 | The following class has been cancelled for the given day(s).| The following class has been cancelled for the given day(s). | | Course Name: | | | Instructor: | Thomas Davis | | Cancellation Dates: | 10/14/2020 | | Class Begin Time: | | | Class End Time: | | | Course Days: | between and | | Additional Information: | | Hi. Sorry fore the abrupt string of cancellations. A family emergency has me rushing to Cleveland. In lieu of synchronous class Wednesday, please make sure you do the following:
1. Watch Video: Discovering American folk music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvz6dcq80oU
2.Listening (4): "Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane", "Soldier's Joy", "Wild Wood Flower", "Waitin' for a Train
Founbd on Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/29uVk9ja1qmfSGzFOLyOAn?si=mCc9-mC2TTCX3Xp4dkE4rQ
Read Ch 10 and 11 in the text, and the Ch 11 Listening guides: http://highered.mheducation.com/sites/0073526576/student_view0/chapter11/listening_guides.html
Assignments Due Friday:
1. Due 10/16: Proposals for Independent Research Projects
2. Due 10/16: Listening Journal (Chapters 10 & 11)
If you have any questions let me know, and I'll try to respond ASAP.
Tom |
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| The following class has been cancelled for the given day(s). | | Course Name: | | | Instructor: | Blake Mathys | | Cancellation Dates: | 10/14/2020 | | Class Begin Time: | | | Class End Time: | | | Course Days: | between and | | Additional Information: | | We'll be discussing various assignments in class on Monday; class will be canceled on Wednesday, giving you more time to work on the various course assignments. |
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| The following class has been cancelled for the given day(s). | | Course Name: | | | Instructor: | Stephen Thomas | | Cancellation Dates: | 10/14/2020 - 10/16/2020 | | Class Begin Time: | | | Class End Time: | | | Course Days: | between and | | Additional Information: | | Wednesday and Friday will be online, as follows:
Wed, 10/14
NO CLASS MEETING, but submit this nongraded homework before Friday:
Write an essay on ONE of the following (about 250 words) –
1. What is the quarrel about between Oedipus and Creon (see pp. 125ff)? What does it tell us about the difference in the outlook of the two, especially with regard to leadership?
2. “Know thyself” indeed. This is a play about self-knowledge. . . .Oedipus’s growing self-knowledge!! How does Oedipus react to it, along the way and by the end?
Fri, 10/16
NO CLASS MEETING AT NOON. Instead we will engage in an online discussion spread over the course of several hours. I will pose questions for you to discuss, as in a chat room. Look for further directions in email! Note that the syllabus tells you participation earns you extra points.
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