Homework Responses for Hal Bourne's Greek Myths students.

This page is intended for homework responses for Hal Bourne's Greek Myths students.

When directed to do so by the calendar, please respond to the questions listed below. You can either respond to the question or to one of your peers' comments.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Question #1 for 1/24

Answer one of the following questions.  They are taken from <http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Iliad.htm>

1. What do you think would be worth fighting for, dying for?
2. Do you know anyone who follows a code of honor in certain situations? (See "The Heroic World"for a discussion of the Greek honor / glory system.)
3. Have you ever known anyone who felt that his / her life had somehow been touched by or guided by divine forces?

Question #2 for 2/7

Answer the following questions.  They are taken from <http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Iliad.htm>

Do you think that Achilles owes his comrades any loyalty?  Why do you suppose he won't help his comrades? Why do you think he stays angry?

Question #3 for 3/25

Answer the following question.  It is taken from <http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Iliad.htm>

Why do you think this poem is not called the Achillead?

Question #4 for 4/4

Answer the following question.  It is taken from <http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Odyssey.htm>

What differences do you notice between the gods' council and the men's?

Question #5 for 5/1

Answer the following question.  It is taken from <http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Odyssey.htm>

Can you blame the men for eating the Oxen of the Sun (Helios)? Why do you think the gods blame them?

RWR #1

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RWR #2

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RWR #3

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RWR #4

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RWR #5

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