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Virgil, Ovid, and the Epic Tradition
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Epic Tradition
Overview of the epic tradition in ancient Greek and Roman literature, its significance, and key characteristics.
Module #2
The Origins of Epic Poetry
Exploration of the earliest epic poems, including Homers Iliad and Odyssey, and their influence on later epic poetry.
Module #3
Virgils Life and Works
Biographical overview of Virgils life, his literary influences, and his major works, including the Eclogues and the Georgics.
Module #4
The Aeneid:Book 1-3
Close reading of the first three books of Virgils Aeneid, focusing on themes, characters, and poetic techniques.
Module #5
The Aeneid:Book 4-6
Continued close reading of the Aeneid, examining Books 4-6 and exploring Virgils use of mythology and symbolism.
Module #6
The Aeneid:Book 7-9
Analysis of the second half of the Aeneid, focusing on the Italian wars and the character development of Aeneas.
Module #7
The Aeneid:Book 10-12
Conclusion of the Aeneid, examining the final books and exploring Virgils use of epic conventions and Roman ideology.
Module #8
Ovids Life and Works
Biographical overview of Ovids life, his literary influences, and his major works, including the Metamorphoses and the Amores.
Module #9
The Metamorphoses:Book 1-5
Close reading of the first five books of Ovids Metamorphoses, exploring themes of transformation, myth, and poetry.
Module #10
The Metamorphoses:Book 6-10
Continued analysis of the Metamorphoses, examining the second half of the work and Ovids use of mythological narratives.
Module #11
The Metamorphoses:Book 11-15
Exploration of the final books of the Metamorphoses, focusing on themes of love, power, and the nature of reality.
Module #12
Ovids Epic Style
Analysis of Ovids unique epic style, including his use of mythology, imagery, and tone.
Module #13
Virgil and Ovid:A Comparison
Comparison of Virgils Aeneid and Ovids Metamorphoses, exploring similarities and differences in style, theme, and epic conventions.
Module #14
The Epic Tradition:Influence and Legacy
Examination of the epic traditions influence on later literature, including the works of Dante, Spenser, and Milton.
Module #15
Epic Poetry in the Modern Era
Exploration of epic poetry in the modern era, including works by Derek Walcott, Adrienne Rich, and other contemporary poets.
Module #16
The Epic Tradition and Cultural Context
Analysis of the epic tradition in relation to cultural context, including the role of mythology, ideology, and power dynamics.
Module #17
The Epic Tradition and Gender
Examination of the epic traditions portrayal of gender, including the representation of women, masculinity, and femininity.
Module #18
Critical Approaches to Epic Poetry
Overview of critical approaches to epic poetry, including structuralism, poststructuralism, and feminist criticism.
Module #19
Translation and Adaptation in Epic Poetry
Exploration of the challenges and opportunities of translating and adapting epic poetry, including case studies of Virgil and Ovid.
Module #20
Epic Poetry and the Digital Humanities
Examination of the role of digital humanities in the study of epic poetry, including digital editions, markup language, and data analysis.
Module #21
Teaching Epic Poetry
Practical strategies for teaching epic poetry in the classroom, including approaches to close reading, discussion, and writing assignments.
Module #22
Epic Poetry and Interdisciplinary Studies
Exploration of the connections between epic poetry and other disciplines, including history, philosophy, and art history.
Module #23
Epic Poetry and Performance
Analysis of the performance aspects of epic poetry, including oral tradition, music, and drama.
Module #24
Epic Poetry and Memory
Examination of the role of memory in epic poetry, including the use of mnemotechnics and the construction of cultural memory.
Module #25
Epic Poetry and National Identity
Exploration of the connection between epic poetry and national identity, including the role of myth and ideology.
Module #26
Epic Poetry and Transnationalism
Analysis of the epic tradition in a transnational context, including the exchange of ideas and cultural influences.
Module #27
Epic Poetry and Postcolonialism
Examination of the epic tradition through the lens of postcolonial theory, including the representation of empire and colonized peoples.
Module #28
Epic Poetry and Environmentalism
Exploration of the connection between epic poetry and environmentalism, including the representation of nature and the natural world.
Module #29
Epic Poetry and Trauma
Analysis of the representation of trauma in epic poetry, including the use of mythology and symbolism.
Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Virgil, Ovid, and the Epic Tradition career


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