Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric
( 28 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric
Overview of the course, significance of satire and rhetoric in ancient Rome, and key concepts to explore

Module #2
The History of Satire in Ancient Rome
Origins and development of satire in Rome, key figures and works, and social context

Module #3
Key Satirists:Lucilius and Horace
In-depth analysis of Lucilius and Horaces contributions to the genre, their styles and themes

Module #4
Juvenal and the Golden Age of Satire
Exploration of Juvenals satire, its impact on Roman society, and the peak of satires popularity

Module #5
Persius and the Decline of Satire
Analysis of Persius unique style and themes, and the decline of satire in Roman literature

Module #6
The Art of Rhetoric in Ancient Rome
Introduction to the study of rhetoric, its importance in Roman education and politics

Module #7
Cicero:The Father of Roman Rhetoric
In-depth study of Ciceros contributions to rhetoric, his theories and practices

Module #8
Quintilian and the Institutio Oratoria
Analysis of Quintilians comprehensive treatise on rhetoric, its significance and influence

Module #9
Rhetorical Devices and Figures of Speech
Exploration of key rhetorical devices, figures of speech, and their application in Latin literature

Module #10
The Intersection of Satire and Rhetoric
How satire employs rhetorical devices, and the ways in which rhetoric informs satirical critique

Module #11
Roman Satire and Social Commentary
Analysis of satire as social commentary, its role in critiquing Roman society and politics

Module #12
Gender and Sexuality in Roman Satire
Exploration of representations of gender and sexuality in Roman satire, their implications and impact

Module #13
Politics and Power in Roman Satire
Analysis of satires engagement with politics, power dynamics, and the Roman Empire

Module #14
Roman Satire and the Human Condition
Exploration of satires exploration of human nature, morality, and ethics

Module #15
Rhetorical Strategies in Roman Satire
In-depth analysis of rhetorical strategies employed in Roman satire, their effectiveness and impact

Module #16
Case Study:Analyzing a Roman Satire
Close reading and analysis of a selected Roman satire, applying course concepts and theories

Module #17
The Legacy of Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric
Influence of Roman satire and rhetoric on Western literature, art, and culture

Module #18
Modern Applications of Satire and Rhetoric
Exploration of contemporary satire and rhetoric, their relevance and importance in modern society

Module #19
Comparative Analysis:Satire Across Cultures
Comparison of Roman satire with satirical traditions from other cultures, identifying common themes and strategies

Module #20
Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
Survey of key rhetorical theories and critical approaches, their application to satire and other genres

Module #21
Roman Satire and the Digital Age
Exploration of the impact of digital media on satire, new forms of satirical expression, and their implications

Module #22
Creative Writing Workshop:Satire and Rhetoric
Guided creative writing exercise, applying course concepts to craft original satirical pieces

Module #23
Satire and Rhetoric in Contemporary Politics
Analysis of satires role in contemporary political discourse, its effectiveness and limitations

Module #24
Satire and Social Justice
Exploration of satires potential as a tool for social justice, its limitations and challenges

Module #25
Rhetorical Criticism:Analyzing Modern Satire
Application of rhetorical criticism to modern satire, identifying strategies and assessing effectiveness

Module #26
Satire and Rhetoric in Popular Culture
Analysis of satire and rhetoric in popular culture, their representation and impact

Module #27
The Future of Satire and Rhetoric
Speculations on the future of satire and rhetoric, their potential applications and implications

Module #28
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric career

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Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric ( 28 Modules )

Classical Latin Satire and Rhetoric
( 28 Modules )