F10-CLA
215:
Topics
for
Paper
2
Check-list
Directions:
_____electronic copy: e-mailed to me at
victor.leuci@westminster-mo.edu);
_____the name of your attached file
should be: F10-215-P2-Last Name, First
Name
(e.g. F10-215-P2-Smith, Joan)
_____paper copy: bring to
class
_____length:
600-1000ish
_____sources as indicated
in the topics
citing:
_____have
cited
your
sources
of
information
(facts, theories, etc).
_____included
author
and
specific
page
numbers
when citing from books
_____included
author
and
paragraph
numbers
when
citing from web sources.
_____
every
main
body
paragraph
has
citations
bibliography:
_____
at
the
end
of
the
paper and not on a separate sheet
_____only
included
entries
for
what
you
used in your paper
_____the
bibliography
is
in
the
same
font as your main text
_____used
hanging
indents
for
the
bibliography
_____used
MLA
7th
edition
or
APA 6th edition or Chicago Manual of Style
writing intensive, if
conferenced with writing lab:
writing
lab
tutor
signature:
______________________________________________
Write
on
one of the topics
below:
1.
We recently covered in class (Oct 14th) several ways that the Greeks
"reinterpreted" their own myths. Apply Euhemerus' approach to the myth
contained in the Homeric Hymn to
Demeter. Your
introduction should succinctly include who Euhemerus was and what his
theory is (don't forget to cite). The main body should be the
application of the theory. In your
conclusion evaluate how well Euhemerus'
approach works for this particular myth.
2. We recently covered in class (Oct
14th) several ways that the Greeks
"reinterpreted" their own myths. Apply Euhemerus' approach
to the myth contained in the Homeric
Hymn to Apollo. Your introduction should
succinctly include who Euhemerus was and what his
theory is (don't forget to cite). The
main body should be the application of the theory. In
your conclusion evaluate how well Euhemerus'
approach works for this particular myth.
3. We recently covered in class (Oct 14th)
several ways that the Greeks "reinterpreted" their own myths. Rewrite
the myth contained in the Homeric
Hymn to Hermes based on Euhemerus' approach (make sure you cover
the important parts of the myth--you will have to be succinct to get
this all in). Where appropriate add quotes from the actual Homeric
Hymn--cite using the line numbers that Powell provides. Add a paragraph
at the end evaluating how well Euhemerus' approach worked.