CVSP 204 Final, Spring 1997

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(cuenicas “CRIN eRe 4 | LIBRAR? | fer BGR CIVILIZATION SEQUENCE 204 FINAL EXAMINATION TIME: 2 Hours June 11, 1997 Dr. S. Khairallah Answer TWO questions in a well-organized essay. Please number the questions you choose, and return the question sheet with your paper. “Every man is a madman, but what is a human destiny if not a life of effort to unite this madman to the universe”. Malraux, p. 335. Discuss the above statement in the light of THREE novels you have read this term. What do you think? Each one of us has (or will have) a “Season of Migration to the North”. Briefly summarize how this migration would function in THREE texts you have read, and what it means to you. “That which is done out of love always takes place beyond good and evil”. Nietzsche, p. 103. What does Nietzsche mean? How would this apply to TWO texts you have read this semester? What is your opinion?