English 201-02/04World LiteratureFall 2001
9:30-10:45/11:00-12:15 TR Wynne 114Dr. Lund T1G; mlund@longwood.lwc.edu
Office Hours:MW 10:00-11:00; TR 1:45-2:45 and by appointment
All texts are Dover editions.
August 28:“Wilson and me”:Introduction

30:Homer, Iliad Chapters I-II; Boccaccio, The Decameron First Day

September4:Lady Murasaki, The Tale of Genji I-II; The Decameron Second

Day

6:Iliad Chapters III-IV

11:The Decameron Third Day; The Tale of Genji III-IV

13:Iliad Chapters V-VI

18:The Decameron Fourth Day; The Tale of Genji V-VI

20:Iliad Chapters VII-VIII

25:The Decameron Fifth and Sixth Days; The Tale of Genji VII-VIII

27:Iliad Chapters IX-X

October2:Flaubert, Madame Bovary pp. 1-47; The Tale of Genji IX

4:Exam

9:Madame Bovary pp 49-116; Oliver Schreiner, The Story of an

African Farm pp. 1-41

11:Iliad Chapters XI-XII

***Fall Break***

18:Iliad Chapters XIII-XIV

23:Madame Bovary pp. 116-162; The Story of an African Farm pp. 42-87

25:Iliad Chapters XV-XVI

30:Madame Bovary pp, 163-208; The Story of an African Farm pp.

88-129

November1:Iliad Chapters XVII-XVIII

6:Madame Bovary pp, 208-247; The Story of an African Farm pp.

130-74

8:Iliad Chapters XIX-XX

13:The Story of an African Farm pp.175-200; Ivan Turgenev, “The

Diary of a Superfluous Man”

15:Exam

20:The Story of an African Farm pp. 201-232; Turgenev, “First Love”

***Thanksgiving ***

27:Rabindranath Tagore, Gitanjali

29:Iliad Chapters XXI-XXII; Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha Part One

December4;Siddhartha Part Two

6:Iliad Chapters XXIII-XXIV

11:Final Exam 02: 11:30-2:00; 04: 3:00-5:30

Course Requirements:read--before the dates shown--the material specifically assigned for discussion (200 points); take regular short quizzes (average=200 points; write two in-class essays (400 points); write an essay final exam (200 points).Some assignments may not be graded. 

Grading:You should save all written work from the course for one semester.Grading scale:90%=A; 80%=B; 70%=C;

60%=D; less than 60%=F.

Policies:The make-up work for any absence, excused or unexcused, is a one-page typed essay on the reading including direct quotations from the text and correct citation (MLA style) for the class missed due at the beginning of the next class attended.A superficial essay will result in a quiz grade of zero.

See also the College Catalog and the Student Handbook.Unexcused absences for more than 10% of classes may lower a final grade one letter.Absence, excused and/or unexcused, from more than 25% of classes may be an automatic F in the course.Students are expected to abide by the college Honor Code.

Inclement Weather:If the college closes for inclement weather, students should continue work as outlined above.

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