Readings in the Textbook
Note that for each two week bloc during the semester the readings are listed in the first week. You should read them during the course of the two weeks, but are advised to read as much as possible during the first part of the first week. Putting off the readings until the end of the second week will not help you at all. You will also note that some of the readings are listed twice. The second time around, simply review what you read the previous time.
| Week of
August 30 Class introduction No textbook readings |
Week of
September 6 Monday is Labor Day – No Class! No textbook readings |
Week of
September 13 Read Kagan, pp. 480-510 and 876-908 |
Week of
September 20 |
Week
of September 27 |
Week of October 4 | Week of
October 11 Read Kagan, pp. 544-561, 760-772, 834-856, 903-907, 1130-1131, and 1140 |
Week of
October 18 First Essay Due! |
| Week of
October 25 Read Kagan, pp. 590-594, 808-812, 927-950, 1042-1068 |
Week of November 1 | Week of
November 8 Read Kagan, pp. 504-509, 616-623, 720-734, 775-793, 859-873, 1006-1025, 1143-1156 |
Week of
November 15 |
| Week of
November 22 Read Kagan, pp. 640-652, 714-726, 780-791, 800-811, 1158-1161 |
Week of November 29 Second Essay Due! |
Week of
December 6 Class party and wrap-up |