Teaching Neo-Latin: examples of current practices

This page only includes links to websites which give a flavour of the actual teaching/learning methods or of their syllabus. Suggestions for further links are welcome.

See also the SNLS's own Neo-Latin Anthology.

University level in the UK and Ireland

Cambridge University: Introduction to Neo-Latin Literature 1350-1700 (undergraduate)

The Warburg Institute: MA in Cultural and Intellectual History 1300-1650 (postgraduate -see the core course on 'Humanism' and 'Language classes')

 

University level outside the UK and Ireland

The University of Western Australia: Introduction to Neo-Latin I and Introduction to Neo-Latin II: From Cicero to Syphilis (undergraduate)

Reading Groups, Summer Schools and Skills Development courses

Birkbeck College, University of London: Neo-Latin Reading Group

Cambridge University, Department of History and Philosophy of Science: Latin Therapy Group

The Warburg Institute: Renaissance Latin (two-week course)

General propagation and promotion of the Latin language

Vatican’s Latinitas Foundation

Academia latinitati inter omnes gentes fovendae

Latinitas in tela totius terrae - gateway of the Grex Latinus group, including a page devoted to the "ars docendi"

Cambridge Schools Classics Project - with information of setting up Latin groups in schools, and distance learning for independent learners

Latin in Action - material for teaching Latin to beginners

Documents pédagogiques proposed by GELAHN (a French association of Classics teachers in Upper Normandy)