WINTER QUARTER 2005
World Literature 271 J. Roth January 18,
2005
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MONDAY |
TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
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3 January Faculty work day |
4 Winter
quarter begins--Introduction and Syllabus
presentation |
5 Historical
perspectives and Introduction to the first group of readings |
6 Please have read
the Introduction, pp. 1-16 by the
beginning of class Pop Quiz? |
7 For today’s class,
please read Gilgamesh, 16-36 |
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10 Computer Lab
Orientation—1220-G. Prep-Writing #1
due at the end of class |
11 For
today’s class, please read Gilgamesh,
pp. 36-47 |
12 For
today’s class, please read Genesis, pp. 47-72 |
13 Please
read Job, Psalms, The Song of Songs, Jonah, pp. 72-97. |
14 Web
Day Please
read Homer, pp. 98-103 Work
on Gods
and Goddesses Quest |
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18 The
Iliad Introduction and Books I, VI, VIII and IX, pp.
104-149. |
19 The
Iliad Books XXII and XXIV, pp. 176-209 |
20 Brad
Pitt Day! Plus who was Quintus
Smyrnaeus |
21 The
Odyssey pp. 100-102, Books IX and X, pp. 303-331 |
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24 The
Odyssey Books
XXI-XXIV, pp. 467-514 Prep-Writing # 3 due
beginning of class |
25 Discussion and Oedipus
the King, pp. 599-640 |
26 Discussion and Oedipus
the King, pp. 599-640 |
27 Discussion and Oedipus
the King, pp. 599-640 |
28 Web-based
assignment on Virgil, The Aeneid, and Aeneas |
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31 The
Bible: The New Testament, pp. 960-976 |
1February
Augustine, pp. 1004-1032 Prep-Writing
# 4 due beginning of class |
2 Finish
Augustine—Review for Experience #1 |
3 Experience
#1 |
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7 The Koran, pp. 1040-1057 |
8 Beowulf, pp. 1057-1103 |
9 Finish Beowulf |
11 Introduction to Dante Film |
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14 Dante pp. 1293-1303; Cantos I-XII, pp.
1303-1339 |
15 Course Fair |
16 Dante Dante Cantos XIII-XXXIV, pp. 1339-1409 |
17 Dante—Reading
Assignment Three |
18
Faculty work day |
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22 Chaucer, pp. 1512-1517; General
Prologue, pp. 1517-1534 |
23 Finish
Chaucer |
24 Everyman, pp. 1628-1650 |
25 Review for Experience #2 |
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28 Experience #2 The
Koran through
Chaucer |
1 March Please
read Masterpieces of
the Renaissance, pp.
1653-1663. Then complete the |
2 Francis Petrarch,
pp. 1664-1678 |
3 Niccolo Machiavelli, pp. 1705-1722 |
4 Don Quixote Chapters 1-8, pp. 1969-1996 |
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7 Don Quixote, Chapters 18, 22, 52, pp. 2003-2020 |
8 Don Quixote, Part 2 Chapter 16 through end, pp. 2047-2072 |
9 Shakespeare, Othello and the
nature of tragedy Please read Othello, Act I, pp. 2115-2131 |
10 Othello Please read Othello, Acts II and III, pp. 2131-2165 |
11 More Othello |
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14 Othello Please read Othello, Acts IV and V, pp. 2165 to 2192 |
15 pp. 2192-2210 |
16 pp. 2231-2246 |
17 Review |
18 Experience #3 Journal
#8 Due |
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21 DL Testing day for
some DL classes; Study day for students
(No regularly scheduled classes)
Faculty work day |
22 Finals
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23 Finals |
24 Finals |
25
Spring Qtr. Faculty work day
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