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GREEK 1CCLASSICAL AND BIBLICAL GREEKHERNANDEZ, A.Introduction to reading texts.

Prerequisite: GREEK 1B. GREEK 1B with a grade of C or better

Overlaps with GREEK S1BC.

Restriction: GREEK 1C and GREEK S1BC may not be taken for full credit.
GREEK 1CFUNDAMENTALSHERNANDEZ, A.
GREEK 99SPEC STUDIES: GREEKSTAFF
GREEK 103PLATO'S APOLOGYGIANNOPOULOU, Z An iconic text of the self-defense of an iconic man, Platoʼs Apology is both rhetorically powerful and philosophically rich, yet it failed to acquit Socrates, Platoʼs beloved teacher. In this course, we will read as much of the Greek text as possible, paying attention to grammar, syntax, figures of speech, and philosophical ideas. The aim is to enjoy the text as text—a piece of writing intended to acquit an innocent man but failing to do so. What do we think of Plato as Socratesʼ lawyer? How would Socrates fare today in a court of law with an apology s
GREEK 103PLATO'S APOLOGYGIANNOPOULOU, Z.
GREEK 198DIRECTED GROUP STDYSTAFF
GREEK 199INDEPENDENT STUDYSNYDER, R.
GREEK 199INDEPENDENT STUDYGIANNOPOULOU, Z.
GREEK 199INDEPENDENT STUDYKARANIKA, A.
GREEK 199INDEPENDENT STUDYPANTELIA, M.
GREEK 199INDEPENDENT STUDYZISSOS, P.