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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 1 - Elementary Greek

The beginning course in classical Greek and first in a three-quarter sequence introducing fundamentals of grammar, syntax, and reading skills. Concepts taught using written exercises. Interesting aspects of Ancient Greek society are introduced.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 1SS - Conversational Modern Greek

Course to be taught only during UCSB Summer Session in Greece. Contact time is 1,000 minutes. Meets every other day. Emphasis on conversation. Rudiments of grammar are taught through repetition of basic paradigms.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 2 - Elementary Greek

A continuation of Greek 1. Emphasis on mastering grammar and building vocabulary.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 3 - Intermediate Greek

A continuation of Greek 2. Emphasis on building a working vocabulary and the syntax of complex sentences. Readings in classical prose introduce students to ancient Greek literature and culture.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 11 - Elementary Modern Greek

Beginning course in Modern Greek, and the first in a three quarter sequence. Introduces pronunciation, script, vocabulary, and basic writing, reading, and conversational skills. Audio-visual materials aid language acquisition and enrich the understanding of Greek culture and history.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 12 - Elementary Modern Greek

Continuation of Greek 11. Moves toward a greater command of conversation and reading comprehension with the help of selected passages of simple prose and entertaining dialogues. Audio-visual materials aid language acquisition and enrich the understanding of Greek culture and history.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 13 - Intermediate Modern Greek

Continuation of Greek 12. Reinforces and broadens command of conversation and reading comprehension with the help of selected short stories and poems. Audio-visual materials aid language acquisition and enrich the understanding of Greek culture and history.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 14 - Advanced Modern Greek

Course builds on fundamentals covered during the first year of instruction. Review of grammar is accompanied by composition of brief narratives. Oral presentations are followed by conversation. Exposure to Greek culture is pursued through films and watching Greek newscasts.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 15 - Advanced Grammar and Composition in Modern Greek

Course emphasizes more complex grammar and syntax. Readings are chosen from books equivalent to textbooks used in Greek high schools. Students are armed to write brief essays for class presentations. Conversations are kept at a demanding level. Audiovisual aids are used.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 16 - Advanced Reading in Modern Greek

Course acquaints students with some of the best authors of modern Greece. Short stories are read in entirety and excerpts from longer works are read. Emphasis on swift accumulation of more difficult literary vocabulary. Both literature and films form the basis for classroom presentations.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 100 - Introduction To Greek Prose

Reading and analysis of attic prose writers such as Xenophon and Plato to develop reading skills and introduce study of the style and thought of historical, retorical and/or philosophical writers.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 101 - Introduction To Greek Poetry

Reading in the poetry of Homer to develop reading skills, introduce Homeric grammer and meter, and begin study of the style, thought and heroicworld of epic poetry.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 102 - Readings In Greek Literature

Selected reading in Greek prose and/or poetry designed to develop reading proficiency, and to help students make the transition to more advanced study of classical Greek literature.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 110 - Attic Orators

Reading and study of attic orators such as Demosthenes, and of famous orations by Demosthenes and other attic orators.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 111 - The New Testament

Reading and study of selected passages from the Greek new testament.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 113 - Lucian

Reading and study of selected passages from Lucian, with attention to the language and style of his satirical dialogues, and to their social and historical context.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 120 - Greek Novel

Advanced reading and study of selected chapters of an ancient Greek novel, with attention to the language and style of the work and to its literary, social and political contexts.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 138 - Pre-Socratic Philosophers

Readings in the first "formal" philosophers of the Western tradition. Normally includes all of the major pre-Socratics (Parmenides, Heraclitus, Pythagoras, Xenophanes, Anaxagoras, Democritus) and their contributions to European thought. Sometimes concentrates upon thinkers of the fifth- century Sophistic Movement.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 142 - Plato

Reading of one or several Platonic dialogues from the early or middle period (Laches, Protagoras, Phaedo, Gorgias, Symposium), both as masterpieces of Greek literature and as philosophical dialogues. No prior formal training in philosophy is required.
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UC Santa Barbara - GREEK 143 - Post-Platonic Philosophers

Readings of selections from the more famous works of Aristotle (Nicomachean Ethics, Politics, De Anima, Metaphysics), emphasizing Aristotle both as thinker and as stylist; occasionally excerpts from Theophrastus, the Stoics, Plotinus. No prior formal training in philosophy required.
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