WHAT ARE HOMER’S LESSONS ABOUT WAR AND LEADERSHIP? Take stock of the first half of Homer’s tale. How is the war going for the Greeks? Where do they stand in comparison to the Trojan and their allies’ defenses? From this point, we will see the tide turn against the Greeks, as Achilles’s fated return to battle occurs, and his divine wrath (menis) is unleashed upon Hector and his comrades.

MONDAY

Course check-in: Written discussion response: of Jung’s personality types, which seems to describe you the most, and why? Just as we’ve been working with mythology, your response should combine a direct quote from Jung: A Very Short Introduction and detail from your personal experience.
For class today: Read and annotate book 14.
HW: Read pages 102-109 in Jung: A Very Short Introduction.

TUESDAY

Course check-in: Taking a short quiz on book 14.
For class today: Finish reading the chapter on Dreams from Jung.
HW: Read and annotate book 15.

WEDNESDAY

Course check-in: Short response to Jungian dream.
For class today: Watch Jung: Wisdom of the Dream Pt. 3 and take notes.
HW: Read and annotate book 16.

THURSDAY

Course check-in: Submit notes from yesterday’s documentary
For class today: Read the graphic autobiography on Jung (and Freud),
HW: Read and annotate book 17.

FRIDAY

Course check in: Take pictures of annotations relating to Zeus and Hera’s interactions over this week’s readings in Homer’s Iliad.
For class today: Listen to book 18.
HW: No homework over Spring Break. We will return to and finish Homer’s Iliad when we return from Spring Break, to remote-learning.