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Bachelor of Arts in Greek
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The Department of Classics seeks to offer a transformative education to its majors and minors and to students who take only one or two classes with us. We have as our central commitment the study of the ancient Greek and Latin languages and of the literatures written in those languages. We are also engaged, both in teaching and research, with broader cultural issues. Our goal is to understand and appreciate the Greek and Roman worlds as wholes and to consider their influence, for better and often for worse, on the modern world. In spring 2020, for example, we offered a Classics seminar titled “Ancient Worlds, Modern Crises,” and our divisional classes (including Classics Beyond Whiteness and Women, Gender, and Sexuality in Antiquity) examine these issues as a matter of course. A recent alumni characterizes our department as “inclusive, intersectional, critical in a productive way, and valuing conceptual knowledge over nitty gritty facts.”
The Wake Forest University Department of Classics believes that the study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds can, because of its influence for better and worse, help us better understand modern times. Classics, the study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds - which spans three continents, more than two millennia, and dozens of languages, societies, and ethnic groups - does not hold exclusive or special claim to this, but rather focuses on two world-historical cultures that merit study in their own right and as a pathway to reevaluate and reflect on the values and practices we and our societies espouse.
Ancient Greece and Rome were Mediterranean rather than “European” societies, stretching across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Greece and Rome were not the “beginnings of civilization,” but rather were influenced by nonviolent cultural exchange with the civilizations of Africa, the Near East, India, Central Asia, and northern Europe, and were active participants in violent imperialist expansion and cultural appropriation in these areas, as well.
The Wake Forest University Department of Classics believes that the study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds can, because of its influence for better and worse, help us better understand modern times. Classics, the study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds - which spans three continents, more than two millennia, and dozens of languages, societies, and ethnic groups - does not hold exclusive or special claim to this, but rather focuses on two world-historical cultures that merit study in their own right and as a pathway to reevaluate and reflect on the values and practices we and our societies espouse.
Ancient Greece and Rome were Mediterranean rather than “European” societies, stretching across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Greece and Rome were not the “beginnings of civilization,” but rather were influenced by nonviolent cultural exchange with the civilizations of Africa, the Near East, India, Central Asia, and northern Europe, and were active participants in violent imperialist expansion and cultural appropriation in these areas, as well.
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- 課程總長: 8 Semester(s)
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In學年take | 位置 |
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Spring (January), 2025 | Winston Salem |
Fall (August), 2025 | Winston Salem |
Spring (January), 2026 | Winston Salem |
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Certified transcripts are required from each secondary school, college or university attended.
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托福(TOEFL iBT)總分: 60.0
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