CLAS 110: Introduction to Classics

Instructors: Clara Hardy and Kathryn Steed
Classics
Winter 2011
Course Description
This course examines in depth the two most content-rich focal points of Classical antiquity--Periclean Athens and Early Imperial Rome--since they provide a context for so much of what Classics is about and, just as important, what different ages have imagined antiquity to be about. The course covers Athens and Rome in roughly equal units, providing different perspectives on the material from the variety of approaches that currently make up the study of the Classics: history, archaeology, anthropology, gender studies, literary criticism, philology, religious studies, etc.

Virtual Museum Project

Virtual Museum Project Assignment (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 129kB Mar16 11)

Wall Text Guide (Microsoft Word 55kB Mar16 11)