LATN 284/345: Horace, Satires Spring Semester 2010 Dr. Jacqueline Long Tuesday-Thursday 1:00pm-2:15pm Information Commons 111

Provisional Order of Proceeding

After the first few weeks introducing major questions and scholarship, we will assess where the seminar members' interests are crystalizing, and start to fine-tune the remainder of the semester's program.

Nota bene! 284 students and 345 students have different reading assignments in the Latin text.
284 students please read in Latin your portion of the 345 students' Latin assignments, then read the balance in English, so that the whole seminar will be able to partake in and appreciate discussion. Note that different translations may print line-numbers according to what they do with their own English: we'll work in terms of the Latin for the sake of stability and clarity.

Horace, Satires I.1	Tu 1/19 Introduction to Horace and Roman Satire. Th 1/21 Reading assignments within Satire I.1 Tu 1/26 Reading assignments within Satire I.1 Th 1/28 Reading assignments within Satire I.1
Horace, Satires I.2	Tu 2/2 Reading assignments within Satire I.2 Short quiz Th 2/4 Reading assignments within Satire I.2 345 students - start considering topics and resources for your Research Project! Tu 2/9 Reading assignments within Satire I.2
Horace, Satires I.3	Th 2/11 Reading assignments within Satire I.3 Tu 2/16 Reading assignments within Satire I.3 284 students AND 345 students - interesting and informative researched commentary due (new date) Th 2/18 Reading assignments within Satire I.3 Short quiz (new date) 345 students - focus your consideration of topics and resources for your Research Project!
Horace, Satires I.4	Tu 2/23 Reading assignments within Satire I.4 284 students AND 345 students - short but wonderfully creative literary translation due Th 2/25 Reading assignments within Satire I.4 Tu 3/2 Reading assignments within Satire I.4 345 students - proposals for your Research Project due
Horace, Satires I.5	Th 3/4 Reading assignments within Satire I.5 Short quiz M 3/8-Sa 3/13 Mid-semester Break: No classes. Tu 3/16 Reading assignments within Satire I.5
Horace, Satires I.6	Th 3/18 Reading assignments within Satire I.6 Tu 3/23 Reading assignments within Satire I.6
Horace, Satires I.7	Th 3/25 Reading assignments within Satire I.7 Short quiz
Horace, Satires I.8	Tu 3/30 Reading assignments within Satire I.8
Horace, Satires I.9	Th 4/1 Reading assignments within Satire I.9 Th 4/1, 4:15pm - M 4/5, 4:15pm Easter Break: No classes (not that we would have been meeting our class during this span of time anyway).
Horace, Satires I.10	Tu 4/6 Reading assignments within Satire I.10 Th 4/8 Reading assignments within Satire I.10 284 students AND 345 students - interesting and informative researched commentary due
Horace, Satires II.1	Tu 4/13 Reading assignments within Satire II.1 Short quiz Th 4/15 Reading assignments within Satire II.1
Horace, Satires II.6	Tu 4/20 Reading assignments within Satire II.6 Th 4/22 Reading assignments within Satire II.6 284 students AND 345 students - short but wonderfully creative literary translation due
Horace, Satires II.8	Tu 4/27 Reading assignments within Satire II.8 Short quiz Th 4/29 Reading assignments within Satire II.8 345 students - finished paper for your Research Project due.
W 5/5 (till 4:15 pm)	Undergraduate Study Day
F 5/7 1:00pm-3:00pm	Final Latin quiz. Conformed with Loyola's Final Exam Schedule.

Revised 11 February 2010 by jlong1@luc.edu
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