- Know the distinctive marks of architecture, sculpture and painting in Greece and Rome
- Apprehend the periodization and the styles of Greek pottery
- Identify the main architects, sculptors and painters of the Classical Antiquity
- Frame the spiritual productions of antiquity in the continuum of human activity, in a diachronic perspective
- Understand the genesis and the transformations of the great artistic genres
- Relate these transformations with the cultural and social context
- Enhance the memory of the Olympic spirit
- Characterize the importance of the Roman Family, with its ceremonies and rituals
- Mention some accessories of the male and female "toilette" in Rome
- Understand the importance of animals in the ancient world
- Understand how the passion for luxury conditioned the end of the Republic and the beginning of the Empire
- Apprehend fundamental aspects of religiosity in Greece and Rome
- Encourage the development of critical and creative reflection, taking into account the specificity of society in Classical Antiquity
Quotidian life in the Ancient World
5 ECTS / Semestre / Português