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ENGL 201: World Literature

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Fall 2007 Course Calendar

Class meets MW from 4-5:15 in Grainger 116.

Unless otherwise indicated, the numerals following the titles of the works listed below refer to the major divisions of the work in question--for Homer and Vergil, "books"; for Dante, "cantos"; and for Petrarch, individual poems.

The instructor will provide the password for hyperlinked texts below. Check the online version of this syllabus regularly for updates.

Fall 2007 Calendar



Unless otherwise indicated, the numerals following the titles of the works listed below refer to the major divisions of the work in question--for Homer and Vergil, "books"; for Dante, "cantos"; and for Petrarch, individual poems.


27 August Course introduction.
29 August Homer, Iliad 1, 2 (lines 1-583 only), 3.
5 September Homer, Iliad 4, 5, 6. 
10 September Homer, Iliad 8 (lines 1-90, 566-654 only), 9, 16.
12 September Homer, Iliad 18, 19 (lines 333-356 only), 22, 24..
17 September Vergil, Aeneid 1-2.
19 September Vergil, Aeneid 4, 6.
24 September Vergil, Aeneid 8 (lines 793-992), 10 (lines 606-1276), 12 (lines 963-1298).
26 September The Bhagavad Gita, chapters 1-11.
1 October EXAM #1. Please bring a blue book to class.
3 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.
8 October Class Canceled.
10 October Dante, Inferno 1-5.
17 October Dante, Inferno 6, 10, 13-15.
22 October Dante, Inferno 26-27, 32-34.
24 October Selections from Li Po. Read as many of Li Po's poems as you can and select one that you'd like to talk about in class.
29 October EXAM #2. Please bring a blue book to class.
31 October Introduction to the Renaissance. Come to class prepared to discuss what you already know about the Renaissance.
5 November ----
7 November Petrarch, "The Ascent of Mount Ventoux" and selections from the Canzoniere.
12 November Lazarillo de Tormes, pp. 1-28.
14 November Lazarillo de Tormes, pp. 29-60.
19 November Voltaire, Candide, chapters 1-17.
26 November Voltaire, Candide, chapters 18-30.
28 November Kafka, The Metamorphosis.
3 December Viewing and discussion of Chunhyang. (In-class worksheet.)
5 December Viewing and discussion of Chunhyang. (In-class worksheet.)
   

Final Exam Week
Wednesday, 12 Dec.
at 3-5:30

Final Exam. Please bring a blue book to class.

 



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