英米文学演習１（2年生用）

授業テーマ	Native English-speaking artists often draw on sources that were not originally in English, such as ancient Greek mythology. This course presents some myths as background for English literature and culture.
授業のねらい・到達目標	The main goal of this course is to read a few Greek myths, interpret them, and see how they are still present in English literature and culture.
授業の方法	Regular homework will ensure proper preparation for each class, while retention of all the material covered will be evaluated via frequent quizzes.
事前学修・事後学修，授業計画コメント	For homework, students must read new myths and answer the comprehension questions as well as review previous myths for quizzes in the following classes.

授業計画
1	Introduction & Ouranos, Ge, and the birth of the Titans (page 27)
2	Descendants of Pontos and Ge (p. 29)
3	The children of Poseidon (pp 33-34)
4	Deucalion, Pyrrha, and the great flood (37)
5	Oineus, Meleager, and the hunt for the Calydonian boar (40-41)
6	Pelias and Neleus (45-46)
7	Catalogue of the Argonauts (49-50)
8	Jason, Medea, and the seizure of the fleece (53-54)
9	The return to Iolcos and murder of Pelias (56-57)
10	Aigyptos, Danaos, and the Danaids (60-62)
11	Danae and the birth of Perseus (64-65)
12	The immediate descendants of Perseus (65-68)
13	Heracles and the Minyans (71-73)
14	Consultations
15	Conclusion

その他
教科書	Apollodorus (Trans. Robin Hard), The Library of Greek Mythology:Oxford World’s Classics, Oxford UP, 2008 For each class, students who forget their textbook or supplies will give 1% of their final grade to students who share their textbook or supplies.
成績評価の方法及び基準	平常点(12%)、レポート(22%)、授業参画度(14%)、13 Quizzes [4% each](52%)
オフィスアワー	Wednesdays 3rd period (13:00 - 14:30)

英米文学演習１ （2年生用）