Universidad de Jaén

1. Ancient Greek and Indoeuropean Languages: a comparatist perspective. Short view of greek language.  Dialectal Position and Evolution. 2.  Phonetic and Phonology.  2.1. The Alphabet: Pronuntiation.  2.2. Accentuation.  3. Nouns: The O-Declension. 4. Nouns: The A-Declension, I. 5.  Nouns: The A-Declension II. 6. The Article. Prepositions I. 7. Vowel-Declension Adjectives;Attribution and Predication. 8. O-Verbs; Present Active Indicative. 9. Infinitive; Adjectives with Two Endings.  10. Present Indicative. Some Uses of the Genitive and Dative. 11. Ω-Verbs: Present Middle/Passive Indicative.  12. Adverbs; Conjunctions; Prepositions II; Relative Pronoun.  13. Contract Verbs; Demonstratives.  14. Consonant-Declension Nouns I. 15. Consonant-Declension Nouns II; Interrogative Pronoun. 16.  Ω-Verbs: Imperfect Indicative.  17. Indefinite  Pronombres.Uses of the Accusative. 18. Ω-Verbs: Future Active and Middle Indicative. 19.  Ω-Verbs: Aorist Active and Middle Indicative.  20. Tense and Aspect; Indirect Discourse. 21. Consonant-Declension Nouns III; Pronoun autós. 22. Consonant-Declension Adjetives; Personal Pronouns. 23. MI-Verbs: Present System. 24. MI-Verbs: Athematic Aorists. 25. Adjectives with Variant Stems; Numerals; Reflexive and Reciprocal Pronouns; Result Constructions. 26. Participles: Formation and Declension.  27. Uses of the Participle I. 28. Uses of the Participle II. 29. Contract Verbs in -ao; Further Uses of the Genitive and Dative. 30. Comparison of Adjetives and Adverbs. 

This course will depend on a complex interaction among the classroom teacher, the textbook, and the students, with their various learning-styles and differing degrees of dedication.  This is a reliable and relatively complete presentations of ancient Attic Greek and comprising sufficient materials of morphology and syntax, an important body of the vocabulary and preliminary exposure to the readings of the authentic passages.  It is prepared for a one-year college course in beginning Greek.

The college students who are going to matriculate in the Ancient Greek Course deserve full exposure to the morphology and grammar that they will encounter in real texts and full explanation of what they are asked to learn. 

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

 After the development of the theoretical-practical subject, the student must demonstrate a minimum level of mastery of the knowledge imparted,, first through an writeen exercice on a text studied and commented in class; second, a linguistic analysis of a phrase indicated in that text, and, third, answer to three brief questions related to a relevant work of Greek Literature, for example Homer, Xenophon, or the New Testament. 

In addition to interest of student in the course, a goog attitude,, involvement, mastery and ability to solve exercices will be valued.

Participation in class will be important for the final grade. 

In extraordinay calls it will be guaranteed that the student can achieve the highest grade. 

  In a multimodal or mixed environment we will be mainly concerned with gradual, inclusive and participatory teaching development of student, enabling a higher level of engagement in the educational process through the use of various technological tools ( classroom, videoconferencing via Meet, slideshows, etc.).

    But also 

Ia a non-presential environment,  the progress of the teaching of an ancient language such as Classical Greek requires the  student to make an additional effort in orden to achieve the competencies derived from remote learning.

Since it is a basically practical subject, it requieres a certain sckill in the use of modern technology applied to teaching (handling translations, commentaries, specialized lexicon and dictionaries), so to enable student to acquire basic literacy in Greek, perhaps in a more attractive and agreable way than the conventional grammar grind.  The target language in the XXI siecle was a contemporary form of spoken Greek, because the people do no tend to speak as they write, so the teacher can to shed light on the modern languages europeans. 

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