Hellenic Studies
York University · ON · ByWU-zWNO
Hellenic Studies is a degree at York University, ON. It covers areas like ancient greece, ancient greek, cultures, ancient rome, cultural studies, middle eastern history. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Hellenic Studies
Example subjects: Disasters and History: How Humans and Nature make Disasters, Gladiators, Gods, Gigolos, and Goths: Reading Roman Society, c.200 BCE-c.500 CE, Myth and Imagination in Ancient Greece and Rome, Egypt in the Greek and Roman Mediterranean, The Roots of Western Culture. The Ancient World (circa 1000 BC-400 AD), Ancient Greek and Roman History: From the Trojan War to the Fall of the Western Roman Empire, Making Sense of a Changing World: Anthropology Today, Transformations of Ancient Literature, Origins of Western Philosophy, Plato and Aristotle, The World of Ancient Greeks, The Founders of Christianity.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Hellenic Studies?
Hellenic Studies covers areas like ancient-greek, ancient-greece, cultures, cultural-studies, ancient-rome, social-theory, gender-studies, philosophy-of-religion.
Who offers Hellenic Studies?
Hellenic Studies is offered by York University, ON.
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