SURVEY GREEK LIT
Classics 201A Section 1 (4 units)
KURKE, L V
This course will serve as a rapid introduction to the main texts and problematics of archaic Greek poetry (Homer, Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, iambic, elegy, melic), as well as a briefer foray into classical Greek tragedy and history.
Requirements
1000 lines of poetry or thirty pages of prose of Greek reading per week; weekly quizzes; 1-2 stylistic analyses; final exam.
Texts
|
Title |
Author |
Ed./Trans |
Publisher |
ISBN |
| Septem quae supersunt Tragoediae |
Aeschylus | D. L. Page |
Oxford University Press |
9780198145707 |
| Fabulae Vol. 3 |
Euripides | J. Diggle |
Oxford University Press | 9780198145950 |
| Historiae Vol. 1 | Herodotus | C. Hude |
Oxford University Press | 9780198145264 |
| Theogonia, Opera et Dies, Scutum |
Hesiod | F. Solmsen, R. Merkelbach, M. L. West |
Oxford University Press | 9780198140719 |
| Homeri Opera Vol. 1: Iliad 1-12 |
Homer | Monro & Allen |
Oxford University Press | 9780198145288 |
| Homeri Opera Vol. 2: Iliad 12-24 |
Homer | Monro & Allen | Oxford University Press | 9780198145295 |
| Homeri Opera Vol. 5: Hymni, etc. |
Homer | Monro & Allen | Oxford University Press | 9780198145349 |
| Lyrica Graeca Selecta |
D. L. Page |
Oxford University Press | 9780198145677 | |
| Carmina cum Fragmentis, Pars I |
ed. Maehler / trans. Pindar |
de Gruyter Publishing | 9783110208443 | |
| Delectus ex Iambis et Elegis Graecis |
M. L. West |
Oxford University Press | 9780198145899 |
Location: 308C DOE LIBRARY
Times: MW 1100-1230P
