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- 7AACM005 Beginners' Greek for Research
MA Course taught at KCL
*+40 credits
Place: KCL
- 7AACM015 Intermediate Greek for Research
MA Course taught at KCL
*+40 credits
Place: KCL
MA Course taught by UCL History
*+40 credits
Meets: tbc
An
introduction to the Latin language for complete beginners, designed to
bring them to a point where they can read simple texts in Latin. This
course can also be taken by students at UCL on other MA programmes as a
30 credit option.
Assessment: see web-page
Place: UCL
MA Course taught by Birkbeck College
*+40 credits
Meets: Thursday 18:00 - 20:00 (terms 1 and 2)
Assessment: 3 hour examination and a project of around 3000 words
Place: Birkbeck
MA course taught by RHUL
*+20 credits
Place: Senate House, 18:00-20:00
MA course taught by RHUL
*+20 credits
Place: Senate House, 18:00-20:00
7AAH1003 Latin For Graduates
Mondays, 9 to 11, in room K.0.16 and Fridays 12 to 2, in room K.0.19.
7AAH1020 Latin For Graduates - intermediate
Mondays, 3 to 5, in room K.0.50.
Advanced: 7AAH1022 Medieval Latin Literature
Mondays, 12 to 2, in room K.1.27
Course tutor: Prof. Stephen Colvin (UCL)
*+20 credits
Meets: Tuesdays 4-6 (Term 1)
An introduction to the dialects of
Ancient Greek, with the aim of preparing students to read Greek dialect
literature (especially CLASGG26 Greek Lyric Poetry). It includes a basic review of Greek historical phonology and
morphology. This course introduces the language, script and history of
the ancient Greek dialects, with a focus on literary dialect. It also
serves as an introduction to Indo-European studies. A range of both
literary texts and epigraphic texts will be studied: core topics will
include the history of writing in the ancient Aegean and the graphic
representation of Greek; the relationship between epigraphic and
literary language; the dialectal affiliations of Homeric Greek; literary Aeolic, Doric, and Ionic; the
Attic-Ionic koine; principles of dialectology and modern views on the
interrelationship of the Greek dialects.
A course packet is
provided. Additional material and reading is delivered through the
Moodle page. A week-by-week breakdown of work is given on the Moodle
page.
Assessment: 7 weekly problem sheets (30%) and a project of 5000 words (70%).
Place: UCL: 26 Gordon Square, G10 [access opposite Waterstones Bookshop during building works]
- For details on KCL courses and times, please consult the KCL website
- For details on RHUL courses and times, please consult the RHUL website
