Monash University Arts Undergraduate handbook 1995

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CCV2230

Drama

Next offered in 1996

A S McDevitt

8 points * 3 hours per week * Second semester * Clayton

This subject consists of a literary study of Greek and Roman tragic and comic drama by means of texts in translation.

Assessment

Written (3000 words): 60% * Examinations (3 hours): 40%

Prescribed texts

Aeschylus The Persians, Seven against Thebes, Suppliant Maidens in Aeschylus II, ed. Grene and Lattimore, Pocket Books or U Chicago P

Sophocles Antigone, Women of Trachis, Oedipus the King in Sophocles I and II, ed. Grene and Lattimore, Pocket Books or U Chicago P

Euripides Medea, Hecuba, in Euripides I and II, ed. Grene and Lattimore, Pocket Books or U Chicago P

Aristophanes Acharnians, Lysistrata in Lysistrata and other plays tr. Dr Barrett and A H Sommerstien, Penguin.

Menander Dyskolos tr. C Moulton, Mentor

Plautus The Rope in The Rope and other plays tr. E F Watling, Penguin

Terence Phormio in The comedies tr. B Radice, Penguin



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