Week Two:
- Issues with the grid; secondary source presentations (
- Ballif and Enos on historiography
- Gorgias and the Phaedrus
- Break
- Prepping the homework on Aristotle
- Socrates, Callicles, and a Reason for Long Speeches
What can we do about the grid?
We have a bit of an issue with the secondary source presentations, as a few weeks have a big pile up:
- Week Four (Aristotle): Hillen, Palmer
- Week Six (Isocrates): Cannon, Blank,
- Week Seven (Older Sophists): Phillips, Bolick
- Week Eight (Vitanza and Jarratt): Ray, Loyer
- Week Nine (McComiskey and Latour): Cannon, Phillips
- Week Eleven (Cicero): Cass, Blank, Rea
- Week Twelve (Quintilian): Walkup, Gourgoitis
- Week Thirteen (Augustine): Zarlengo, Blank
- Week Fourteen (Ong/Ramus): Palmer, Zarlengo
- Week Fifteen (Grassi, Humanism): Cosgrove, Rea
Onto the Gorgias and the Phaedrus. I have stuff on these in the wikibook:
Finally, I have a thing to read. I am calling this thing Socrates, Callices, and a Reason for Long Speeches. This was written in a straight shot, so to speak, before class. So excuse the typos. And the logos.