Dear Mythologists,
A friendly reminder that the final milestone of our semester project, the finished paper,
is due via email by 11:00 p.m. Remember to include the latest version of
your overall bibliography.
Full details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
Thanks for a great semester!
DC
Showing posts with label semester project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label semester project. Show all posts
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Friday, December 2, 2016
Milestone on Sunday, 12-11-16
Dear Mythologists,
A friendly reminder that the fourth milestone of our semester project, the rough draft, is due via email by 11:00 p.m. Watch your inboxes for an invitation to sign up for meetings with me to discuss your draft starting on Monday, December 12. (This meeting will constitute the fifth milestone.)
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
A friendly reminder that the fourth milestone of our semester project, the rough draft, is due via email by 11:00 p.m. Watch your inboxes for an invitation to sign up for meetings with me to discuss your draft starting on Monday, December 12. (This meeting will constitute the fifth milestone.)
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Milestone on Sunday, 12-04-16
Dear Mythologists,
A friendly reminder that the third milestone of our semester project, the annotated bibliography, is due via email by 11:00 p.m. Also remember that a tweaked version of your overall bibliography (with mini-thesis) is also due.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
A friendly reminder that the third milestone of our semester project, the annotated bibliography, is due via email by 11:00 p.m. Also remember that a tweaked version of your overall bibliography (with mini-thesis) is also due.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
Friday, November 4, 2016
Milestone on Saturday, 11-12-16
Dear Mythologists,
A friendly reminder that the second milestone of our semester project, the preliminary bibliography, is due via email by 11:00 p.m.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
A friendly reminder that the second milestone of our semester project, the preliminary bibliography, is due via email by 11:00 p.m.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Milestone on Saturday, 10-29-16
Dear Mythologists,
A friendly reminder that the first milestone of our semester project, the thesis, is due via email by 11:00 p.m.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
A friendly reminder that the first milestone of our semester project, the thesis, is due via email by 11:00 p.m.
Details are available on the Project web page, but remember to submit your work as a double-spaced PDF with numbered pages and one-inch margins.
DC
Assignment for Thursday, 10-20-16
Dear Mythologists,
For Thursday, October 20, please do the following:
(1) Watch The Legend of Hercules (Renny Harlin, 2014). The movie is available on DVD via closed reserve in Scribner Library, and is also streaming on Amazon. The film is one of two big-budget Hercules productions from this year.
NOTE: There's no scholarly resources on this film, but you might recall Gideon Nisbet's line of thought about Hercules being imported to Rome quite easily.
(2) Read pp. 121–57 of Looking at Movies Chapter 4 ("Elements of Narrative"). This will be one of our last assigned readings in LAM, so I hope you've enjoyed the book. Remember, it is a resource for you in your analyses and semester projects.
(3) Speaking of the semester project, please review the Project web page and come to class ready to ask questions, if necessary.
(4) Remember by noon on Thursday to comment on this post with your choice of sequences from our film to view in class.
DC
For Thursday, October 20, please do the following:
(1) Watch The Legend of Hercules (Renny Harlin, 2014). The movie is available on DVD via closed reserve in Scribner Library, and is also streaming on Amazon. The film is one of two big-budget Hercules productions from this year.
NOTE: There's no scholarly resources on this film, but you might recall Gideon Nisbet's line of thought about Hercules being imported to Rome quite easily.
(2) Read pp. 121–57 of Looking at Movies Chapter 4 ("Elements of Narrative"). This will be one of our last assigned readings in LAM, so I hope you've enjoyed the book. Remember, it is a resource for you in your analyses and semester projects.
(3) Speaking of the semester project, please review the Project web page and come to class ready to ask questions, if necessary.
(4) Remember by noon on Thursday to comment on this post with your choice of sequences from our film to view in class.
DC
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