| Literature of the Western World to 1660 (ENG 2003) |
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| Adolescent Literature Final | SAMPLE EXAMS, I and III for FALL 2001 THEATER | SAMPLE EXAM III on the RENAISSANCE | Adolescent Literature Midterm Questions | TEST QUESTIONS, EXAM ONE, WORLD LIT TO 1660 | Midsummer's Night's Dream | Paintings and Literature II | Literature of the Western World to 1660 (ENG 2003) | Introduction to Theater--delivered through the Internet (HMN 2703) | Composition I via the Internet (ENG 1003) | Composition I | Technical Composition II (1013T) | Composition II | Photo Album Page | World Literature since 1660-Keats' "La Belle Dame Sans Merci" | World Literature to 1660-Lysistrata | World Literature to 1660-Oedipus | Mailbag | World Literature to 1660-Homer's THE ODYSSEY | Contact Me | Underconstruction. | Literature of the Western World since 1660 (ENG 2013) | |
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This course covers literature from Homer's The Odyssey to Milton's Paradise Lost. |
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Enter the classical world of Homer's time and learn where sirens (females who seduce men to their deaths) came from. Ever hear of Oedipus complex? Explore the original work where son grew up, killed dad, married mom (inadvertently), and caused a plague to fall on a great city. Study Shakespeare and see the new Globe theatre. And visit Hell with Lucifer as one's guide in Paradise Lost. It's better than any movie you've ever seen. World Literature to 1660-Homer's THE ODYSSEY
Research the legend of Jupiter and Semele. What happened to their son Dionysus?  Visit Dante's Hell in The Inferno and discover the Seven Deadly Sins. Where did Odysseus reside in Dante's Inferno? What was the penalty for lust?
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