ITAL8836 · Romance Languages and Literatures

Writing the Self: From St. Augustine to Benvenuto Cellini

Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences

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Conducted in Italian. How did medieval and early modern people perceive their individuality? What motivated them to depict aspects of their experiences in writing, and who were their intended audiences? This course explores medieval and Renaissance literary texts associated with the genre of autobiography, analyzing the stylistic devices used in both narrative and poetry.

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