Epic courses

... to Drama Introduction to the Novel Introduction to Poetry Romance and the Literature of Chivalry Myth and Epic of the North English: Language, Use, Theory... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and Roman Epic literature. In the past the College has organised trips abroad including to Rome. Where does Classical Civilisation take me? Classical...

... Classical Language and Texts: Latin IV 30 CLA3204 Classical Language and Texts: Greek III 30 CLA3251 Classical Language and Texts: Latin V: Epic 30 CLA3254...

... one (AS), the course material will include Greek epic poetry by Homer (The Odyssey) and Ancient Greek Drama (Tragedies by Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides). In year two...

... Crisis of The Roman Republic Alexandria Emperors and Dynasties. Cultural surveys have previously included: The Ancient Novel Traditions of Epic Greek...

... 1890 (20 Credits) Modern Greek Poetry & the Epic Tradition (20 credits) Tacitus & Nero (40 credits) Early Modern Latin Poetry I (20 credits) Latin... Learn about: Latin Literature, Ancient Greek, English Language...

...: Epic 30 CLA3254 Classical Language and Texts: Latin III 30 CLA3266 Classical Language and Texts: Greek V: Comedy 30 Optional modules Select 60 credits...

... Written Texts Using Visual Culture Two units from: - Art in the Ancient World - Epic - History of Thought - Greek and Roman Drama Two option topics...

... exam required. Introduction to Greco-Roman Magic: Read Less [-] CLASSIC 34 Epic Poetry: Homer and Vergil 4 Units [+] Expand course description Terms... Learn about: Greek Philosophy...

... since 1890 (20 credits) • Modern Greek Poetry & the Epic Tradition (20 credits) • CP Cavafy: the Making of a Modernist (20 credits) • Early Modern Latin... Learn about: Latin Literature, Part Time, English Language...

.... AS Course Content The AS course comprises two modules: 1. Homer's Odyssey and Society You will study Homer's Odyssey, an epic which deals with issues of heroism...

... Year: A2 Level Roman Epic: Virgil's Aeneid weaves history and myth to create a tale of the founding of Rome. It indirectly examines the role of Emperor...

.... Students who have completed the course always say that they enjoyed the variety of topics available: epic poetry, comedy, philosophy, sculpture, architecture...

... and the World of the Hero This unit comprises an in-depth analysis of two greats of Classical Epic. Homer's Iliad is the earliest surviving major work in western...

... ON THE COURSE? The AS units are: · Homer†s Iliad - a study of Ancient Greek History through a reading and analysis of The Iliad by Homer â€" the first great epic poem...

... and aesthetic power and significance. You will also study Homer's magnificent epic poem the Iliad by exploring the portrayal of war and mortal suffering...

... (enargeia, descriptio: the production of a full visual presence through verbal means) in ancient epic, with special focus on the narratological... Learn about: Ancient History...

... at portrayals of important historical events in cinema, from medieval epics to war films and comedies. Exploring the Past examines big themes such as empires...

... Virgil's Aeneid CLAH20422 20 Optional Greek Tragedy CLAH21012 20 Optional Greek Epic Poetry CLAH21042 20 Optional Introduction to Ancient Philosophy... Learn about: Ancient History...

... of Homer's epics, Achilles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy. You will also be introduced to some of the major political figures including Alexander the Great...