ΑΓΓΛΙΚΑ 2: ΤΜΗΜΑ Ι.Α.Κ.Α.
ΤΣΟΥΤΣΟΥΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑ-ΜΑΡΙΝ
This specification allows students to delve into the world of Mythology by focusing on a selection of myths, while observing and investigating cultural characteristics of indigenous peoples hailing from a distant past.
‘Myth’ originally meant what was real, what encompassed the heart of the truth of a community, a story, or stories, that embraced and reflected what was significant in a society’s life and therefore had to be preserved.
There may be references to some of the Arts, additionally.
Our current course aims at including discussions, questions and comments on myths, extensively or in passing, while focusing on all learning skills. Teaching and learning will be dynamic with student participation and optional presentations in class.
This course is assessed at the end of the semester through a written examination. Students, who wish to be examined orally, or otherwise, will have to contact the university’s service of “Prosvasi”.
Books: All the material on World Mythology will be uploaded on: e-class: Documents.
However, you can opt for one of the following books for your own References from Evdoxus:
Εξάμηνο 2 - Εαρινό - Επιλογές Συγγραμμάτων:
- Βιβλίο [59395876]: English for Academic Study: Extended Writing & Research Skills 2012 Edition - Course Book, Joan McCormack, John Slaght Λεπτομέρειες
- Βιβλίο [22596]: English for Academic Discussion Classes, Διαμαντής Γαβριήλ Β. Λεπτομέρειες
- Βιβλίο [68391268]: Ακαδημαϊκή Γραφή, 3η Έκδοση, Ευδωρίδου Έλσα - Καρακασίδης Θόδωρος Λεπτομέρειες
ΛιγότεραThis specification allows students to delve into the world of Mythology by focusing on a selection of myths, while observing and investigating cultural characteristics of indigenous peoples hailing from a distant past.
‘Myth’ originally meant what was real, what encompassed the heart of the truth of a community, a story, or stories, that embraced and reflected what was significant in a society’s life and therefore had to be preserved.
There may be references to some of the Arts, additionally.
Our current course aims at including discussions, questions and comments on myths, extensively or in passing, while focusing on all learning skills. Teaching and learning will be dynamic with student participation and optional presentations in class.
This course is assessed at the end of the semester through a written examination. Students, who wish to be examined orally, or otherwise, will have to contact the university’s service of “Prosvasi”.
Books: All the material on World Mythology will b
This specification allows students to delve into the world of Mythology by focusing on a selection of myths, while observing and investigating cultural characteristics of indigenous peoples hailing from a distant past.
‘Myth’ originally meant what was real, what encompassed the heart of the truth of a community, a story, or stories, that embraced and reflected what was significant in a society’s life and therefore had to be preserved.
There may be references to some of the Arts, additionally.
Our current course aims at including discussions, questions and comments on myths, extensively or in passing, while focusing on all learning skills. Teaching and learning will be dynamic with student participation and optional presentations in class.
This course is assessed at the end of the semester through a written examination. Students, who wish to be examined orally, or otherwise, will have to contact the university’s service of “Prosvasi”.
Books: All the material on World Mythology will b
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