University of Canterbury
Myth, Power and Identity in the Graeco-Roman World
CLAS122
Iowa State Course Substitution
General Education Elective
AERE
Course Info
International Credits:
15.0
Converted Credits:
4.0
Country:
New Zealand
Language:
English
Course Description:
In this course students will consider how the Greeks and the Romans thought of themselves and others in their mythology and social power structures. Students will gain an understanding of ancient cosmic world-views, gender issues, colonisation and identity in Archaic and Classical Greece and Augustan Rome, and the relevance of such ideas now. Students will read, analyse and interpret ancient literary texts (selections from epic, tragedy, etc.) and material culture (art and architecture) that depict Greek and Roman myths as well as expressing ancient political and social views.
Review
- Evaluated Date:
- April 18, 2025
- Evaluated:
- Ossama Abdelkhalik
- Expiration Date:
- April 18, 2030