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Unit 4: Revelations |
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Unit
4 assesses the very end of the Metamorphoses,
and how Ovid leaves his seal on the tradition to follow.
This
unit also bring closure to the semester projects.
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Tuesday,
April 24 |
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Caesar: Met. 15.832–870
-- Epilogue: Met. 15.871–879
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Topics
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Ad mea tempora
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Thursday,
April 26 |
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-- Met. Readings in English (tr. Martin, 2004)
-- Proserpina (pp. 174–84)
-- Orpheus (pp. 341–4, 369–71)
-- Polyphemus (pp. 468–75) |
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Topics
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-- Project presentations: Cail, Heath, Taylor
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Tuesday,
May 1 |
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-- Met. Readings in English (tr. Martin, 2004)
-- Narcissus & Echo (pp. 104–11)
-- Daedalus-Icarus-Perdix (pp. 270–3)
-- Midas (pp. 372–7) |
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Topics
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-- Project presentations: Gross, Miller, Smith
-- Course evaluations |
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Wednesday,
May 2 |
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Academic Festival |
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Tuesday,
May 8 |
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Due |
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Project: Final draft (11:00 p.m.) |
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