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Classical Mythology
Classical Studies C205, Spring 2003
Prof. Tarik Wareh
N.B. This course was taught at Indiana University. It is approximately equivalent to Classics 143 at Union.
For more information about this course, or to make an appointment, please email the instructor (wareht).
Instructor Contact Information
- Tarik Wareh
Ballantine Hall 568, 856-0465
Office hrs.: Th 3:30-4:30 and by appointment
twareh at indiana dot edu
- Natasha Zariwala (Associate Instructor)
Ballantine Hall 651, 855-6561
Office hrs.: Tu 1-2, W 2:30-3:30, and by appointment
nzariwal at indiana dot edu
News and Announcements
- Final course grades, all discussion forum grades, and grades for the Greek Tragedy exam are available on Post 'Em. See also the updated grading scale page.
Essential Links
Materials from Lectures
Part Three: Five Tragic Dramas from the Athenian Stage
Part Two: Iliad and Odyssey
Part One: Introduction, Hesiod, Hymns, Gods & Goddesses
Other Review Materials
- The Student Academic Center offers some relevant workshops in addition to individualized academic assessment and assistance.
- Publisher's website with materials relating to our textbook (Classical Mythology: Images and Insights). This might be helpful as a memory-aid, but use it with caution; even the only slightly useful section ("Objectives and Learning Outcomes") contains some errors. So, if you use the site at all, use it as a reminder of important topics—it will remain up to you to confirm your knowledge of the material from the readings and lecture notes. On the other hand, Harris and Platzner's "Questions for Discussion and Review" at the end of each chapter are generally well worth going over.