Classroom participation will be one factor in determining grades. Culture, by Sarah Pomeroy, Stanley Burstein, Walter Donlan. Students in Plan B are required to attend their section meetings regularly and to come prepared to discuss the topic announced the week before by the section leader. 1) A Brief History of Ancient Greece: Politics, Society, and. Students following Plan B will submit a paper, not more than 1500 words long, on a topic of their own choosing, subject to the approval of the section leader. Students in Plan B are encouraged to propose topics for discussion to the teaching fellow who will lead the discussions. Burstein, Walter Donlan, Jennifer Tolbert Roberts, David W. These sections will offer the students an opportunity to discuss in detail issues raised in the course. Burstein & Walter Donlan & Jennifer Tolbert Roberts ANCIENT GREECE A Political, Social, and Cultural History. Students electing Plan B will take an in-class midterm and final examination and will enroll in discussion sections which meet once a week for fifty minutes. A brief history of ancient Greece politics, society, and culture by Sarah B. The topic for the paper will be announced in class. He argues that the Greeks are worthy of our study not only because of their vast achievements and contributions to Western civilization (such as in the fields of science, law, and politics) but also because they offer a unique perspective on humanity. Students in this program will also submit a paper on Herodotus, not to exceed 1500 words. The midterm will cover all assigned readings to that date. Students electing Plan A will take an in-class midterm and final examination. Students will have an opportunity to choose one of two programs for completing their work in the course:
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