Textual Criticism
Provide students with the necessary skills to study the modes of production, transmission and preservation of statements, especially written, but also others, verbal or non-verbal. These skills translate into knowledge of the methodologies specific to the discipline of Textual Criticism and the reflective discourse with which it assures and renews its theoretical foundations, and enables them to work in the broad field of practical applications of the discipline.
The Master in Textual Criticism analyzes cases of production and documented transmission of utterances, fundamentally proposes the means to make the production and transmission processes accessible and legible, adapting the media to different audiences of users, and produces these media, which can be different types of scholarly edition, electronic edition, original revision, transposition of editions to specialized corpora, organic document inventories, codicological or manuscriptological descriptions.
Access and ingress
Applicants for the MA study programme must hold: a) a BA or legally equivalent degree; b) a degree from a foreign university, awarded after the successful completion of the 1st cycle of studies under the Bologna Process by a signatory country; c) a degree from a foreign university that, according to the Scientific Council, meets the learning outcomes of a BA; d) a school, scientific or professional curriculum that the Scientific Council regards as expressive of the student’s capacity to successfully complete this cycle of studies.