Discover the history, culture and literature of Ancient Greece by learning to read Classical Greek, the language of the Athenians of the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. Classical Greek evolved into koine Greek which became the common Greek language throughout the Mediterranean world.
Discover the history, culture and literature of Ancient Greece by learning to read Classical Greek, the language of the Athenians of the fifth and fourth centuries BCE.
Classical Greek evolved into koine Greek which became the common Greek language throughout the Mediterranean world and the distant ancestor of Modern Greek.
At the elementary level, you will gain a solid, fundamental knowledge of forms, vocabulary, syntax and pronunciation that will prepare you to read Classical Greek texts in both prose and poetry by writers such as Plato and Sophocles.
Studying Classical Greek is an excellent preparation for reading earlier Greek literature such as the epic poems of Homer and later Greek works such as the New Testament, which was written in koine Greek.
You will also find that your knowledge of English vocabulary will benefit from studying Classical Greek which is the original source of many scientific words in the language.
In an increasingly globalized world, the ability to speak more than one language is a highly valued commodity. In addition, the study of structure, history, and development of language helps to create strong communicators with the skills to work in a multitude of professions.
The Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics gives you the opportunity to study an additional language, while learning about the culture and science behind human language.
Languages & Literatures
Experience the rich variety of language, culture and literatures courses offered at the Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics. Learn a new language, experience a new culture and enrich your imagination with DLLL's degree-granting programs.
The Greek International Language Elementary and Secondary Credit Programs provide International language and cultural instruction for elementary students and International Language (Greek) credit classes at St. Martin Catholic Elementary School.
An introduction to Ancient Greek. The elements of the language. Simple readings. This course will prove especially useful to students of classical studies, comparative literature, history, religious studies, and romance languages.
This course introduces students to ancient Greek. Students learn the Greek alphabet, a core vocabulary and elements of Greek grammar.
Greek: the language of the world’s most influential texts, spoken in Greece, Cyprus, Albania, and various parts of the Balkans. Of all the Indo-European languages, Greek has the longest documented history, with 34 centuries of written records.
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