CLA201H1 Final: Ancient greek ancient greek semester summary before final exam
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General expectations: pay attention during lectures, ask questions, raise problems, contribute ideas. Reject the basic assumptions of our modern culture". The daytime sessions are class periods devoted to absorbing material (the greek language, greek history, etc. ) and to interacting with greek culture and with your classmates. Greek ii is more focused on developing grammatical skills and honing philological knowledge and experience. Our practice with grammar and vocabulary will me more intense, and it will bring the student to an intermediate grasp of the greek language with which the student will be able to read simpler styles of. This course will also emphasise the developing fluency in reading greek aloud, including metrical greek. We will frame our grammatical studies with an in-depth exploration of homer"s. Iliad and plato"s symposium (in particular) which highlight the main themes of this class: love and war (eros and eris).
