Arts

HTC329

Enrolment Unit Code	Unit Title
HTA305	Gender in Historical Perspective (Not Offered 2013)
HTA306	Australia 1788 to 1901 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA307	Australia 1901 to 2001
HTA308	Medieval Britain: Myth, Power and Identity (Not Offered 2013)
HTA309	Europe in an Age of Crisis 1560 -1660
HTA310	Cold War Europe, 1945-1991
HTA311	Europe at War 1914-1945
HTA314	Late Medieval Europe (Not Offered 2013)
HTA316	The Experience of War: Europe from Napoleon (Not Offered 2013)
HTA318	Crime and the Law in Historical Perspective (Not Offered 2013)
HTA329	Van Diemen's Land 1642-1850 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA331	Tasmanian History from 1856 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA334	Europe in the High Middle Ages
HTA337	Holy Lands, Strange Lands: The Medieval World 1000-c.1300
HTA340	Australian History 1788-1990s (Not Offered 2013)
HTA342	Colonial USA, 1607-1789 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA343	USA: The Nation from 1789 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA344	Modern Britain 1832-1990 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA345	Revolutions of the Mind (Not Offered 2013)
HTA347	Modern Russia: Enlightenment to Dictatorship
HTA349	Atlantic Worlds, 1450-1807 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA352	African-American History (Not Offered 2013)
HTA355	War and Peace in the Pacific
HTA356	Barbarian Kingdoms: Medieval Europe AD 300-700 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA357	Vikings and Vassals: Medieval Europe AD 700-1000 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA358	Renaissance & Reformation Europe (Not Offered 2013)
HTA359	Europe 1815-1914 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA360	Researching Family History
HTA363	Convict Archaeology (Not Offered 2013)
HTA364	History of Human Rights (Not Offered 2013)
HTA366	Gunpowder, Bombs and Planes: A History of Terrorism and Political Violence (Not Offered 2013)
HTA367	Enlightenment, Revolution and Empire: Britain 1745-1815 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA368	The History of Everyday Life
HTA369	Booms, Bubbles and Busts: The Economics of Every Day Life in the Western World since 1500 (Not Offered 2013)
HTA371	Australian Environmental History (Not Offered 2013)
HTA375	History of the Indigenous Peoples of North America
HTA376	Living History: Preserving the Past (Not Offered 2013)
HTA399	Special Topic in History
HTC300	The World of Alexander the Great (Not Offered 2013)
HTC301	Roman Republic 218-31 BC
HTC302	The Roman Empire: Victory, Virtue and Vice
HTC310	War and the Hero: Classical Epic
HTC311	Comedy and Tragedy in the Classical World (Not Offered 2013)
HTC323	Greek and Roman Mythology
HTC329	Love in the Ancient Novel (Not Offered 2013)
HTC330	Special Topic in Ancient Civilisations (Not Offered 2013)
HTC332	Pompeii and the Ancient City (Not Offered 2013)
HTC333	Classical Art and Architecture
HTC334	Sex, Wine and Athletics in Classical Antiquity (Not Offered 2013)
HTC335	Celtic and Roman Britain
HTC336	The World of the Classical Greeks (Not Offered 2013)
HTC337	Nero and Neronian Literature
HTG301	Special Topic in Advanced Ancient Greek A
HTG302	Special Topic in Advanced Ancient Greek B
HTG316	Advanced Ancient Greek A
HTG318	Advanced Ancient Greek B
HTL301	Special Topic in Advanced Latin A
HTL317	Advanced Latin A
HTL319	Advanced Latin B
HTL321	Special Topic in Advanced Latin B

2013 HTC329 Love in the Ancient Novel

Unit Level: Advanced

Available as a Student Elective: Yes

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See also   HTC229

OFFERINGS

Not Offered

DESCRIPTION

Explores Greek and Roman conceptions of gender and sexuality in the most popular and least prestigious of ancient literary forms, prose fiction. Central to most of these novels is an erotic relationship tested by a series of remarkable adventures which in most cases ends in the triumph of love and marriage. Particular attention will be paid to Achilles Tatius, Leucippe and Clitophon; Heliodorus, An Ethiopian Story; Longus, Daphnis and Chloe; Petronius, Satyricon and Apuleius' Golden Ass

WEIGHT: 12.5%

ASSESSMENT:

HTC229: 3,000 words of written work (60%);2-hr exam (40%).

HTC329: 3,500 words of written work (60%);2-hr exam (40%).

TEACHING PATTERN: 2 x 1-hr lectures weekly, 8 tutorials

REQUISITE INFO

Prereq

25% at level 100 in Ancient Civilisations or HEA or HAF

STAFF: Dr Graeme Miles

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