Course Description
Course Theory
Linguistic processing and analysis of expression types and extent vocabulary from various authors deal with various issues concerning the importance of the ADA CIB from cultural and artistic side. The structure of each of the modules 12-15 include: questions to understand the text (S-L / short answer / find key words in proposals / multi-selection and coupling. Also language exercises (synonyms – in contrast – derivatives, etc.). Linguistic processing authentic texts concerning the History of Art at various times and feel the different approach of representative works. In addition, presentation of several artists who marked their work with the season. The editing of texts are not translated into Greek and series various questions of understanding and processing language (synonyms / contrast / derivatives, etc.)
Course Practicals
N/A
Expected Learning Outcomes
Students should be able to:
Understand authentic texts (lectures, monographs, papers, etc.) that deal with issues of IP Security & English.
The Scope of the Course and Objectives
The Scope of the Course
The satisfaction of learning interests from students in their thematic area with the use of foreign literature and to familiarize students with the specialized vocabulary of Conservation of Antiquities & Works of Art. To familiarize students with certain types of specialized vocabulary and decoding of thought branded critics of art (sculptures, paintings, etc.) and artists.
Course objectives
With the development of language skills to enhance students’ interest in further learning through the use of foreign literature.
STUDENT ASSESSMENT
Language of evaluation: English-Greek Students’ evaluation (100%): Written exams in English including:
– Multiple choice questions – Matches – Fill in the blanks – Translation of conservation terms and texts – Rendering of conservation terms /definitions
SUGGESTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Plenderleith H.J. & Werner A.E.A., 1971. The Conservation of Antiques and works of art: Treatment, Repair and Restoration, Oxford University Press. Amoroso G. & Fassina V., 1983. Stone decay and conservation, Elsevier. Newton R. & Davison S., 2003. Glass Conservation, Butterworth. Crescent Books, 1990. The care and repair of antiques, Random House Value Publishing. Harold James Plenderleith, 1999. The Conservation of Antiquities and Works of Art: Treatment, Repair and Restoration, 365 pp. Hermann Kuhn, Alexandra Trone, The Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art and Antiquities, Butterworth Series in conservation and Museology. ICOM-CC Glass, Ceramics and Related Materials, Working Group Committee, Vant. Tsekou Eleni, 2000. English through the Language of Archaeology, University Studio Press. Μούμα Ευαγγελία, Μποτσόγλου Άννα, 2004. Αγγλοελληνικό Λεξικό, Τσιγαρίδας Α.Ε. Μουζακίτης Γεώργιος, 1996. The English we Use for Arts, Γ. Παρίκος Ε.Ε. TEI of Athens, 2001. The Conservation Dictionary, P.K.NET Informatics L.t.d.