Greek+Reading+Homework+For+PLATO

Here’s some reading homework for the unit on Ancient Greece. Manage your time and homework wisely. This is an on-line reading, so take measures now to make sure you can have it read by Tuesday 11-25.

You’ll read one of Plato’s famous dialogues and witness the “Socratic Method” in action. The presentation in class will prep you for //Euthyphro.// Unfortunately, the textbook offers just one abridged piece of Plato’s work. You’ll have to locate //this text// on-line. At the end of this paragraph is a guaranteed link to an easy-to-read version. __You must make a “game plan” now. Don’t wait until the night before the due date to discover that something doesn’t work__. You may print it out and scribe upon it if you’d like, but that’s really not necessary. You may want to prepare a few pages of notes and passages you found intriguing. It wouldn’t hurt to prepare a summary. **//You’ll be quizzed as usual//**. [] (**Tentative** **Due Date: Tuesday 11-25**)