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eading: Logue, Christopher War Music (London: 1981); Ellen McLaughlin,Iphigenia and Other Daughters (New York: 2004)All primary texts are available (under the course number and instructor’s name) at Shakespeare &Co. Bookstore, 716 Broadway (right across the street from Gallatin).Secondary readings will be posted on Blackboard. Texts designated‘reading’ in the weekly schedule above are required; you are urged (but notrequired) to read those designated ‘recommended’, and it will be to youradvantage to draw on them in your written work.1) The Iliad of Homer, transl. R. Lattimore, U. of Chicago Press (paper) ISBN0-226-46940-92) Aeschylus I, transls. D. Grene & R. Lattimore, U. of Chicago Press (paper)ISBN 0-0226-30778-63) Euripides IV, transls. D. Grene & R. Lattimore, U. of Chicago Press (paper)ISBN 0-226-30783-24) Shakespeare, Troilus and Cressida, ed. A. Dawson, Cambridge UP(paper), edition: "The New Cambridge Shakespeare" ISBN 0-521-37619-X5) Racine, Andromache, transl. Richard Wilbur, Harvest/Harcourt Brace(paper) ISBN 0-15-6075106) Fry, C. Tiger at the Gates/The Trojan War Will Not Take Place (London:1955) – translation of Giraudoux, J. La Guerre de Troie n’aura pas lieu.Available on Blackboard7) McLaughlin, E. Iphigenia and Other Daughters (New York: 2004) –available on BlackboardCourse requirements: 1) class attendance and participation: unexcusedabsence – except for documented emergency – will adversely affect yourgrade; 2) required reading; 3) *weekly questions (see below); 4) midtermwritten exercise; 5) final take-home exam.*Weekly questions: beginning next week (Sept. 11), please post on theBlackboard discussion site-- NO LATER THAN than 9 p.m. the night before4