Peter Pan

"The boys on the island vary, of course, in numbers, according as they get killed and so on; and when they seem to be growing up, which is against the rules, Peter thins them out; but at this time there were six of them, counting the twins as two."

Space Battles

see:http://www.snopes.com/quotes/macarthur.asphttp://www.snopes.com/quotes/macarthur.asp

2016 Feb
 
General MacArthur described himself as "a confirmed optimist" regarding the possibility of another world war, Mayor Lauro said.

"He thinks that another war would be double suicide and that there is enough sense on both sides of the Iron Curtain to avoid it," the Mayor went on.

"He believes that because of the developments of science all the countries on earth will have to unite to survive and to make a common front against attack by people from other planets."

The politics of the future will be cosmic, or interplanetary, in General MacArthur's opinion, the Mayor continued. He quoted the military leader as saying that a thousand years from now today's civilization would appear as obsolete as the stone age. 




According to Lauro, the only comments MacArthur made about the next war were that he had no idea what form it would take:

"He quoted Einstein's reply when asked what weapons would be used in a third world war — that he did not know what weapons would be used in a third world war but that a fourth global conflict would be fought with sticks and stones."

 

Dystopia

•  While I disagree with the thesis it is sound out line. The example could be stronger, more specific evidence
• -What about the C-51?
• -What about the innocent Canadians torture by the government- even it not innocent they would have be tortured (against democracy( for their beliefs, rather than their actions (against fairness and rule of law)?
• https://www.google.ca/search?q=Canadians+tortured+by+govemmetns&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=wO-4Vv3GNo35eN3MrtAO
•  But none of these can not be added later of course, but certainly you a thesis means you you have done some research, and not just made up stuff up in your head - that the proto-qustion or thesis question
•  Thesis Question: With C-51 the and other factors how close it Canada to a 1984/Brave new World. Have Canadians become willing slaves without realizing it?
•  You see to still by at the question stage/

Jobs History

November 2015 Appendix A

Job Hunting list

Sample job listings for graduating students/recent graduates

Below is a sample of the types of positions that have recently been posted with the Career Centre for graduating students or recent graduates. Some of these job opportunities are taken out from Employer Directories which can also be found at the Career Centre.

• Coordinator, Public Affairs, Toronto International Film Festival
• Sales & Editorial Representative, Nelson Education Ltd.
• Historical Interpreter, City of Toronto: Parks, Forestry and Recreation
• Local Immigration Partnership Manager, Catholic Crosscultural Services
• Scriptwriter, On-Hold Marketing Inc.
• Municipal Affairs Reporter, NRU Publishing Inc.
• Tour Consultant, Safeway Tours
• Events and Sponsorship Coordinator, Bunch
• Community Resource Specialist, East Scarborough Storefront
• Life Underwriter, State Farm Insurance
• Customer Care Representative, Ministry of Government Services
• Student Service Recruiting Admissions Assistant, U of T Regis College Filmed Content Librarian, E1 Entertainment
• Analyst – Writer, MacPhie & Company Inc.
• Personal Assistant, Consulate General of the Republic of Korea, Toronto
• Coordinator – Volunteerism & Diversity, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
• Museum Curator, Dartmouth Heritage Museum
• Researcher, The History Group Inc.
• Technician -  Greek & Roman Collections, Royal Ontario Museum
• Editor, Popular Book Company (Canada) Ltd.
• Account Coordinator, News Marketing Canada
• Customer Liaison, Federal Publications Inc.
• Itinerant Settlement Worker, Catholic Crosscultural Services
• Communicator / Researcher, Immigroup Immigration Services
• Marketing Assistant, Prep101

Don't forget about U of T Mississauga alumni!

Check out our Alumni Profiles page, to read profiles of UTM alumni who have studied in this area, find out about their career path and how their experiences have affected their career direction.

How to get experience

Start early by seeking relevant summer, part-time and volunteer opportunities that will help you gain experience and develop the skills that employers want. Below is a sample of the types of temporary positions that have recently been posted with the Career Centre. To access the summer, part-time, temporary and volunteer postings, register with the Career Centre Online.

Summer positions

• Collection and Information Assistant, Multicultural History Society of Ontario
• Researcher (Documentary Films), Oyster Media, Inc.
• Assistant Teacher, Ontario Literacy and Numeracy Association
• Community Outreach, Toronto Environmental Alliance
• Exhibit and Programming Assistant, Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum
• Toronto Harbour Tours Sales Agent, Toronto Harbour Tours Inc.
• Development Coordinator, Egale Canada Human Rights Trust

Part-time positions

• Writing Skills Initiative Teaching Assistant, Ryerson University
• Tour Guide, MarketVision Real Estate Corporation
• Event Assistant, Managing Matters
• Market Research Coding Clerks, Consumer Vision Ltd.
• Historical Researcher, Public History Inc.
• Anti-Racism Coordinator, UTM – Students Union
• Event Coordinator, Toronto Sport and Social Club
• Administrative Assistant, Klingbaum Barkin LLP
• Customer Service Rep, Jam Van Inc.
• Video Archive, Toronto Alpha
• Gallery Attendant, Oakville Galleries
• Debate Coach, Mississauga Advanced Multi-Speciality Clinic

ENGC27 Drama: Comedy

ENGC27 Drama: Comedy
Winter 2016
Dr. Laura Jane Wey


Topics for Midterm Paper
Please write a 5-6 page essay (excluding bibliography) on one of the following topics. Be
sure to give your essay a title. Your essay should have a clear central argument that is based
primarily upon close readings of the text. Secondary sources are optional.
Please submit a hard copy of your essay in class on Monday, February 22nd. In addition,
you are required to upload your essay to www.turnitin.com. The course ID is 11530486, and
the password is lysistrata. 2 points will be deducted for each day that a paper is late.
Students who only submit their essays electronically will not receive any comments, nor will
their appeals to have their marks reassessed be considered.
Formatting instructions:
 Essays should be double-spaced, in 12-point type, with 1-inch margins all around.
 Make sure the pages are numbered in the upper right corner. Please do NOT make
a separate cover page for your essay; instead, include your name, your student
number, and the course title in the upper-left corner of the first page, and attach the
bibliography on a separate page.
*********************************************************************************************************
1. Lysistrata and Much Ado about Nothing both feature at least one unusually
powerful female character. Please choose either one of these plays and discuss:
how are female characters portrayed in the text? What is the basis of a female
character’s power? How does she negotiate the constraints of the largely
patriarchal values of her family/society?
2. The Brothers, Much Ado about Nothing and Volpone all rely heavily on deception as a
plot device. Choose any one of these three plays and discuss: other than advancing
the plot in general, what is the significance of various important acts of deception in
the play? How does deception dovetail with the overarching concerns of the play as
a whole?
3. Underneath a lighthearted façade, all four plays we have read so far explore
“serious” themes such as effective governance in Lysistrata, childrearing in The
Brothers, marriage in Much Ado about Nothing, or avarice in Volpone (to name but the
most obvious). Please choose one theme of interest to you in any of these plays and
consider: how does the play probe this particular theme? What different viewpoints
regarding the issue does the play present? What is the play’s final take on the subject?
4. Other essay topics possible if developed in consultation with the instructor
before February 10.

ENGC27 Drama: Comedy

ENGC27 Drama: Comedy
Winter 2016
Dr. Laura Jane Wey
Topics for Midterm Paper

Love in Greek

Arnott,

W.

G.

(1981),

'Moral

Values

in

Menander',

Philologus

125,

215-27.

Bates,

D.

G.

(1974),

'Normative

and

Alternative

Systems

of

Marriage

among

the

Y6riik

of

Southeastern

Turkey',

Anthropological

Quarterly

47,

270-87.

Blanchard,

A.

(1983),

Essai

sur

la

composition

des

comedies

de

Mdnandre

(Paris).

Brown,

P.

G.

McC.

(1983),

'Menander's

Dramatic

Technique

and

the

Law

of

Athens',

CQ

n.s.

33,

412-20.

Brown,

P.

G.

McC.

(1990),

'Plots

and

Prostitutes

in

Greek

New

Comedy',

PLLS

6,

241-66.

Campbell,

J.

K.

(1964),

Honour,

Family

and

Patronage

(Oxford).

Casson,

L.

(1976),

'The

Athenian

Upper

Class

and

New

Comedy',

TAPA

106,

29-59.

Cohen,

D.

(1987),

'Law,

Society

and

Homosexuality

in

Classical

Athens',

Past

and

Present

117,

3-21.

Cohen,

D.

(1989),

'Seclusion,

Separation

and

the

Status

of

Women

in

Classical

Athens',

Greece

&

Rome,

2nd

series,

36,

3-15.

Cohen,

D.

(1990),

'The

Social

Context

of

Adultery

at

Athens',

in

P.

Cartledge,

P.

Millett

and

S.

Todd

(eds.),

Nomos:

Essays

in

Athenian

Law,

Politics

and

Society

(Cambridge),

pp.

147-65.

Cohen,

D.

(1991),

Law,

Sexuality,

and

Society:

The

Enforcement

of

Morals

in

Classical

Athens

(Cambridge).

Dover,

K.

J.

(1974),

Greek

Popular

Morality

in

the

Time

of

Plato

and

Aristotle

(Oxford).

Dover,

K.

J.

(1978),

Greek

Homosexuality

(London).

Duckworth,

G.

(1952),

The

Nature

of

Roman

Comedy

(Princeton).

Fantham,

E.

(1975),

'Sex,

Status

and

Survival

in

Hellenistic

Athens:

A

Study

of

Women

in

New

Comedy',

Phoenix

29,

44-74.

Ferguson,

W.

S.

(1911),

Hellenistic

Athens

(London).

Flury,

P.

(1968),

Liebe

und

Liebessprache

bei

Menander,

Plautus

und

Terenz

(Heidelberg).

Golden,

M.

(1990),

Children

and

Childhood

in

Classical

Athens

(Baltimore

and

London).

Gomme,

A.

W.

(1937),

'Menander',

in

Essays

in

Greek

History

and

Literature

(Oxford),

pp.

249-95.

Gomme,

A.

W.

and

Sandbach,

F.

H.

(1973),

Menander:

A

Commentary

(Oxford).

Handley,

E.

W.

(1965),

(ed.),

The

Dyskolos

of

Menander

(London).

Holzberg,

N.

(1974),

Menander.

Untersuchungen

zur

dramatischen

Technik

(Niirnberg).

Hunter,

R.

L.

(1985),

The

New

Comedy

of

Greece

and

Rome

(Cambridge).

Jarcho,

V.

(1983).

'Pflicht

und

Genuss

in

den

ehelichen

Beziehungen

der

alten

Athener

(nach

Euripides

und

Menander)',

Actes

du

Vile

Congres

de

la

F.I.E.C.

(Budapest),

ii.357-73.

Just,

R.

(1989),

Women

in

Athenian

Law

and

Life

(London

and

New

York).

Konstan,

D.

(1987),

'Between

Courtesan

and

Wife:

Menander's

Perikeiromene',

Phoenix

41,

122-39.

Lacey,

W.

K.

(1968),

The

Family

in

Classical

Greece

(London).

Lefkowitz,

M.

(1983),

'Wives

and

Husbands',

Greece

&

Rome,

2nd

series,

30,

31-47.

Osborne,

R.

G.

(1985),

Demos:

The

Discovery

of

Classical

Attika

(Cambridge).

Paoli,

U.

E.

(1961),

'Note

giuridiche

sul

AVtKuoAos

di

Menandro',

Mus.

Helv.

18,

53-62

(reprinted

in

Alberi

Studi

di

Diritto

Greco

e

Romano

(Milan,

1976),

559-70).

Preaux,

C.

(1957),

'M6nandre

et

la

soci6te

ath6nienne',

Chronique

d'Egypte

32,

no.

63,

84-100.

Rudd,

N.

(1981),

'Romantic

Love

in

Classical

Times?',

Ramus

10,

140-58.

Schaps,

D.

M.

(1985/8),

'Comic

Inflation

in

the

Marketplace',

SCI

8-9,

66-73.

Vatin,

C.

(1970),

Recherches

sur

le

mariage

et

la

condition

de

la

femme

mariee

?I

l'dpoque

hellenistique

(Paris).

Walcot,

P.

(1987),

'Romantic

Love

and

True

Love:

Greek

Attitudes

to

Marriage',

Ancient

Society

18,

5-33.

Webster,

T.

B.

L.

(1970),

Studies

in

Later

Greek

Comedy

(2nd

ed.

Manchester).

Webster,

T.

B.

L.

(1974),

An

Introduction

to

Menander

(Manchester).

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Arnott,

W.

G.

(1981),

'Moral

Values

in

Menander',

Philologus

125,

215-27.

Bates,

D.

G.

(1974),

'Normative

and

Alternative

Systems

of

Marriage

among

the

Y6riik

of

Southeastern

Turkey',

Anthropological

Quarterly

47,

270-87.

Blanchard,

A.

(1983),

Essai

sur

la

composition

des

comedies

de

Mdnandre

(Paris).

Brown,

P.

G.

McC.

(1983),

'Menander's

Dramatic

Technique

and

the

Law

of

Athens',

CQ

n.s.

33,

412-20.

Brown,

P.

G.

McC.

(1990),

'Plots

and

Prostitutes

in

Greek

New

Comedy',

PLLS

6,

241-66.

Campbell,

J.

K.

(1964),

Honour,

Family

and

Patronage

(Oxford).

Casson,

L.

(1976),

'The

Athenian

Upper

Class

and

New

Comedy',

TAPA

106,

29-59.

Cohen,

D.

(1987),

'Law,

Society

and

Homosexuality

in

Classical

Athens',

Past

and

Present

117,

3-21.

Cohen,

D.

(1989),

'Seclusion,

Separation

and

the

Status

of

Women

in

Classical

Athens',

Greece

&

Rome,

2nd

series,

36,

3-15.

Cohen,

D.

(1990),

'The

Social

Context

of

Adultery

at

Athens',

in

P.

Cartledge,

P.

Millett

and

S.

Todd

(eds.),

Nomos:

Essays

in

Athenian

Law,

Politics

and

Society

(Cambridge),

pp.

147-65.

Cohen,

D.

(1991),

Law,

Sexuality,

and

Society:

The

Enforcement

of

Morals

in

Classical

Athens

(Cambridge).

Dover,

K.

J.

(1974),

Greek

Popular

Morality

in

the

Time

of

Plato

and

Aristotle

(Oxford).

Dover,

K.

J.

(1978),

Greek

Homosexuality

(London).

Duckworth,

G.

(1952),

The

Nature

of

Roman

Comedy

(Princeton).

Fantham,

E.

(1975),

'Sex,

Status

and

Survival

in

Hellenistic

Athens:

A

Study

of

Women

in

New

Comedy',

Phoenix

29,

44-74.

Ferguson,

W.

S.

(1911),

Hellenistic

Athens

(London).

Flury,

P.

(1968),

Liebe

und

Liebessprache

bei

Menander,

Plautus

und

Terenz

(Heidelberg).

Golden,

M.

(1990),

Children

and

Childhood

in

Classical

Athens

(Baltimore

and

London).

Gomme,

A.

W.

(1937),

'Menander',

in

Essays

in

Greek

History

and

Literature

(Oxford),

pp.

249-95.

Gomme,

A.

W.

and

Sandbach,

F.

H.

(1973),

Menander:

A

Commentary

(Oxford).

Handley,

E.

W.

(1965),

(ed.),

The

Dyskolos

of

Menander

(London).

Holzberg,

N.

(1974),

Menander.

Untersuchungen

zur

dramatischen

Technik

(Niirnberg).

Hunter,

R.

L.

(1985),

The

New

Comedy

of

Greece

and

Rome

(Cambridge).

Jarcho,

V.

(1983).

'Pflicht

und

Genuss

in

den

ehelichen

Beziehungen

der

alten

Athener

(nach

Euripides

und

Menander)',

Actes

du

Vile

Congres

de

la

F.I.E.C.

(Budapest),

ii.357-73.

Just,

R.

(1989),

Women

in

Athenian

Law

and

Life

(London

and

New

York).

Konstan,

D.

(1987),

'Between

Courtesan

and

Wife:

Menander's

Perikeiromene',

Phoenix

41,

122-39.

Lacey,

W.

K.

(1968),

The

Family

in

Classical

Greece

(London).

Lefkowitz,

M.

(1983),

'Wives

and

Husbands',

Greece

&

Rome,

2nd

series,

30,

31-47.

Osborne,

R.

G.

(1985),

Demos:

The

Discovery

of

Classical

Attika

(Cambridge).

Paoli,

U.

E.

(1961),

'Note

giuridiche

sul

AVtKuoAos

di

Menandro',

Mus.

Helv.

18,

53-62

(reprinted

in

Alberi

Studi

di

Diritto

Greco

e

Romano

(Milan,

1976),

559-70).

Preaux,

C.

(1957),

'M6nandre

et

la

soci6te

ath6nienne',

Chronique

d'Egypte

32,

no.

63,

84-100.

Rudd,

N.

(1981),

'Romantic

Love

in

Classical

Times?',

Ramus

10,

140-58.

Schaps,

D.

M.

(1985/8),

'Comic

Inflation

in

the

Marketplace',

SCI

8-9,

66-73.

Vatin,

C.

(1970),

Recherches

sur

le

mariage

et

la

condition

de

la

femme

mariee

?I

l'dpoque

hellenistique

(Paris).

Walcot,

P.

(1987),

'Romantic

Love

and

True

Love:

Greek

Attitudes

to

Marriage',

Ancient

Society

18,

5-33.

Webster,

T.

B.

L.

(1970),

Studies

in

Later

Greek

Comedy

(2nd

ed.

Manchester).

Webster,

T.

B.

L.

(1974),

An

Introduction

to

Menander

(Manchester).