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1101, 1102 Elementary Latin:
An introduction to the grammar
and vocabulary of the Latin language with emphasis on the development of
reading skills. The course includes an overview of Roman history, literature,
and culture, as well as beginning readings in ancient texts. This class
satisfies a basic liberal arts requirement for Foreign Language.
2255 Topics in Classical Literature:
A study of outstanding literary
works of the classical world. Emphasis is on studying ancient authors and
genres in their original context and analyzing them in the light of modern
literature and criticism. Although readings will be in English, language
students who have completed Latin 1102 may choose to study some texts in
the original language and continue the study of grammar and composition
at the intermediate level. Topics include poetry, comic and tragic drama,
narrative, and the ancient novel. Prerequisite: Latin 1102. This
class satisfies a basic liberal arts requirement for Foreign Language and
Humanities. This class is cross-listed with Comparative Literature 2255.
2265; 2266; 3365; 3366; 4465;
4466 Special Topics in Latin:
The study of a selected topic
in the discipline. Different topics are chosen for each offering, based
on students' interests and needs.
2298; 2299; 3398; 3399; 4498;
4499 Independent Studies in Latin:
Directed study planned and
conducted with reference to the needs of those students who are candidates
for departmental honors. Qualified students who are no candidates for such
honors but who desire to do independent studies are also admitted with
permission of the Department.
Note: All of the above courses are
four (4) credits toward graduation with the exception of internships and
independent studies which can be zero (0) to four (4) credits. |
