LATIN LITERATURE 1 (AVANZATO)
Stampa
Enrollment year
2016/2017
Academic year
2017/2018
Regulations
DM270
Academic discipline
L-FIL-LET/04 (LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE)
Department
DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES
Course
HUMANITIES
Curriculum
PERCORSO COMUNE
Year of study
Period
(26/02/2018 - 01/06/2018)
ECTS
6
Lesson hours
36 lesson hours
Language
Italian
Activity type
ORAL TEST
Teacher
ROMANO ELISA - 6 ECTS
Prerequisites
Having passed the examination of Latin language and literature (advanced course).
Learning outcomes
Aim of the course is acquiring, also by means of the reading of texts in Latin, a basic knowledge of the chronological profile and generic categories of Latin literature.
Course contents
A- MONOGRAPHIC COURSE

Subject of the course:
Mind and soul in the reflection of Latin authors and literary representations from Ennio to Apuleio

B- PERSONAL DEEPENING

1) Historical study of Latin literature form the beginnings to the 2nd century A.D. (excluding Christian authors)

2) 'From Plautus to Apuleius': anthology of texts

Reading, translation, linguistic and textual analysis and placing within the frame of literary history of the following passages of Latin authors:

- Plauto: Curculio 462-486; Pseudolus 394-405
- Catone: Origines fr. 83 Peter (= Gellio, Notti attiche 3,7,19)
- Terenzio: Heautontimorumenos 35-47; Andria 1-27
- Lucrezio: De rerum natura 1, 1-43; 2, 1-36; 3, 931-962
- Catullo: Carmina 5; 8; 11; 51; 101
- Cesare: De bello civili 1,1-2; 1,3,1-5
- Cicerone: Brutus 307-318; In Catilinam 1,1,1-3; Ad familiares 4,6
- Sallustio: Bellum Catilinae 1-3,2; 5,1-8; Bellum Iugurthinum 41-42,1-4; 63
- Virgilio: Bucoliche 1; 10, 46-69; Georgiche 4, 485-515; Eneide 4, 331-361; 10, 803-832
- Orazio: Satire 1,9; Epodi 6; Odi 1,4; 1,9; 1,11; 2,6; 2,14; 3,30; 4,7
- Properzio: Elegie 1,1; 1,17
- Ovidio: Metamorfosi 10, 162-213; 15, 165-185
- Livio: Ab Urbe condita, praefatio 1-5; praefatio 10-13; 21, 1,1-4
- Seneca: Phaedra 483-558; De constantia sapientis 3,3-5; Consolatio ad Helviam 6; De brevitate vitae 8; De beneficiis 1,13; Epistulae ad Lucilium 1
- Lucano: Bellum civile 2, 284-325; 7, 647-677
- Petronio: Satyricon 71; 85-87
- Plinio il Vecchio: Naturalis historia 14, 2-5
- Quintiliano: Institutio oratoria 1,2,11-16; 2,2,1-8; 10,1,128-130
- Stazio: Tebaide 1, 1-40; 12, 447-463; Silvae 1,3,34-57
- Marziale: Epigrammi 1,4; 1,107; 10,74
- Giovenale: Satire 3, 1-50
- Plinio il Giovane: Epistulae 8,21,1-3; Panegyricus 48
- Tacito: Agricola 30-32,4; Germania 19; Dialogus de oratoribus 28; Historiae 1, 3-4; Annales 1,1
- Apuleio: Metamorfosi 1,1; 9,13; 11,5-6

3) Deep study of the handbook «Propedeutica al latino universitario» (chapters I-VIII)
Teaching methods
Lectures
Reccomended or required readings
For the monographic course: students will be provided with a dossier of texts during the lessons. It will also be possible fond these texts within course materials in Kiro platform


For personal deepening:

- G. Picone, E. Romano, F. Gasti, Lezioni romane. Letteratura, testi, civiltà, voll. I-III, Torino, Loescher, 2003

- A. Traina, G. Bernardi Perini, Propedeutica al latino universitario, Bologna, Pàtron, 1995
Assessment methods
Final oral examination
Further information
Students are invited to attend the lectures. Everyone who for justified and documented reasons is unable to attend is invited to get in touch with the professor during office hours.
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