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orichalcum at 01:54pm on 20/04/2005
orichalcum at 01:54pm on 20/04/2005Imagine that you're an undergrad, not necessarily a classics major, but someone who is interested in taking a wide variety of courses. (Please feel free to forward this post to actual undergrads.)
Which of these course descriptions sounds interesting and exciting to you, particularly if you had to choose between one of the two Roman literature ones, and which doesn't, and why?
( Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World )
( Speaking Truth to Power: Social Criticism and Humor in the Early Roman Empire )
( The Great Generation: Roman Literature and the Fall of the Roman Republic )
( Classics and Film: The Ancient World in Cinema and Television )
Which of these course descriptions sounds interesting and exciting to you, particularly if you had to choose between one of the two Roman literature ones, and which doesn't, and why?
( Gender and Sexuality in the Ancient World )
( Speaking Truth to Power: Social Criticism and Humor in the Early Roman Empire )
( The Great Generation: Roman Literature and the Fall of the Roman Republic )
( Classics and Film: The Ancient World in Cinema and Television )
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