Languages and Disciplines in the 21 st century: Interdisciplinarity and Italian Studies Dr Giuliana Pieri Royal Holloway University of London

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Languages and Disciplines in the 21 st century: Interdisciplinarity and Italian Studies Dr Giuliana Pieri Royal Holloway University of London

AHRC funded research network Interdisciplinary Italy : Art, Music, Text Dr Clodagh Brook (Birmingham University) Dr Giuliana Pieri (Royal Holloway University of London)

Dr Clodagh Brook, University of Birmingham,

1. Interdisciplinarity and the existing Disciplines

2. Teaching Italian Studies

TEACHING ITALIAN STUDIES IN THE 21 ST CENTURY: TRENDS AND CHALLENGES London, 15 March 2013 Higher Education Academy Discipline Workshop and Seminar Series

Aims 1.To highlight the role of content in the curriculum 2.To counterbalance previous reports with their exclusive focus on language provisions 3.To open up a discussion within our discipline on the current and future shape of Italian Studies

Previous reports UCLM/AULC: survey of IWLP activity in universities in the UK 2.February 2013: British Academy: ublications/languages-future ublications/languages-future British Council: ublications/languages-future ublications/languages-future

Teaching Italian Studies in the 21 st century

Revised Categories 1.Medieval Literature, Renaissance Literature, Renaissance Art, and Dante (with the option of separating Dante) 2.17 th and 18 th Century Culture, and 19 th Century Literature 3.Cinema 4.20 th and 21 st century literature 5.Fascism and Italian Nationalism (a broad category renamed Italian History) 6.Translation and Linguistics 7.Other (includes also Fashion and Opera Culture) Language courses were not included.

Module categories by year

3. The Research Context

1. A quest to grasp totality

2. Radical Postmodern Dissent

“Interdisciplinary work is not a peaceful operation: it begins effectively when the solidarity of the old disciplines breaks down, a process made more violent, perhaps, by the jolts of fashion to the benefit of a new object and a new language, neither of which is the domain of those branches of knowledge that one calmly sought to confront.” Roland Barthes, ‘From Work to Text’ in Textual Strategies, 1979

3. Hybrid Objects of Study

1960s

ITALIAN STUDIES Of 102 articles: 61 literary, cultural, textual histories 29 literary connections between Italy and UK 1 contemporary literature 2 linguistics 9 art history 1 music

ITALIAN STUDIES ITALIAN STUDIES 2013 Of 102 articles: 61 literary, cultural, textual histories 29 literary connections between Italy and UK 1 contemporary literature 2 linguistics 9 art history 1 music Of 20 articles: 13 literature and 1 on book production 3 written historical, philosophical/theological works. 1 linguistics 4 cinema 1 magazines

Dr Giuliana Pieri, Royal Holloway University of London Thank you!