PPT-Italian Language and Culture

Past and Present Architecture Roman architectural idioms of arches columns and domes foundations of later Italian architecture The Romanesque style 9th to 11th century The Renaissance style the late 14th to the 16th c. Tempo & Dynamics. TEMPO. DYNAMICS. TEMPO. Tempo words describe . SPEED. .. . . Italian. . Meaning. Slow. Lento Slow. Largo Slow and stately. Adagio Leisurely. Andante At a walking pace. Language and Culture. Anthropological linguists. Language and culture inseparable. Meaning comes from. A. spoken word. B. culturally agreed upon conventions about. 1. how words used and interpreted. 2. how they have been used in the past within a particular culture. New language for Culture, Identity and Values. - Richard Pearce. AIE Qatar 2012 New language for Culture. ‘Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent’. - Wittgenstein (1921). AIE Qatar 2012 New language for Culture. ITALIAN . HAND GESTURES. AND . BODY LANGUAGE. Tommaso Rossi. International . Mobility. and . Education. Office. In a . conversation. , the non-. verbal. . speaking. . interacts. with . our. . listener. Osher. Class, Spring, 2016. 1. Topics for the Class. Brief History of Linguistics. Brief History of Cultural Studies. Aspects of Language. Properties of Language. Language competence vs Language performance. Week . 4. Honored societies . Once upon a time, three . S. panish knights landed on the island of . Favignana. , just off the westernmost tip of Sicily. They were called . Osso. , . Mastrosso. , and . The Italian Society: Past and Present. The Paradoxes of the Italian Society. “In Italy for thirty years under the . Borgias. they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci
and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had five hundred years of democracy and peace and what did that produce? The Cuckoo clock.” Orson Welles in . Language. It is the principal . means. by which we conduct our social lives. It becomes connected to . culture. when used in ‘contexts of communication’. Language . expresses. cultural reality. 1942-1952 . Ideology/Origin. Developed during WWII. Mussolini. Values and focus: . Realistic stories, lives . of ordinary . people. Decried . postwar conditions . unemployment. , poverty, child labor, . . Italian – a Language for Everybody. Also, Italian is remarkably phonetic. Follow simple rules and, by reading what you see written you will be able to pronounce understandable Italian. You will delight the Italians you meet on holiday as well as your Italian business contacts and the staff of your local . Week . 4. Honored societies . Once upon a time, three . S. panish knights landed on the island of . Favignana. , just off the westernmost tip of Sicily. They were called . Osso. , . Mastrosso. , and . Chapters 4, 5 . © Robin Foster. Culture BAV. Acculturation . Assimilation. Cultural convergence. Cultural hearth. Cultural landscape . Cultural region. Cultural trait . Custom. Diffusion. Folk culture. . Collocations. : Design and . Integration. in . an. Online . Learning. . Environment. Stefania Spina . . University. . for. . Foreigners. Perugia, Italia. The Dictionary of Italian Collocations. Order in-store or Order one of ourdeli sandwichesvv- vegetarian699ea