Language Technologies and Digital Humanities

The class contributes to the achievement of the educational objectives of the Master's Degree Course in Language Technologies and Digital Humanities by providing an adequate knowledge of the topics and themes concerning Ontology engineering for Aesthetics. The instructor will focus on following skills: reasoning, contextualizing, and processing.

The students shall acquire abilities of critical analysis and historical and philosophical contextualization of the main themes developed during the course. They will increase their argumentative abilities and the depth of independently developed arguments.
Preliminarily, the students will acquire:

- adequate knowledge of the involved themes,
- analytical and argumentative abilities in the discussion of the texts pertaining to the topics explored in the class.

Lectures, 36 hours (6 CFU).

First lesson: 17/4/2023.

The evaluation will be based on a final oral test. To meet the course requirements the students will have to show:

a) the ability to present and analyze the topics developed in the class;
b) good mastery of the scholarly lexicon involved in the discussion of the main topics;
c) the ability to identify connections and relations of interdependence among the texts studied during the course.
The final grade is based on a scale of thirty points.