Greek Class 3006-PNJG2-P
Above all in the third semester the student develops their knowledge about the Greek inflection and syntax. The fourth semester is devoted to reading of texts of the higher level of difficulty (such as by Plato, Xenophont and dialogue parts of tragedies and comedies). In addition the student broadens their knowledge about the Greek and Rome history, literature and culture. They also get abilities which allow them to take an active part in the specialist translatories, seminars and are essential for the scholar’s work. The classes prepare the students for reading of original texts on high level of difficulty on their own. During the classes the students study the basic philological research tools and works’ methods.
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Type of course
Mode
Learning outcomes
The student
In the range of knowledge
- knows the history of the origin and developing of ancient Greek language;
- knows the grammar and vocabulary of ancient Greek on the basic level;
in the range of abilities;
- reads and translates Greek texts of the basic and medium difficulty;
- recognizes basic metric measures in the Greek poetry;
In the range of social competences
- recognizes the level of their knowledge and abilities, understands the need of constant studying and self-development.
Assessment criteria
- constant appraisal (ongoing preparing to the classes and activity during them) – 40%
- the written tests during semesters – 25%
- the final written test – 35%
The final test can be taken after passing all tests of semesters.
The student is entitled to retake each written test twice. Not taking a test without an excuse causes the loss of the date. The presence control: three missed classes a semester are allowed without an excuse.
Bibliography
Obligatory
1. Materials prepared by the teacher and/or exercse books chosen by the teacher
2. Auerbach M., Golias M., Gramatyka Grecka, Warsaw 1985.
3. Jurewicz O., Słownik Grecko-Polski, t. 1-2, Warsaw 2000.
supplementary
1. the exercise books
M. Mikuła, M. Popiołek, Hellenes esmen pantes, Warszawa 2017
M. Borowska, Mormolyke, Warsaw 1996
Korusowie A. K., Hellenike glotta, Warsaw 1994
Dłuska M., Strzelecki W., Metryka grecka i łacińska, Wrocław 1959
2. grammar books:
Menge H., Repetitorium der griechischen Syntax (various editions)
Smyth H. W., Greek Grammar (various editions)
3. dictionaries
Marinone N., Słownik fleksyjnych form czasowników greckich, Bydgoszcz 2001
Słownik grecko-polski, edited by Z. Abramowiczównej
Liddell-Scott-Jones, A Greek-English Lexicon (various editions)
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