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Course Calendar Fall 2005 Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2-3:15 in Grainger G16 |
| 30 August | Course introduction. What is literature, and why is it important? Introduction to Homer, and a close reading of the opening lines of the Iliad. |
| 1 September |
Homer, Iliad 1, 2 (lines 1-583 only), 3. No reading responses this week. |
| 6 September | Homer, Iliad 4, 5, 6. Begin reading responses this week. |
| 8 September | Homer, Iliad 8 (lines 1-90, 566-654 only), 9. |
| 13 September | Homer, Iliad 16, 18, 19. |
| 15 September | Homer, Iliad 20 (lines 185-365 only), 22, 24. |
| 20 September | Vergil, Aeneid 1-2. |
| 22 September |
Vergil, Aeneid 4, 6. |
| 27 September | Vergil, Aeneid 8 (lines 793-992), 10 (lines 606-1276), 12 (lines 963-1298). |
| 29 September | The Bhagavad Gita, chapters 1-11. |
| 4 October |
EXAM #1. Please bring a blue book to class. No reading responses this week. |
| 6 October | Class cancelled. |
| 11 October | The New Testament, Sermon on the Mount (King James Version) (Matthew 5-7); selections from Augustine's Confessions; selections from Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae. (Contact instructor for password.) |
| 13 October | Dante, Inferno 1-4. |
| 20 October | Dante, Inferno 5-6, 10, 13. |
| 25 October | Dante, Inferno 14-15, 21-22. |
| 27 October | Dante, Inferno 26-27, 30-34. |
| 1 November | |
| 3 November | Selections from Li Po. (Contact instructor for password.) |
| 8 November | EXAM #2. Please bring a blue book to class. No reading responses this week. |
| 10 November | Petrarch, "The Ascent of Mount Ventoux" and selections from the Canzoniere. (Contact instructor for password.) |
| 15 November | Lazarillo de Tormes, pp. 1-28. |
| 17 November | Lazarillo de Tormes, pp. 29-60. |
| 29 November | Voltaire, Candide, chapters 1-17. |
| 1 December | Voltaire, Candide, chapters 18-30. |
| 6 December | Viewing and discussion of The Bicycle Thief (dir. Vittorio de Sica). |
| 8 December | Viewing and discussion of The Bicycle Thief (dir. Vittorio de Sica). |
| 12 December (Monday) | FINAL EXAM (11:30-2:00). Please bring a blue book to class. Go here for essay questions. |