CVSP 201 Final, Fall 1995
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CIVILIZATION SEQUENCE 201
SECTIONS 3 & 7: DR. S. KHAIRALLAH
FINAL EXAMINATION: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1996
AT 2:00 P.M. IN 212 NICELY
TIME: 2 HOURS
INSTRUCTIONS: PART I: Obligatory.
PART II: Answer TWO questions in a well
organized essay. Please number the
questions. Do not analyze the same text
twice.
Briefly (one or two sentences) identify five of the
following: (10%).
polis ; . fatum
logos . sophist
nomos . virtt
moira . pietas
Choose two questions (90%).
Briefly describe happiness according to Socrates, Aristotle,
Epicurianism, Stoicism. Then compare and contrast them.
“Great laws tower above us, reared on high
born in the brilliant vault of heaven--
Olympian sky their only father,
Nothing mortal, no man gave them birth...”
Oedipus the King
(a) What are these great laws?
(b) Compare critically with the concept of law in Plato,
Aristotle, Vergil.
The search for identity and truth is a major theme in C.S. Yet there
is some order outside man’s power to command which plays a role
in the affairs of men. Critically apply to three texts you have read
this semester.