Beatrice WILKE | German Language 2 (for second-year students)
Beatrice WILKE German Language 2 (for second-year students)
cod. 4312200023
GERMAN LANGUAGE 2 (FOR SECOND-YEAR STUDENTS)
4312200023 | |
DEPARTMENT OF HUMANISTIC STUDIES | |
EQF6 | |
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES | |
2024/2025 |
YEAR OF COURSE 2 | |
YEAR OF DIDACTIC SYSTEM 2016 | |
FULL ACADEMIC YEAR |
SSD | CFU | HOURS | ACTIVITY | |
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L-LIN/14 | 9 | 45 | LESSONS |
Exam | Date | Session | |
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APPELLO GENNAIO | 23/01/2025 - 10:00 | SESSIONE DI RECUPERO | |
APPELLO FEBBRAIO | 13/02/2025 - 10:00 | SESSIONE DI RECUPERO |
Objectives | |
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GENERAL OBJECTIVE: THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE FURTHER KNOWLEDGE OF THE MAIN MORPHOSYNTACTIC ELEMENTS OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE, DEEPENING THE STUDY OF SYNTACTIC-GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES, EXPANDING VOCABULARY AND ENHANCING ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN DIFFERENT CONTEXTS. KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING: STUDENTS WILL ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF: - THE STRUCTURE OF THE GERMAN SENTENCE; - THE MAIN SENTENCE TYPES IN GERMAN; - THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE SENTENCE; - THE CLASSIFICATION OF WORDS AND TYPES OF SYNTAGMAS; - THE SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC FUNCTIONS OF SYNTAGMAS IN THE GERMAN SENTENCE; - GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES AND VOCABULARY OF INTERMEDIATE LEVEL GERMAN (REACHING LEVEL B1 OF THE COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES CEFR). ABILITY TO APPLY KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING: STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO: - ANALYSE WRITTEN AND ORAL TEXTS OF VARIOUS KINDS AT AN INTERMEDIATE LEVEL (LEVEL B1 CEFR) FROM A PHONETIC-PHONOLOGICAL, MORPHOLOGICAL AND SYNTACTIC POINT OF VIEW; - UNDERSTAND THE ESSENTIAL ASPECTS OF STANDARD CONVERSATIONS CONCERNING COMMON TOPICS OF EVERYDAY LIFE; - PRODUCE INTERMEDIATE LEVEL ORAL AND WRITTEN TEXTS IN GERMAN (LEVEL B1 CEFR); - TRANSLATE INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TEXTS FROM GERMAN INTO ITALIAN. AUTONOMY OF JUDGEMENT: STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO: - RECOGNISE LOGICAL LINKS, ARGUE, COMPARE AND EVALUATE LINGUISTIC TEXTS. COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS: STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO: - COMMUNICATE IN GERMAN (LEVEL B1 CEFR); - REPORT ON THE LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA STUDIED; - PRESENT THE RESULTS OF THEIR OWN WORK IN TEXTUAL FORM. LEARNING SKILLS: STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO: - USE TRADITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHICAL TOOLS AND COMPUTER ANALYSIS RESOURCES. |
Prerequisites | |
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STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE PASSED THE EXAMS OF BOTH GERMAN LANGUAGE I AND GERMAN LITERATURE I. |
Contents | |
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THE COURSE WILL FOCUS ON THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: - THE STRUCTURE OF THE GERMAN SENTENCE (6H); - THE MAIN SENTENCE TYPES IN GERMAN (4H); - THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE SENTENCE (4H); - THE CLASSIFICATION OF WORDS AND TYPES OF SYNTAGMAS (4H); - TREE DIAGRAMS (4H); - WORD ORDER AT SENTENCE LEVEL (4H); - THE SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC FUNCTIONS OF SYNTAGMAS IN THE GERMAN SENTENCE (6H); - SUBORDINATE CLAUSES IN GERMAN (13H); - GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES AND VOCABULARY OF INTERMEDIATE LEVEL GERMAN (REACHING LEVEL B1 OF THE COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES CEFR). |
Teaching Methods | |
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THE TEACHING INCLUDES 45 HOURS OF LECTURES, WHICH TAKE PLACE IN THE CLASSROOM, AND PRACTICAL LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES IN LANGUAGE LABS WITH NATIVE-SPEAKER LANGUAGE EXPERTS. SELF-STUDY ACTIVITIES IN PRE-ARRANGED LANGUAGE LABS ARE ALSO RECOMMENDED. |
Verification of learning | |
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ATTENDING-STUDENTS HAVE TO TAKE TWO WRITTEN TESTS DURING THE COURSE (TO TEST THEIR THEORY KNOWLEDGE ON THE CONTENT OF THE COURSE AND THEIR LINGUISTIC COMPETENCES) AND A FINAL ORAL EXAM. NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS HAVE TO TAKE A WRITTEN AND AN ORAL FINAL EXAM. STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT EXCEEDED 20% ABSENCES WILL BE CONSIDERED AS ATTENDING. ORAL EXAMINATION, WHICH CONSISTS OF A CONVERSATION IN GERMAN (LEVEL B1 QCER) CONCERNING COMMON TOPICS OF EVERYDAY LIFE AND AN ANALYSIS OF A SHORT WRITTEN TEXT IN GERMAN (LEVEL B1 QCER) FROM A SYNTACTIC POINT OF VIEW, IS ONLY POSSIBILE AFTER PASSING THE WRITTEN LANGUAGE TEST(S). |
Texts | |
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1) A. BUSCHA, S. SZITA, BEGEGNUNGEN DEUTSCH ALS FREMDSPRACHE A2+: INTEGRIERTES KURS- UND ARBEITSBUCH. 3. AUFL. SCHUBERT VERLAG, LEIPZIG 2021. (CAP. 5-8) 2) A. BUSCHA, S. SZITA, BEGEGNUNGEN DEUTSCH ALS FREMDSPRACHE B1+: INTEGRIERTES KURS- UND ARBEITSBUCH. 3. AUFL. SCHUBERT VERLAG, LEIPZIG 2021. 3) A. BUSCHA, S. SZITA, B-GRAMMATIK: ÜBUNGSGRAMMATIK DEUTSCH ALS FREMDSPRACHE, SPRACHNIVEAU B1/B2, SCHUBERT VERLAG, LEIPZIG 2024. 4) C. DI MEOLA, LA LINGUISTICA TEDESCA. UN'INTRODUZIONE CON ESERCIZI E BIBLIOGRAFIA RAGIONATA. EDIZ. ITALIANA E TEDESCA, BULZONI EDITORE, ROMA 3° ED. 2014, CAP 4: SINTASSI. 5) A. TOMASELLI, INTRODUZIONE ALLA SINTASSI DEL TEDESCO, QUIEDIT, VERONA 2013. (CAP. 2 E 4). SI CONSIGLIA L'USO DI UN DIZIONARIO BILINGUE (DIT-PARAVIA, SANSONI, ZANICHELLI , LANGENSCHEIDT). 6) K. PITTNER, J. BERMAN, DEUTSCHE SYNTAX: EIN ARBEITSBUCH, 7. ÜBERARB. U. ERW. AUFL., NARR, TÜBINGEN 2021(PARTI SELEZIONATE). |
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