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Facultas Litterarum

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• course title: Litteræ Classicæ
• course code: LL-B-1
• type of course: lecture
• level of course: basic
• year of study: 1st/2nd
• semester/trimester: one trimester, next edition starting -
• number of credits allocated: 1-2cr
• name of the lecturer: C. Curius Saturninus
• objective of the course: to learn the basics of Græco-Roman literature history, understanding the different genres of ancient literature as well as the broad lines of development wihtin each one, plus the basic chronology of the genres and the most important authors.
• prerequisites: this is a very general course, completely open to anyone, from those with absolutely no previous knowledge of classical literature to those who have had some acquaintance with it in the past, or even those who are still studying it elsewhere; at least 2 hours per week should be set aside for studying in order to succesfully complete this course.
• course contents: the period from Homer to late antiquity will be dealt with, both thematically and chronologically, using a lot of citations from primary sources but in English translation.
• recommended reading: no textbook is needed
• teaching methods: lectures and message board for discussions.
• assessment methods: students will be given grades according to their performance in different pieces of homework set during the course and the final exam at the end.
• language of instruction: English.