EN291 Mythological Background in Literature (Evening Class)
Final scores.
| en291_evening_class.xlsx |
Project feedback (will be updated later with every group's work). I put some work on display in the office of the 7th floor, where it can stay. Group Nalinee's work is safe with Apple for collection next week.
| project_feedback.docx |
Classes
Important dates
Jan 26 -
Jan 27 - 9am-12pm
Jan 29 -
Jan 31 -
Feb 2 -
Feb 5 -
Feb 12 - Presentations / Quiz Group 6 and Group 3 and Group 8 and Group 4
Feb 14 - Presentations Group 1 and Group 2 and Group 5 and Group 7
Feb 16 - Final exam / Hand in Folder Project
Jan 27 - 9am-12pm
Jan 29 -
Jan 31 -
Feb 2 -
Feb 5 -
Feb 12 - Presentations / Quiz Group 6 and Group 3 and Group 8 and Group 4
Feb 14 - Presentations Group 1 and Group 2 and Group 5 and Group 7
Feb 16 - Final exam / Hand in Folder Project
Presentation grading
Create your own myth. Be original and use your imagination.
Do not change the characteristics and relationships of the gods, heroes, titans and humans described in the book. The themes should stay the same.
You can present your myth using a medium of your choice such as a role-play, pre-recorded movie, a power point presentation or a comic/picture story (or a combination of all) etc. Be original and use your imagination.
The presentation will be graded as a group (everyone in your group will receive the same score)
You will be scored out of 20. You are free to choose your time, however it is your responsibility to be ready for it on one of the two presentation days.
Faithfulness to original myth 10
Originality and creativity 10
Total 20
Do not change the characteristics and relationships of the gods, heroes, titans and humans described in the book. The themes should stay the same.
You can present your myth using a medium of your choice such as a role-play, pre-recorded movie, a power point presentation or a comic/picture story (or a combination of all) etc. Be original and use your imagination.
The presentation will be graded as a group (everyone in your group will receive the same score)
You will be scored out of 20. You are free to choose your time, however it is your responsibility to be ready for it on one of the two presentation days.
Faithfulness to original myth 10
Originality and creativity 10
Total 20
| grading_scheme_en291_presentation.docx |
Course folder
One folder per TEAM (minimum 4 pages per God...7 Gods)
To complete a course folder with relation to 7 various mythological gods and characters;
-Zeus, Hercules, Hades, The Minotaur, Medusa + 2 additional Gods/characters of your choice
To be handed in on the final day of the course.
To complete a course folder with relation to 7 various mythological gods and characters;
-Zeus, Hercules, Hades, The Minotaur, Medusa + 2 additional Gods/characters of your choice
To be handed in on the final day of the course.
| grading_scheme_en291_folder.docx |
Course book
| classical_mythology_the_greeks.pdf |
Course book mp3 lectures
Course Information and syllabus
Please see the following file for full course information:
| en291_2012_course_information.docx |
Alternative textbooks (can be used for research)
| greek_and_roman_mythology_a_to_z.pdf |
| kingsley_charles_-_the_heroes.pdf |
Contact
Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions (not Facebook). Please check all of the pages of the course website before emailing me. Facebook messages will be deleted and ignored.
Re-takes
There are no re-takes permitted for this course. If you fail the course you must re-take it when is next offered
