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Here is the link to St. Augustine’s Confessions. We’ll be reading book XI. Reading Schedule: Monday, 11/6: p. 207-225; sections I-VII Wednesday, 11/8: p. 225-237; sections VIII-XIII Friday, 11/10: p. 237-251; sections XIV-XVIII Monday, 11/13: p. 251-265; sections XIX-XXIV Wednesday, 11/15: p. 265-285; sections XXV-End of Book XI Friday, 11/17 Wrap-Up Discussion on Confessions Featured image: …
Here is where you’ll find the online version of Ovid’s Fasti. Featured image: Janus… by storebukkebruse
Conference Schedule 201 Featured image: Meeting by Thomas Mathie
For Monday, October 23, we will be discussing various calendars in order to gain an idea of how calendars are created and how different versions are similar or different. In order to receive participation points for this day’s class, you must come to class with one credible source about the specific calendar which you have …
Here is where you’ll find the New Oxford Annotated Bible. You’ll find “Genesis” under the sub-heading “The Hebrew Bible” and then under the second sub-heading “The Pentateuch”. For Wednesday, October 11, read “Genesis”, chapters 1-30. For Friday, October 13, read “Genesis”, chapters 31-50 (the end of “Genesis”). Featured Image: Bible by Dwight Stone
The left side of the board is the arguments you made based off of the question “Is Benjamin’s ‘proper’ story still alive in today’s world?”, while the right side of the board is a review of how information has made the story less common in the modern world.
Note that the right side of the whiteboard refers to Oedipus the King, while the left side refers to Benjamin’s “The Storyteller”.
For Monday, October 2 and Wednesday, October 4, we’ll be reading Walter Benjamin’s “The Storyteller”. This text will be found on the library course reserves, which you can access through canvas or the library’s website. Here’s how much to read for each day: Monday: p. 83-97 (stop at section XIII) Wednesday: 97-the end Featured …
Here is where you’ll find the text Oedipus the King, by Sophocles. For Wednesday, September 20, read p. 28-43 (stop at the top of page 43, at line 407, just before Teiresias walks in). For Monday, September 25, read p. 43-73 (stop at the top of page 73, at line 1158, before Jocasta enters the palace). …
