World Literature & Composition

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World Literature & Composition Monday, 8/19 World Literature & Composition

Last chance. . . Today is the last day for you to turn in your plagiarism form and syllabus for half credit! Picture day is tomorrow! Bring your $$$!

Introduction to Sacred Literature Background to The Epic of Gilgamesh. . . Answer the following questions while watching film: Why is Gilgamesh considered a “classic” piece of literature? What effect do stories have on us? Gilgamesh was _____ god and _____ human. How does Gilgamesh demonstrate both human and godly characteristics? What other stories/myths does the story of Gilgamesh hint at? Does Gilgamesh sound like a hero to you? Why or why not?

Background to Gilgamesh. . . Watch video & take notes: http://www.learner.org/courses/worldlit/gilgamesh/watch/ Issue textbooks. . . Take these home with you, and place them in a safe spot! *You will have to pay for the textbooks if they are damaged or lost!* I will keep a class set!

Upcoming dates Picture day is tomorrow! Bring $$$! Writing diagnostic = Wednesday & Thursday Pencils & blue/black pens Expect pop quizzes anytime!