English
/ CPLit 110
Literature
of the Western World from Ancient Through Medieval Times
Syllabus
-- Fall 1997
Carleen
Ibrahim
Course
description:
English/CPLit 110H
is a survey course in ancient and medieval literature of the Western world
designed to introduce you to the major themes, characters, and genres of
the Western literary tradition. The course will focus on the
development of Western litertature from antiquity to the late fourteenth
century. Occasionally, we will be comparing Eastern literature with
some of the Western works we will be reading.
Text
Mack, Maynard, gen.
ed. The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces, Expanded
Edition. Volume 1. New York: Norton, 1995.
Available
at:
Little Professor
Book Center
148 E. Yorba Linda
Blvd.
Placentia
(714) 528-6666
Syllabus:
This is where you
will find all of the reading assignments, due dates, and the calendar of
important dates that you should remember throughout the semester.
Course
Requirements:
A breakdown of the
percentages assigned to each of the individual requirements, a description
of each assignment, and some final notes from me!
Design
Your Own Anthology Project:
For those of you who
chose the website option, here are a collection of links that will assist
you with choosing a place to put up your website for free, finding graphics,
and learning about HTML codes.
The
Units Page:
From here jump to
the pages for each themed unit of reading. Each of the pages from
this point will be specifically related to an individual work.
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graphics on this page (and many others as you will no doubt discover) have
been provided by the marvelous Webmistress of Moyra's Web Jewels.
For some absolutely stunning graphics, I highly recommend that you click
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