FLIT 424: Greek and Roman Drama

 

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COURSE READINGS





WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION to the course materials and rules. Books ON THE INTERNET
AESCHYLUS Prometheus Bound (Gk. Tragedies, I)
Sommerstein, pp. 15-22; pp. 159-161.
"Beginnings of Drama"
WEEK 2 AESCHYLUS Prometheus (cont.)
Sommerstein, pp. 33-40.
"Early Greek Tragedy"
Outline of Prometheus
AESCHYLUS Agamemnon (Gk. Tragedies, I)
AESCHYLUS Eumenides (Gk. Tragedies, III)
Agamemnon: Notes
Agamemnon Outline
WEEK 3 AESCHYLUS Eumenides (cont.) Eumenides Outline
SOPHOCLES Oedipus Tyrannos (Gk. Tragedies, I)
Sommerstein, pp. 41-48. pp. 161-163.
Outline of Oedipus
WEEK 4 SOPHOCLES Oedipus at Colonus (Gk. Tragedies, III) Aristotle "Poetics"
"The Greek Theater"
Sommerstein, pp. 4-15.
"Theater"
WEEK 5 EURIPIDES Medea Outline of Medea
EURIPIDES Hippolytus Outline: Hippolytus
WEEK 6 Euripides Hippolytus
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GREEK COMEDY. Introduction. .
WEEK 7 ARISTOPHANES Clouds Notes
Outline: Clouds
Aristophanes Clouds Notes
WEEK 8 ARISTOPHANES Frogs .
MIDTERM EXAMINATION: Friday .
WEEK 9 ROMAN COMEDY. Introduction
Segal (ed.), Plautus: Four Comedies xi-xxiii.
Notes
PLAUTUS The Braggart Soldier Theater of Plautus Outline
WEEK 10 ROMAN COMEDY: Plautus The Brothers Menaechmus
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WEEK 11 Plautus The Haunted House
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TERENCE The Brothers (Adelphoi) .
WEEK 12 ROMAN TRAGEDY. Introduction
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WEEK 13 SENECA, Thyestes Outline of Thyestes
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WEEK 14 SENECA, Medea
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FINAL EXAM

: The final examination is given at the time assigned by the Registrar, as printed in the Course Schedule Book for the current term. No early exams are allowed, by University rule. If you are unable to take the final exam, you may be eligible for an "Incomplete" grade, IF you fill out and submit a petition (form obtainable from the Departmental Office, Sierra Tower 403), which may be signed by the Instructor, if a valid excuse is presented with the completed form. Please be aware that the convenience of the student or the student’s family is NOT a valid reason. This refers especially to Weddings, Graduations, and Vacations


12/26/2002
 
May 14, 2009 1:26 PM

John Paul Adams, CSUN
john.p.adams@csun.edu

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