Rhet 102

The sign up sheet for office conferences is now hanging by my outer door.
Please note that you must bring 2 copies of the following:
1..A formal outline
2. A bibliography

Both typed.

Thank you,
Dr. Berg

Rhet 102

WSPR

Title of source
Hypothesis
Exposition of source
Support for your hypothesis with quote
Proper Citation

IOCC 201

Exams will be ready Friday.  I still have 2 students that need to take the exam and have a valid excuse.
Dr. Berg

Rhet 102

Greetings everyone.  Two things:  1.  Remember you owe me a WSRP on one of your sources from the last library visit (not today's visit).  2.  You owe me a list of 10 good sources on your topic and include a few meta-sources.  I do not need the entire source, that is a silly waste of paper.  I just need an abstract or something close to an abstract.
Dr. Berg

IOCC 201

Add your informal fallacies to your study guide.

IOCC 201 Study Guide

Remember, I am not bound by this guide in any way.  Think of it as a good basic guide but not a controlling document.

IOCC 210 study guide

Do not take this as a complete representation of what could be on the exam, it is a “rough guide” at best.

Know the “ages” of the Greek world and what gave rise to Homer’s age.

The basic of Homeric authorship, style, works, structure, muse/poet, etc.

Know the main characters from the sections of The Odyssey we read.

When did Greek philosophy develop? Know some basics of Greek Philosophical thought.

Difference between Plato and Socrates.

Fundamentals of Platonic thought.

The story of Ion, magnetic rings, and what it teaches, and Plato’s argument.

Details of the trial of Socratesl, outcome, charges, etc

Know the Socratic defense.

The Allegory of the cave from Republic (Books 4 and 7)

Rough details of Aristotle’s life.

What counts as poetry

Know how to identify the poetic

Three forms of poetry. Which one is best and why

How to identify the tragic.

 The four causes.

Aristotle on women

Aristotle on happiness

The 6 conditions for happiness and their order

The 4 lives, which one is best any why.

Voluntary and involuntary acts.

The ideal Polis for Plato and Aristotle

Basic forms of knowledge and the justification for truth from all three.

How Truth, Beauty, Symmetry and Purity relate in the Greek world.

Basic form of Platonic and Aristotelian writing as we have it today.

Basic Greek form of Democracy and their legal system.

Know your words of the day.

IOCC 201

Remember, when we are working on Aristotle's Poetics, we meet in the Putnam/Springer atrium.
Dr. Berg