Skills in the knowledge of Spanish lenguage

Overview of the Classical Graeco-Roman culture through the literary texts. Learning and practice of a Classical language. Introduction to the classical world and the disciplines related to its study, with particular emphasis on archaeological disciplines.

Knowledge of historical and cultural context of Ancient Greek and Roman worlds through the analysis of literary texts and archaeology. Greek literature and Latin literatures through their texts and archaeology. Block 1. The world of the Homeric poems. The Bronze Age in the Aegean. Knossos and the Minoan palaces. Schliemann and the discovery of Troy and Mycenae. The Dark Ages. The Geometric. The Orientalizing Orientalizing. Block 2. Classical Greece. The Archaic period. The 5th century: architecture, sculpture and ceramics. Literature of the classical period. Socrates. The 4th century: architecture, sculpture and ceramics. Plato and Aristotle. Block 3. The Hellenistic world. Alexander the Great. The Hellenistic kingdoms: architecture, sculpture and ceramics. The new comedy Block 4. The awakening of Rome The archaic monarchy and the origin of Roman urbanism. The Republican period: architecture, ceramics and plastic arts. The origins of Latin literature: Plautus, Terence and Cicero. The Republican Forum. Block 5. The High-Imperial Period Culture in the Augustan period: architecture and sculpture. Latin literature of the Augustan period. The Julio-Claudian dynasty: literature, architecture and urbanism. The plastic arts: painting and mosaic. Latin epigraphy. The art of the Flavian and Antonine periods. The Latin historiography of the first and second centuries AD. The Imperial Forums. Block 6. The Late Roman period The art of the Severan dynasty. The second sophistic. Diocletian: architecture and plastic arts. arts. Constantine and the Christian empire.

Analysis of texts and archaeological documents. Theory and practice (2 ECTS). Lectures on Classical Culture (2 ECTS). Practices (2 ECTS).