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1.Buchner
2.Brecht

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1. Heine
2. Kafka
3.Zweig

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1. Gravidanza
2. Aborto

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1. Soldatesse Curde

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1. Tematiche trattate con la madrelingua (ognuno ha approfondito una tematica differente)

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1. Mme de Staël

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1. Mme de Staël
2. Charlotte Dalbo

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1. Women in Victorian Age
2. Suffragettes campaigning
3. Female characters: Sybil Vane, Eveline, Molly

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1. Affaire Dreyfus

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1. Affaire Dreyfus
2. "J'accuse" di Zola

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1. Pirandello (Uno, Nessuno e Centomila; Sei personaggi in cerca d'autore)

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1. DNA

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1. Fascismo

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1. Matematica come continua ricerca della realtà

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1. Süskind
2. Brecht

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1. Mme Bovary di Flaubert

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1. Pirandello
2. D'Annunzio (Il bisogno del sogno)

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1. OGM
2. Clonaggio e clonazione

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1. Attualità (Bomba atomica)

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1. Zola

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1. Naturalismo in Italia

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1. Progetto Genoma Umano
2. Dna Ricombinante e PCR

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1. Rilke
2. Novalis
3. Heine
4. Brecht

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1. Attualità (Greta Thumberg)

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1. Zola

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1. Leopardi

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1. Ungaretti (Sentimento del tempo)

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1. "Le matin" di Charlotte Dalbo

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1. II guerra mondiale

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1. Zweig
2. Grimm

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1. L'inquinamento
2. Progetto Genoma Umano

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1. DNA
2. Scienze della Terra

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1. Batteri e virus
2. Struttura del DNA di Watson e Crick
3. Progetto Genoma Umano

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1. Nazismo (percezione dell'ebreo)
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1. Verga (I Malavoglia)
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1. Baudelaire (A un passante)
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1. Kafka
2. Novalis
3. Brecht

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1. Blake (Tyger, Lamb)
2. Wordsworth (daffodils)
3. Coleridge (albatross)
4. Joyce: Molly's soliloquy (flowers and colours)
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1. Wordsworth (poetry.memory)
2.Coleridge (The Rime)
3.Keats (The Grecian Urn)
4.Wilde (The Picture-immortality)
5. Modernism: James, Bergson, Einstein)
6. Joyce: Eveline, Molly Bloom

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1. Industrial Revolution
2. Victorian Age
3. Wilde: The Reading Gaol
4.World War I
5. World War II

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1.Emotion vs reason
2.Blake (imagination, opposites)
2. Coleridge: fancy and imagination
3. Keats (spiritual and physical beauty)
4. The Victorian Age- the Victorian compromise
5. The Victorian Novel
6. Dickens (the workhouses)
7. Wilde (the Picture)
8. The Modern Age: Freud (unconscious)
9. Modernism
10. Joyce: Ulysses- Odissey

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1. Blake complementary opposites
2. The Victorian Compromise
3. Aesthetic movement
4. Wilde (Ballad of Reading Gaol)
5. Modern Age (Freud-unconscious)
6. Interior Monologue: Molly Bloom, Eveline

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1. Blake
2. White's man burden
3. Keats' idea of beauty
4. Coleridge's biography
5. Wordsworth (senses and memory)
6. Emotion VS Reason
7. Industrial and Agricoltural revolutions
8. The Sublime
9. The Age of Anxiety
10. Joyce (Molly Bloom)