Instructor: Bret Mulligan
Summer 2003

Welcome to the website for CL903-3B: The Classical Roots of Western Literature

While many aspects of modern culture trace their origins to the world of ancient Greece and Rome, the influence of classical antiquity is nowhere more significant than in literature. To this day, the works and stories of antiquity remain a source of conscious inspiration and a pervasive, latent presence that guides the form and content of literature.

This course aims to familiarize students with ancient authors, works, and subjects that had the greatest impact on the development of Western literature.

 
 
Syllabus
Course Description
Web Resources
Handouts

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Suggestions for Further Readings

Final Project Assignment

Checklist for Papers

Standards for Grading Papers

Resources for Writing Papers

Peer Review Form

Documentation and Style Guide based upon the Chicago Manual of Style

Class List & Email Addresses

A List of Presentations

Summer Studies @ Brown

 

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