Date

1/20

1/22

1/27

1/29

2/3

2/5

2/10

2/12

2/17

2/19

2/24

2/26

Primary Reading

introduction

Inferno I

Inferno II-V

Inferno VI-IX

Inferno X-XII

Inferno XIII-XV

Inferno XVI-XVIII

Inferno XIX-XXI

Inferno XXII-XXIV

Inferno XXV-XXVII

Inferno XXVIII-XXX

Inferno XXXI-XXXIV

Purgatorio I-IV

Purgatorio V-VIII

Purgatorio IX-XII

Purgatorio XIII-XVI

Purgatorio XVII-XX

Purgatorio XXI-XXIV

Spring Break

Spring Break

Purgatorio XXV-XXVIII

Purgatorio XXIX-XXXIII

Paradiso I-IV

Paradiso V-VIII

Paradiso IX-XII

Paradiso XIII-XVI

Paradiso XVII-XX

Paradiso XXI-XXIV

Paradiso XXV-XXVIII

Paradiso XXIX-XXXIII

conclusion

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3/3

3/5

3/10

3/12

3/17

3/19

3/24*

3/26*

3/31

4/2

4/7

4/9

4/14

4/16

4/21

4/23

4/28

4/30

5/5

5/12

Secondary

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Mazzotta, Pertile

Harrison

(Vita nuova)

Barolini

(Vita nuova)

Ascoli

(Immunitas)

Freccero

(Immunitas)

Schnapp

(Immunitas)

Hawkins

(Rime petrose)

Brownlee

(Zizek)

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Davis

—

Jakoff

(Auerbach, Cangrande)

Ferrante

(Communitas)

Williams

(Communitas)

Boitani

(Communitas)

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—

Work

—

—

—

—

—

(presentation)

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—

—

—

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paper 1

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(presentation)

—

(presentation)

—

(presentation)

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—

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paper 2

—

(presentation)

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(presentation)

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paper 3

The reading materials and assignments in (parentheses) are for graduate students.

The paper due dates for undergraduates are:

   paper 1 (creative): 2/26

   paper 2 (close reading): 4/2

   paper 3 (synthesis): 5/12

Graduate students need to sign up for one of the presentation slots:

   presentation 1: Dante's Vita nuova: 2/12

   presentation 2: Esposito, Immunitas: 3/5 (Leianna)

   presentation 3: Dante's Rime petrose: 3/12

   presentation 4: Zizek, "Courtly Love, or Woman as Thing": 3/19 (Kelly)

   presentation 5: Dante's "Letter to Can Grande," Auerbach, "Figura": 4/9 (Katie)

   presentation 6: Esposito, Communitas: 4/21 (Brooke)