TI 271 - Ancient Greek History

Min Units: 3
Max Units: 3
This class delves deeply into the corpus of ancient Greek historical documents and literature to trace the development of critical themes and examine how those ideas are relevant in our lives today. Themes examined will include (depending on instructor): good government, change in political structures over time, war and conflict, complex definitions of identity, the economy, resistance and dissent. Sources examined will include historical literature, inscriptions, and coins, among others. (U) Annually, term varies