books 22-24

WORLD LITERATUREBooks 22-24

http://classics.uc.edu/~johnson/epic/odys21-24.html

November 28No prompt today. You have 20 minutes to finish your posters and your reflection. If you are not finished in 20 min, it will be homework

Note: You will need your history textbook today.

Individual Reflection How is Odysseus an epic hero? Write a 1

paragraph reflection describing how Odysseus is an epic hero. Which parts of his story follow the Hero’s Journey? Which aspects of his character fit the definition of an epic hero?

Today’s Learning Targets Analyze of Character of Odysseus. Which

cultural values Comparison of cultural values to

Athens/Sparta

Today’s Agenda1. Warm-up2. Finish Odysseus Hero’s Journey Posters3. Begin Athens/Sparta character analysis

In your groupsYour assignment is to gather evidence from posters,

hero’s journey illustrations and the text.You will be assigned either Athens or Sparta.

1. Make a list of the traits of your assigned city (refer to your textbook or notes from Austin’s class)

2. Brainstorm examples from The Odyssey of Odysseus

3. Find specific evidence from the source, including citations book22 line number 123 = (22.123)

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

ATHENS ODYSSEUS

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

ATHENS ODYSSEUS

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

ATHENS ODYSSEUS

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

SPARTA ODYSSEUS

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

SPARTA ODYSSEUS

Odysseus: Athens or Sparta?

SPARTA ODYSSEUS

Prompt Is Odysseus from Sparta or Athens?

Demonstrate how the Odyssey highlights either Spartan or Athenian qualities of Odysseus

Note: This is an artificial construct, meaning that there is not correct answer. You will prove your argument through analysis

Follow A patternPattern One: Topic/Issue +

Opinion/Position + (because, for, since, etc.) + supporting reason 1 + supporting reason 2.

• Example: Achilles is clearly from Sparta because of his concern for Chrysies, and his inner conflict over being a farmer or warrior.

Follow A patternPattern Two: Supporting reason 1 +

supporting reason 2 + (therefore, consequently, accordingly, hence, etc.) + Topic/Issue + Opinion/Position.

Example: Achilles argued concern for the fairness of war spoils and his inner conflict about being a warrior or a farmer, therefore, Achilles is from Athens.