| Semester 1 Credit Value: | 20 |
| ECTS Credits: | 10.0 |
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This module aims:
1. To further develop students' skills in reading, interpreting and analysing original literary texts in Greek;
2. To further develop students' knowledge and understanding of the nature of specific Greek literary texts, and of problems and issues involved in the study of those texts.
Students taking this module will undertake work on literary texts in the original Greek. The particular texts will be determined on a yearly basis, taking into account the need to avoid overlap between a student's Stages 2 and 3 (and, where relevant, their Master's stage).
Students who complete this course should acquire, to a more advanced level than at Level 2:
1. the ability to read, understand, translate and critically comment on Greek texts;
2. a sufficient knowledge of Greek grammar and vocabulary;
3. an awareness of the difficulties involved in translating from one language into another;
Subject Specific Skills: increased ability to translate a range of Greek texts; increased ability to analyse and criticize a range of Greek texts. Enhanced skills in using a range of resources required for scholarly study of ancient Greek texts.
Cognitive/intellectual skills: increased ability to recognise patterns (whether linguistic, stylistic, thematic or conceptual).
Module leaders are revising this content in light of the Covid 19 restrictions.
Revised and approved detail information will be available by 17 August.
Module leaders are revising this content in light of the Covid 19 restrictions.
Revised and approved detail information will be available by 17 August.
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