Course studies the forms, contexts, and developments of comedy as a dramatic form in the Greco-Roman world. It also traces the development of New Comedy in the Hellenistic age and the translation and adaptation of New Comedy by the Roman dramatists Plautus and Terence. Course work in English. Course fulfills the general requirement in literature for baccalaureate degrees and the writing-intensive requirement. Course work in English.
Course fulfills the general requirement in literature for baccalaureate degrees.
Special emphasis is given to the novels of Lougus, Petrouius, and Apuleius. Course work in English. Course fulfills the general requirement in literature for baccalaureate degrees. Course studies the forms, contexts, and developments of a distinctive literary genre or cultural phenomenon in the Greco-Roman world, focusing on careful study of the most representative texts and authors. Course work in English.