ROMAN HISTORY II

Gianpaolo URSO ROMAN HISTORY II

8861500060
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE
Corso di Dottorato (D.M.226/2021)
RESEARCH AND STUDIES IN LATE ANTIQUITY, MIDDLE AGES AND HUMANISM, SALERNO (RAMUS)
2024/2025

OBBLIGATORIO
YEAR OF COURSE 2
YEAR OF DIDACTIC SYSTEM 2023
FULL ACADEMIC YEAR
CFUHOURSACTIVITY
1STORIA ROMANA II MOD. 01
1.53LESSONS
2STORIA ROMANA II MOD. 02
1.53LESSONS
Objectives
THE COURSE AIMS TO ILLUSTRATE FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS OF ROMAN HISTORY FROM A POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE. IT IS AIMED AT PROVIDING SPECIALISED SKILLS AT AN ADVANCED LEVEL, NECESSARY TO TACKLE NEW PROBLEMS AND ISSUES AND TO BE ABLE TO DEVELOP ORIGINAL AND INNOVATIVE LINES OF RESEARCH.

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
THE PHD STUDENT
-WILL BE ABLE TO DISTINGUISH, IN ANCIENT SOURCES, BETWEEN HISTORICAL DATA AND APPLICATION OF HISTORIOGRAPHICAL MODELS.
-WILL BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE POLITICAL-CULTURAL CONTEXTS IN WHICH TO PLACE THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY HISTORIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES.

ABILITY TO APPLY KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
THE PHD STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO
-CARRY OUT ORIGINAL RESEARCH ON TOPICS RELATED TO THE DISCIPLINE;
-ACT PROFESSIONALLY IN THE DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE WORLD OF WORK RELATED TO CLASSICAL STUDIES, INCLUDING RESEARCH ACTIVITY.

AUTONOMY OF JUDGEMENT
THE PHD STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE REASONED JUDGEMENTS ABOUT THE HISTORIANS OF ANCIENT ROME, THEIR METHODOLOGY, THEIR RELIABILITY.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS
THE PHD STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO DISCUSS ISSUES CONCERNING ANCIENT ROME AND ITS HISTORIOGRAPHY IN A CLEAR, EXHAUSTIVE AND WELL-ARGUED WAY.

LEARNING SKILLS
THE PHD WILL BE ABLE TO USE FOR EDUCATIONAL AND/OR RESEARCH PURPOSES THE SCIENTIFIC TEXTS RELATED TO THE DISCIPLINE.




Prerequisites
KNOWLEDGE OF THE ROMAN HISTORY, FROM THE ORIGINS TO THE LATE EMPIRE
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION TO SALLUST: HIS WORKS, HIS TIMES, HIS FAME
Teaching Methods
SEMINARS
Verification of learning
END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION
Texts
ANCIENT SOURCES AND OTHER DIDACTIC MATERIAL ARE PROVIDED BY THE TEACHER. REFERENCE EDITIONS: 1) SALLUST, THE WAR WITH CATILINE - THE WAR WITH JUGURTHA, TRANSLATED BY J.C. ROLFE, REVISED BY J.T. RAMSEY, CAMBRIDGE MA - LONDON, 2013; 2) SALLUST, FRAGMENTS OF THE HISTORIES - LETTERS TO CAESAR, EDITED AND TRANSLATED BY J.T. RAMSEY, CAMBRIDGE MA - LONDON 2015.
More Information
THE CALENDAR IS PUBLISHED AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH SEMESTER ON THE PHD WEBSITE.
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