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Paper 1--Due October 14 in class

In Paper 1, you will compare two ancient texts from this class ("Pericles' Funeral Oration," Menexenus, Apology of Socrates, and Politics).  Use your notes and outlines: they'll help tons!

These three documents serve different purposes: the first is a simple assignment, the second gives you basic steps to follow to write a paper for this course, and the third helps you think about structuring your argument.

What's missing?  ...the rules of writing!

I like this writing guide from UNC--it's simple, and covers most of the basics.
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