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Toronto, Ontario
This course will examine ancient Greek and Roman myths in their historical and cultural contexts as well as their reception by later generations and cultures. Course taught in English
1 textbook and 1 collection of 4 short plays. 2 Tests worth a combined total 50 percent and a final exam worth 50% No essays! Do the readings and attend the lectures and you'll get a B+
Added by Anonymous on 2005-01-21 01:20:00
| M - 2011-06-27 17:12:12 There is a new prof at U of T who taught the summer course (Barbiero). There was a huge amount of readings to memorize, spelling of names counted for the final, and unlike all of my profs so far, she gave no hints whatsoever on what is emphasized on the final, just stating it's cumulative. It consisted of fill in the blanks, long answer to a passage and an argumentative essay (like the midterm). It is only easy if you have a great memory. |
| more05 - 2011-04-06 13:35:12 did any of you take this course at St.George? I'm thinking of taking it the summer. Do any of you remember which professor you had? |
| sickmiss - 2011-04-05 14:31:40 Extremely easy at utm with Thornton. Got a 90. |
| Finnegan - 2010-11-23 16:10:45 Tests are all multiple choice. Final exam was multiple choice and a choice of some shrt answer questions (i.e. define certain terms, etc.) |
| Axon - 2010-06-27 00:47:21 What is the format of the tests? |
| Finnegan - 2009-08-12 14:03:35 Class average was C+...either there were a lot of dummies in the class or I'm a genius (I think it was the former) |
| Finnegan - 2009-05-14 17:53:50 Did 90% of the readings, studied for a day before exam and got a B- |
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