Classics: Where can I learn it?

pls respond, anons

The free Open Yale course on Ancient Greek History is great. You could also pirate plenty of Teaching Company courses on various aspects of the field.

>>2536224
youtube yale courses
Project Gutenberg for a ton of texts, many in the original latin or greek alongside english so youll know what the fuck.

All you have to do is Google what an education of this type would entail, and then just search the web for the books and commentaries on the books.

>>2536224
It's too late for you if you weren't taught Latin and Greek at a prep school.

>>2536224

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trivium
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadrivium

You should read the classics in the original languages, i.e. Koine Greek and Latin. In other words, you will have to learn a new language with no living speakers to read.
Learn French to read statecraft texts.
Learn German to read autistic philosophy.

Good luck

>>2538207
tfw

I'm taking an attic greek class in my free time but I wish this shit was taught to me when I was a kid, instead of retarded books about racism and animal farm

FUCK

>>2536224
Join the French Foreign Legion

>>2539049

where/how did you go about finding an attic greek course?

just a university or something?

>>2540941
Yes but not all offer the course.

You can probably teach yourself though. Find and complete a good text book (I recommend Athenazde but the options are endless), then pick up a grammar and lexicon, and start reading Xenophon, or maybe the Book of John. By the time you're through book one you'll be ready to start picking through mostly anything.

A warning : Ancient Greek is rather difficult, so prepare for a difficult road. Lots of strange verb tenses and the idiom isn't as similar to ours as even Latin. The rewards are plentiful however!