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Tuesday, 04 |
Reading: Aristophane's
Clouds
Final Draft and
PowerPoint presentation of
PreSocratic Philosopher due |
| Writing: JQ
"How does Aristophanes defend his profession as a comic poet?" Student
presentations begin today. 4-5 minutes each.
Heralds (01): no heralding
Heralds (02): no heralding
Scribes (01): no note taking
Scribes (02): no note taking
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Thursday, 06 The
Perverse Power of Rhetoric |
Reading: Aristophane's
Clouds
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Writing: JQ
"Why does the unjust speech triumph over the just speech?" Student
presentations continue.
Heralds (01): no heralding
Heralds (02): no heralding
Scribes (01): no note taking
Scribes (02): no note taking
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Tuesday, 11 Phaedra: the
suppressed woman
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Reading: Euripides' Hippolytus,
to line 670 |
| Writing:JQ
"What is Phaedra's view of the place of women in civil society?
What is Hippolytus' view? Is a mediating view
possible?" Student
presentations conclude.
Heralds (01): Deragon & Farrell
Heralds (02): Bondari & Harvey
Scribes (01): Chiriboga & Viebranz
Scribes (02): Santiago & Roberge
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Thursday, 13 Hippolytus:
the aesthetic philosopher
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Reading: Euripides' Hippolytus |
| Writing:
JQ "What is the meaning of
the final
reconciliation between father and son?" Heralds (01): Chiriboga &
Harrison
Heralds (02): Docster & Gregson
Scribes (01): Tobin & Walker
Scribes (02): Salesses & Ricardo
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Tuesday, 18 The
Civic Man
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Reading: Plato's Apology of Socrates |
| Writing:
JQ "What is the nature of Socrates' business?
Is it civic-minded?" Heralds (01): Lizada
& Bowers
Heralds (02): Higgins & D'Amore
Scribes (01): Sonntag & Stall
Scribes (02): Rhodes & Mavhurume
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Thursday, 20
The
Private Man
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Reading: Plato's Apology of Socrates |
| Writing:
JQ
"Is philosophy worth dying for?" Heralds (01):
Lynch & Caroll
Heralds (02): Knickerbocker & Lewis
Scribes (01): Sivixay & Reichwein
Scribes (02): Morales-Romo & Stephenson
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