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Maria Chiara Scappaticcio

Se per l’Occidente mancano testimonianze che non siano quelle indirette di trattazioni specifiche come l’Institutio oratoria di Quintiliano, l’Oriente ha restituito una serie di testimoni diretti delle forme dell’insegnamento del latino,tra I a.C. e VI d.C.: favorita fondamentalmente dall’occupazione militare e dai bisogni dell’amministrazione per tutta la prima età imperiale, nelle province eccentriche dell’Impero, la circolazione del latino venne ulteriormente incentivata da una politica che lo identificava con la lingua dell’amministrazione (e del diritto) a partire dal III secolo. Continuo, infatti, è il contatto dei latinofoni con allofoni che, spesso, si misero alla prova con l’apprendimento della lingua di Roma.L’analisi delle testimonianze dirette della circolazione della lingua e della letteratura latina nella pars Orientis dell’Impero - sostanzialmente papiri, frammenti da volumina o codices di pergamena, tavolette ed ostraka - imporrà una riflessione, da un lato, su fenomeni complessi quali quello del bilinguismo (latino-greco) e della diglossia e, dall’altro, sulle forme in cui il latino venne percepito ed insegnato come Lingua2 tra Antichità e Tarda Antichità.

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Se per l’Occidente mancano testimonianze che non siano quelle indirette di trattazioni specifiche come l’Institutio oratoria di Quintiliano, l’Oriente ha restituito una serie di testimoni diretti delle forme dell’insegnamento del latino,tra I a.C. e VI d.C.: favorita fondamentalmente dall’occupazione militare e dai bisogni dell’amministrazione per tutta la prima età imperiale, nelle province eccentriche dell’Impero, la circolazione del latino venne ulteriormente incentivata da una politica che lo identificava con la lingua dell’amministrazione (e del diritto) a partire dal III secolo. Continuo, infatti, è il contatto dei latinofoni con allofoni che, spesso, si misero alla prova con l’apprendimento della lingua di Roma.L’analisi delle testimonianze dirette della circolazione della lingua e della letteratura latina nella pars Orientis dell’Impero - sostanzialmente papiri, frammenti da volumina o codices di pergamena, tavolette ed ostraka - imporrà una riflessione, da un lato, su fenomeni complessi quali quello del bilinguismo (latino-greco) e della diglossia e, dall’altro, sulle forme in cui il latino venne percepito ed insegnato come Lingua2 tra Antichità e Tarda Antichità.

Although there is very little direct evidence about the way Latin was taught in the West, only indirect accounts like Quintilian’s Institutio Oratoria, a series of first-hand accounts exist from the East, highlighting the way Latin was taught between I BC and VI AD. Encouraged by the military occupation and the needs of the administration during the first Imperial Age, Latin spread to outlying areas of the Empire. Latin use became even more popular from the III century AD onwards when the policy was to use Latin for all administration and legal purposes. There was continual contact between Latin speakers and speakers of other languages, and they often tried to learn the language of Rome.First-hand accounts of the spread of Latin language and literature in the Eastern Roman Empire (the so-called pars Orientis) – basically fragments of papyrus or parchment rolls and/or codices, wooden tablets and potsherds - make us reflect on complex phenomena like bilingualism (Latin-Greek) and diglossia, and about the way Latin was perceived and taught as a Second-Language (L2) between Antiquity and Late Antiquity.

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Learning objectives

  • Bilinguismo (latino-greco)
  • Diglossia
  • Latino come lingua2 tra antichità e tarda antichità
  • Bilingualism (latin-greek)
  • Diglossia,
  • About the way in which latin was perceived and taught as a second-language (l2) between antiquity and late antiquity.

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Tratta le tecniche di insegnamento del latino, argomento poco trattato nell'Occidente
Si colloca tra Antichità e Tarda Antichità, coprendo un arco temporale significativo
Indaga la circolazione e la percezione del latino in un contesto storico specifico
Riflette sulla complessità del bilinguismo e della diglossia nell'Impero Romano
Si avvale di testimonianze dirette, fornendo informazioni uniche sull'insegnamento del latino nell'antichità
È tenuto da Maria Chiara Scappaticcio, esperta nel campo

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Latino attraverso i papiri

Questo corso esplora l'insegnamento del latino nell'Oriente greco durante l'Antichità e la Tarda Antichità, esaminando papiri e altri reperti archeologici. Il corso è tenuto in italiano dalla professoressa Maria Chiara Scappaticcio e viene elogiato per essere coinvolgente, informativo e ben strutturato.
Esempi di papiri chiariscono la diffusione del latino.
"Gli esempi ... rendono chiaro quanto la lingua latina e la sua diffusione siano state il vero collante per un impero che col tempo è diventato sempre più vasto."
Il latino come seconda lingua nell'Antichità e Tarda Antichità.
"Molto affascinanti ... lo studio del latino ... è reso ancor più piacevole attraverso l'espediente insolito e raffinato della cultura papiracea."
Corso indispensabile per approfondire il bilinguismo latino-greco.
"Indispensabile per chi voglia approfondire ... il bilinguismo (latino-greco)"

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Learners who complete Imparare il latino attraverso lo studio dei papiri will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Professor of Classics
Professors of Classics teach courses on Greek and Latin language, literature, and culture. They may also conduct research in these areas. This course may be useful for Professors of Classics who specialize in Latin language and literature, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
Latin Teacher
Latin Teachers teach the Latin language and literature to students at the secondary or post-secondary level. They may also teach other subjects, such as history or classical studies. This course may help Latin Teachers develop a deeper understanding of the Latin language and its history, and provide them with new insights into how to teach the language to students.
Translator
Translators convert written or spoken material from one language to another. They may specialize in a particular language pair or type of text. This course may be useful for Translators who specialize in translating ancient or historical texts, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
Lawyer
Lawyers advise and represent clients in legal matters. They may specialize in a particular area of law, such as criminal law, civil law, or corporate law. This course may be useful for Lawyers who specialize in ancient or historical law, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
Editor
Editors review, correct, and improve written material. They may work for a variety of organizations, such as newspapers, magazines, or publishing houses. This course may be useful for Editors who work with ancient or historical texts, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
Professor of History
Professors of History teach courses on history. They may specialize in a particular time period or region, or in a particular aspect of history, such as political, social, or economic history. This course may be useful for Professors of History who specialize in ancient Rome or the history of the Latin language.
Teacher of English as a Second Language (TESOL)
Teachers of English as a Second Language (TESOL) teach English to students who are not native speakers. They may work in a variety of settings, such as schools, colleges, or universities. This course may be useful for TESOL Teachers who want to learn more about the history and development of Latin, as it provides insights into the structure and grammar of the language.
Journalist
Journalists write, edit, and report on news and current events. They may work for a variety of media outlets, such as newspapers, magazines, or television stations. This course may be useful for Journalists who specialize in ancient or historical topics, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
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Writer
Writers write creative or non-creative content. They may work in a variety of settings, such as newspapers, magazines, or publishing houses. This course may be useful for Writers who want to learn more about the history and development of Latin, as it provides insights into the structure and grammar of the language.
Historian
Historians research, analyze, and interpret the past. They may specialize in a particular time period or region, or in a particular aspect of history, such as political, social, or economic history. This course may be useful for Historians who specialize in ancient Rome or the history of the Latin language.
Research Analyst
Research Analysts gather and analyze data to provide insights to businesses and organizations. They may specialize in a particular industry or area of research. This course may be useful for Research Analysts who specialize in ancient or historical data, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.
Archivist
Archivists arrange, describe, and preserve historical records. They may also conduct research and provide reference assistance to researchers and the general public. This course may be useful for Archivists looking to specialize in ancient or historical records, as it provides insights into the development and use of Latin in the ancient world.

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We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Imparare il latino attraverso lo studio dei papiri.
Questo libro esplora la diffusione della lingua latina in Medio Oriente durante l'epoca imperiale, analizzando i processi di bilinguismo e diglossia tra le popolazioni locali.
Questa monografia scritta dall'insegnante del corso offre un'analisi dettagliata dei metodi di insegnamento del latino durante l'Impero Romano, comprese le testimonianze orientali.
Questa opera monumentale offre una panoramica completa della storia della lingua latina, comprendendo l'epoca imperiale in Medio Oriente e l'evoluzione del latino parlato e scritto.
Fornisce un contesto storico sulla diffusione dell'alfabetizzazione e dell'istruzione in latino durante l'Impero Romano, anche nell'Oriente imperiale.

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