CLU11414 Elementary Latin II
This module brings to completion the basic training in Latin grammar, syntax, and translation begun in CLU11413 Elementary Latin I. It also introduces students to a series of texts in order to develop reading and translation skills, and continues the project of engendering critical perspectives on Latin and its history. Texts covered include a variety of epigraphic, early, informal, and medieval Latin.
- Module Organiser:
- Dr Charlie Kerrigan
- Duration:
- Semester 2
- Contact Hours:
- 3 classes per week
- Weighting:
- 10 ECTS
- Assessment:
- 50% coursework, 50% written examination
- Course Open To:
- Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology; TJH Latin, Columbia Dual Degree; Ancient and Medieval History and Culture; Visiting; Open Module
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this module students should be able to:
- Recognise and translate a substantial Latin vocabulary
- Recognise all the main features of the morphology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics of Latin and discuss them as they appear in texts using appropriate linguistic terminology
- Analyse and translate Latin poetry and prose of an appropriate level
- Discuss in general terms the history and politics of the Latin language
- Work effectively in small groups
- Effectively use e-learning tools and electronic resources to support language learning
- Demonstrate an ability to reflect independently and creatively