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The Acropolis Programme (handout)

Released Tuesday, 11th June 2013
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The Acropolis Programme (handout)

The Acropolis Programme (handout)

The Acropolis Programme (handout)

The Acropolis Programme (handout)

Tuesday, 11th June 2013
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In this subject students are introduced to the diversity of the ancient Greek achievement, which has exercised a fundamental and continuing influence upon later European literature and culture. The subject commences with a detailed treatment of Homer's Iliad and the myth of the Trojan war. This is one of the dominant myths in the Greek tradition and is narrated in some detail in epic poetry, in drama, and in art and architecture. We explore how myths are 'read' in their historical context, especially in the contexts of the Persian and Peloponnesian wars of the 5th Century BC. A variety of sources are treated to enable students to build up a picture of Greek society as a whole.

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