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
The XIX CenturyGiuseppe Verdi and Giacomo Puccini lyric
The XIX CenturyCarducci, Pascoli, D’Annunzio and the XIX Century. Il Gattopardo by Tomasi di Lampedusa
The XX CenturyLuigi Pirandello
The XX CenturyThe early XX Century (The hermetic poets, Ungaretti and Quasimodo, Marinetti and the Futurist movement, Eugenio Montale)
The XX CenturyThe late XXI Century (Alberto Moravia, Cesare Pavese Vasco Pratolini, Italo Calvino)

SCHEDULE AND PRICES OF THE ITALIAN LITERATURE COURSE

Our Italian literature courses can be scheduled in the following way:

COURS TYPEDAYHOURS/
DAY
MORNINGORAFTERNOONPRICE individual course
6 hours per week
Monday – Wednesday – Friday
 
 
 
 
250
10 hours per week
Monday-Friday
2 hours / day
9am – 11am
or
3pm – 5pm
395
20 hours per week
Monday-Friday
4 hours / day
9am – 1pm
or
2pm – 6pm
785
WEEKEND (12 hours)
Friday

Saturday

Sunday
4 hours / day

4 hours / day

4 hours / day
2pm – 6pm

9am – 1pm

9am – 1pm
 
 
565

On request the course schedule can be changed and all the programs can last more hours.

DISCOUNTS AND REDUCTIONS:

  • For a 40 hours course, discount of 5%
  • For a 60 hours course, discount of 8%
  • For a 80 hours course, discount of 10%
  • For 2 participants in the same course, discount of 20% 
  • For 3 participants in the same course, discount of 40%
  • For 4 participants in the same course, discount of 50%
  • During the months of February and March, discount of 10% (not combinable with other discouts)
For self-composed groups please request an estimate writing to the following e-mail address mailto:info@galilei.it 

BEGINNING DATES OF THE ITALIAN LITERATURE COURSES

Our Italian literature courses in Florence can start on any day requested.

ITALIAN LITERATURE - INTERESTING ARTICLES

Would you like to know more about some authors of the Italian literature, visit the section Italian literature.

1 hour = 60 minutes

At our school each lesson hour lasts 60 minutes. In many other schools the lesson hour lasts 45 or 50 minutes and the prices of their courses, apparently lower, are actually higher of 25% (or 20%) of those written on their brochure.

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