THE EYE-OPENER OF THE BIWEEKLY: It is almost the definition of a gentleman to say he is one who never inflicts pain. CARDINAL NEWMAN
KEY DATES:
1. On Friday, May 3, Brad Brickner will give his last music lecture.
2. During the second class period of the week of May 6, we will have a TEST on the Nietzsche introduction and European Imperialism. There will be two essay questions: 1. Based on your reading of the introduction of the Peter Fritzsche book, what are the key ideas of Nietzsche's thought? 2. What is Imperialism? Pick a part of the world and explain how it was implemented.
THE LONG PERIOD: we will use half of it to rehearse the play.
3. Friday, May 24, Janus Euro play at 6:30.
The week of April 29
CLASS ONE: we will discuss the nature of Imperialism. HOMEWORK: please finish the chapter on Imperialism.
CLASS TWO: we will discuss Imperialism in Africa and Asia. HOMEWORK: outline the first essay question on Nietzsche.
CLASS THREE: we will discuss the first essay question. HOMEWORK: outline the second essay question for the first class period of next week.
CLASS FOUR: Brad Brickner will give his talk on music.
The week of May 6
CLASS ONE: we will discuss the second essay question on Imperialism. HOMEWORK: prepare for test tomorrow.
CLASS TWO: TEST on Nietzsche's key ideas and the nature of Imperialism. HOMEWORK: read the Marshall handout and sections 84 and 85.
CLASS THREE: we will discuss the reading. HOMEWORK: please read sections 86 and 87 and the Craig handout.
CLASS FOUR: we will discuss the reading. HOMEWORK: Finish chapter 17.
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