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Certificate in Classical Humanities
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| N.B. Certificate classics courses may come from lower or upper divisions, and they may be core-curriculum courses in history, philosophy, or scripture. |
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The language
sequence 110, 115, 210
fulfills the three-semester language-requirement
for many programs offered by
the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Courses relating to classical culture typically include ancient Greek or Roman history,
ancient philosophy, history of ancient art, Biblical or patristic courses, early Church history or theology,
etc., but all courses that stress classical writers, or writings in the classical tradition
may be proposed for inclusion (e.g., courses on Petrarch, Montaigne, stoicism and
skepticism, classical literary genres like epic, the history of classical rhetoric, etc.).
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For further information contact:
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