640032 SE Ancient History III: Sparta
winter semester 2020/2021 | Last update: 14.09.2023 | Place course on memo listThe students are able to categorize the research traditions on Sparta in their theoretical perspectives. They are able to take their own scientific position through critical examination of the tradition. The students have the competence to analyse ancient materials in order to make historical statements. They will prepare a topic historically (analysing ancient material – choosing a historical method – choosing a theoretical position – historical analysis – presentation of historical analysis).
Sparta is described in ancient tradition as an exceptional polis. This is explained above all by the political and social structure of the society, such as the militarization, the position of women, the marginalization and exclusion of parts of the population, which was under the rule of the Spartans. In the course we will examine the political and social structure of Spartan society. We analyse ancient materials and research literature. For the historical analysis we will work with the categories sex/gender/body, race and class.
Inputs, discussions, oral presentations by students.
Participation in discussion, presentation, written paper (about 20 pages).
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