HLS 461
Great Cities of the Greek World
An intensive interdisciplinary study of the evolution of a city, such as Athens, Constantinople, Thessaloniki, Alexandria, or Antioch, where Greek civilization flourished through successive periods, from antiquity to the present. A study of the form and the image of the city as seen in its monuments and urban fabric, as well as in the works of artists, writers, and travelers. Prerequisite: instructor's permission. Two 90-minute classes.
Prerequisites & course information
instructor's permission. Two 90-minute classes.
Sources
Catalogue variants
- Great Cities of the Greek World · Undergraduate catalogue