Paper due before class Nov. 12.
Final exam possible questions. Looking back over the course, draft three questions you would ask on a final exam for Brown students. The questions you draft should be able to be answered in short essay question form (the answer would be about 100-300 words). You do not have to answer the questions for this assignment, but spend time thinking of questions that might take 1/2 a page to a full page to answer. There is no word count expectation on each questions (just a "would be" word count on a hypothetical answer). Here is an example:
"Compare the attitudes to sexuality and sensuousness in The Bacchae to the attitudes to sexuality and sensuousness in Sakuntala. Choose specific examples in each play in crafting your answer. Draw on ancient Eastern and Western performance theory we have read (Plato and the Natyasastra for example) where appropriate."
One question should address materials we studied in section one, another section two, and another section three of the syllabus.
Final exam possible questions. Looking back over the course, draft three questions you would ask on a final exam for Brown students. The questions you draft should be able to be answered in short essay question form (the answer would be about 100-300 words). You do not have to answer the questions for this assignment, but spend time thinking of questions that might take 1/2 a page to a full page to answer. There is no word count expectation on each questions (just a "would be" word count on a hypothetical answer). Here is an example:
"Compare the attitudes to sexuality and sensuousness in The Bacchae to the attitudes to sexuality and sensuousness in Sakuntala. Choose specific examples in each play in crafting your answer. Draw on ancient Eastern and Western performance theory we have read (Plato and the Natyasastra for example) where appropriate."
One question should address materials we studied in section one, another section two, and another section three of the syllabus.
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