LING 11.14 History and Structure of the Latin Language

This course focuses on the grammar, pronunciation, and writing of Latin, starting from its origin in Proto-Indo-European (c. 4000 BC), proceeding through early Latin into the classical period (1st cent. BC to 1st cent. AD), and ending with the post-classical era. Through analysis of language data and reading of selected ancient texts, students will gain a greater mastery of synchronic language patterns, and also will understand the diachronic origins of those patterns.

Instructor

Pulju (23F)

Cross Listed Courses

LAT 30.08

Prerequisite

LAT 3 or equivalent

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:QDS; WCult:W; Lang:LRP

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Offered

• Fall