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Selling :
Comparative Methology - Puhvel
The Aeneid Virgil - Fitzgerald
Homers, The Odyssey
Sacred Narrative, readings in the theory of myth -Dundes
Myths from Mesopotamia, Creation, the flood, Gilgamesh & others
The Iliad if Homer -Martin
Text me : **********
Shoot me a price, just trying to get rid of books
NOT ENGLISH 193. selling books for GE CLUSTER 30A.
- Beowulf ($12)
- The Iliad Homer ($10)
- The Mabinogi ($9)
- The Odyssey ($12)
- A Writer's Reference ($48)
- Sacred Narrative ($20)
- The Heroic Ideal ($20)
all the books are in really good condition, most of them like new.
please email at ************* if interested!
Selling GE Cluster 30 (Perspectives on Myth) books:
~The Mabinogi and other Medieval Welsh Tales [ISBN: **********964]
~Myths from Mesopotamia (including the Epic of Gilgamesh)[ISBN: **********362]
~The Odyssey [ISBN: **********]
~Sacred Narrative [ISBN: **********928]
~Beowulf [ISBN: **********220]
~The Iliad of Homer [ISBN: **********498]
~A Writer's Reference (7th ed.) [ISBN: **********430]
~The Heroic Ideal [ISBN: **********863]
I am willing to negotiate reasonable prices for these books. Email me at *************
Selling books for GECLST 30A and B.
- A Writer's Reference, 8th edition ($45)
- Comparative Mythology, Puhvel ($40)
- The Iliad, Homer ($9)
- The Odyssey, Homer ($10)
- The Aeneid, Virgil ($10)
- Myths from Mesopotamia ($8)
- The Mabinogi, Ford ($8)
- Sacred Narrative, Dundes ($18)
I took the class just this year. All of these were bought new and read literally once.
Please contact me at: *************
Selling books for GECLST 30A & B.
Myths from Mesopotamia ($5)
The Mabinogi, Ford ($5)
Sacred Narrative, Dundes ($5)
Comparative Mythology, Puhvel ($5)
The Iliad, Homer ($5)
The Odyssey, Homer ($5)
The Aeneid, Virgil ($5)
The Heroic Ideal ($5)
Email me at *************
I had Professor Kendrick for both fall and winter of the GE30 cluster in 2011/2012. Based on lecture time, he was the secondary professor on the team, which also included Nagy and Tangherlini. Kendrick seems a little high on himself, but generally his lectures were good and informative. However, he tends to ramble and never seems to get entirely through what he wants to say. I also found it a little obnoxious that we had to buy his (expensive) book and then we only ending up reading a few chapters from it. Overall, Kendrick was fine though and his spring seminar was one of the more popular.
Took the GE Cluster 30 series up until the end of winter quarter. COMPLETE waste of time, especially 30B, when they decided to have no midterm or final, and then complain about a drop in lecture attendance. Nice logic there guys. It's an easy A, but seriously, so boring. So I suggest bringing a laptop and going on stumble or something to help pass the time. Specifically for Kendrick though, he turned out to be a douche bag. His seminar was easily the most interesting and naturally filled up the fastest. So I emailed him asking for a PT number because I was very interested in his seminar. He tells me that he doesn't intend on having anymore students because it is already filled. I mean that's ok, except for when I check back a few days later, he let two more people into his seminar. THEN, I find out that a few people in my discussion had the same problem with him, and that he even tried to dissuade them from taking core major classes to take some ridiculous, unimportant seminar on mythology.
Overall, if you want an easy class, although, it probably wont be next year because this was the first year it was offered, then you can easily get by. But just know that this class is as dry and boring as can possibly be. Oh, not to mention, the readings are completely unrelated, long, and INCREDIBLY boring.
I took GE 30A Never Ending Myth Analysis something class.....
THE WORST DESCISION OF MY LIFE.....
the dumbest course ever......... we did the dumbest readings.....
i read the very first review thinking the class would be easy....
... they started having these quizes that are impossible to do well on becuase it tests on even on the tiniest details in the 200 pg readings you do weekly..... and the readings are the most boring readings in the whole entire world.. i dun even underwastnd why the OCs were like.. saying how good the class was.... and how it'll fulfill 4 GE credits..
soo stupid
soo dumb....
i had the worst TA ever... got like... B- on every paper, even after goign to covel to get papers proof read..... and
OMG.... destoryed my GPA becuase i took this stupid class....
so never
ever
ever
if you ever are thinking about taking the class...
i just hope there isn't a way to track this review back to me........................lol
Selling :
Comparative Methology - Puhvel
The Aeneid Virgil - Fitzgerald
Homers, The Odyssey
Sacred Narrative, readings in the theory of myth -Dundes
Myths from Mesopotamia, Creation, the flood, Gilgamesh & others
The Iliad if Homer -Martin
Text me : **********
Shoot me a price, just trying to get rid of books
NOT ENGLISH 193. selling books for GE CLUSTER 30A.
- Beowulf ($12)
- The Iliad Homer ($10)
- The Mabinogi ($9)
- The Odyssey ($12)
- A Writer's Reference ($48)
- Sacred Narrative ($20)
- The Heroic Ideal ($20)
all the books are in really good condition, most of them like new.
please email at ************* if interested!
Selling GE Cluster 30 (Perspectives on Myth) books:
~The Mabinogi and other Medieval Welsh Tales [ISBN: **********964]
~Myths from Mesopotamia (including the Epic of Gilgamesh)[ISBN: **********362]
~The Odyssey [ISBN: **********]
~Sacred Narrative [ISBN: **********928]
~Beowulf [ISBN: **********220]
~The Iliad of Homer [ISBN: **********498]
~A Writer's Reference (7th ed.) [ISBN: **********430]
~The Heroic Ideal [ISBN: **********863]
I am willing to negotiate reasonable prices for these books. Email me at *************
Selling books for GECLST 30A and B.
- A Writer's Reference, 8th edition ($45)
- Comparative Mythology, Puhvel ($40)
- The Iliad, Homer ($9)
- The Odyssey, Homer ($10)
- The Aeneid, Virgil ($10)
- Myths from Mesopotamia ($8)
- The Mabinogi, Ford ($8)
- Sacred Narrative, Dundes ($18)
I took the class just this year. All of these were bought new and read literally once.
Please contact me at: *************
Selling books for GECLST 30A & B.
Myths from Mesopotamia ($5)
The Mabinogi, Ford ($5)
Sacred Narrative, Dundes ($5)
Comparative Mythology, Puhvel ($5)
The Iliad, Homer ($5)
The Odyssey, Homer ($5)
The Aeneid, Virgil ($5)
The Heroic Ideal ($5)
Email me at *************
I had Professor Kendrick for both fall and winter of the GE30 cluster in 2011/2012. Based on lecture time, he was the secondary professor on the team, which also included Nagy and Tangherlini. Kendrick seems a little high on himself, but generally his lectures were good and informative. However, he tends to ramble and never seems to get entirely through what he wants to say. I also found it a little obnoxious that we had to buy his (expensive) book and then we only ending up reading a few chapters from it. Overall, Kendrick was fine though and his spring seminar was one of the more popular.
Took the GE Cluster 30 series up until the end of winter quarter. COMPLETE waste of time, especially 30B, when they decided to have no midterm or final, and then complain about a drop in lecture attendance. Nice logic there guys. It's an easy A, but seriously, so boring. So I suggest bringing a laptop and going on stumble or something to help pass the time. Specifically for Kendrick though, he turned out to be a douche bag. His seminar was easily the most interesting and naturally filled up the fastest. So I emailed him asking for a PT number because I was very interested in his seminar. He tells me that he doesn't intend on having anymore students because it is already filled. I mean that's ok, except for when I check back a few days later, he let two more people into his seminar. THEN, I find out that a few people in my discussion had the same problem with him, and that he even tried to dissuade them from taking core major classes to take some ridiculous, unimportant seminar on mythology.
Overall, if you want an easy class, although, it probably wont be next year because this was the first year it was offered, then you can easily get by. But just know that this class is as dry and boring as can possibly be. Oh, not to mention, the readings are completely unrelated, long, and INCREDIBLY boring.
I took GE 30A Never Ending Myth Analysis something class.....
THE WORST DESCISION OF MY LIFE.....
the dumbest course ever......... we did the dumbest readings.....
i read the very first review thinking the class would be easy....
... they started having these quizes that are impossible to do well on becuase it tests on even on the tiniest details in the 200 pg readings you do weekly..... and the readings are the most boring readings in the whole entire world.. i dun even underwastnd why the OCs were like.. saying how good the class was.... and how it'll fulfill 4 GE credits..
soo stupid
soo dumb....
i had the worst TA ever... got like... B- on every paper, even after goign to covel to get papers proof read..... and
OMG.... destoryed my GPA becuase i took this stupid class....
so never
ever
ever
if you ever are thinking about taking the class...
i just hope there isn't a way to track this review back to me........................lol