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<TITLE>MYTHOLOGIES: LITERATURE, HISTORY AND SOCIETY IN MODERN GREECE</TITLE>
<AVAILABILITY>Not offered in 1996; expected to be offered in 1997.
<POINTS>16.7 2nd and 3rd years
<COORDINATOR>Mr J B Burke.
<PREREQUISITES>Any two Arts subjects or permission of the Head of Department. No knowledge of the Modern Greek language is presupposed.
<CONTACT>Up to three hours per week.
<OBJECTIVES>Students on completion of the subject should have a familiarity with major Modern Greek literary texts of the 20th Century; ability to discuss them in their social, historical and ideological context.
<CONTENT>The concept of myth is explored in major works of 20th-century Modern Greek literature set in their social, ideological and historical context. All texts are examined in English translation.
<ASSESSMENT>Written work up to 3,000 words (50 per cent) and a 2-hour written examination (50 per cent).
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<ATEXT>Cavafy C P <i>Collected Poems</i> Princeton
<ATEXT>Clogg R <i>A Concise History of Greece</i> CUP
<ATEXT>Douka M <i>Fool's Gold </i>Athens
<ATEXT>Elytis O <i>The Axion Esti </i>London
<ATEXT>Gage N <i>Eleni</i> New York
<ATEXT>Kazantzakis N <i>Freedom or Death </i>London
<ATEXT>Mirivilis S <i>Vasilis Arvanitis </i>Armidale
<ATEXT>Palamas K <i>The Twelve Words of the Gypsy</i> Memphis
<ATEXT>Seferis G <i>Collected Poems </i>Princeton
<ATEXT>Sikelianos A <i>Selected Poems</i> London
<ATEXT>Sotiriou D <i>Farewell Anatolia</i> Athens
<ATEXT>Tachtsis K <i>The Third Wedding Wreath</i> Athens
<ATEXT>Zei A <i>Achilles' Fiancee</i> Athens
</PRESCRIBEDTEXTS>
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<COORDINATOR>Mr J B Burke.
<PREREQUISITES>Any two Arts subjects or permission of the Head of Department. No knowledge of the Modern Greek language is presupposed.
<CONTACT>Up to three hours each week.
<OBJECTIVES>On completion of the subject students should have a familiarity with major Modern Greek literary texts of the 20th Century; ability to discuss them in their social, historical and ideological context.
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<ASSESSMENT>Written work up to 3,000 words (50 per cent); a 2-hour written examination (50 per cent).
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<ATEXT>Cavafy C P <i>Collected Poems </i>Princeton
<ATEXT>Clogg R <i>A Concise History of Greece</i> CUP
<ATEXT>Douka M <i>Fool's Gold</i> Athens
<ATEXT>Elytis O <i>The Axion Esti </i>London
<ATEXT>Gage N <i>Eleni</i> New York
<ATEXT>Kazantzakis N <i>Freedom or Death</i> London
<ATEXT>Mirivilis S <i>Vasilis Arvanitis</i> Armidale
<ATEXT>Palamas K <i>The Twelve Words of the Gypsy </i>Memphis
<ATEXT>Seferis G <i>Collected Poems</i> Princeton
<ATEXT>Sikelianos A <i>Selected Poems</i> London
<ATEXT>Sotiriou D <i>Farewell Anatolia</i> Athens
<ATEXT>Tachtsis K <i>The Third Wedding Wreath</i> Athens
<ATEXT>Zei A Achilles' Fiancee Athens
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