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Introduction to Classical Literature examines one of the most influential epics of the Greco-Roman tradition (Homer's Odyssey) as well as Athenian tragedy (Euripides), the elegant and acerbic poetry of Catullus, and a satiric seduction manual (Ovid's Art of Love). the unit focuses on approaches to reading and interpreting Classical Literature as literary, political and social products of the ancient world.
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This unit includes international cross-cultural issues/skills.
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