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The Landmark Arrian: The Campaigns of Alexander Reading Group

Monday, April 11, 2011 at 8:00 PM (ET)

The Landmark Arrian: The Campaigns of Alexander Reading...

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First-time Reading Odyssey participant Ended Free  
Veteran reader (donation requested - $99 suggested) Ended

Event Details

Landmark Arrian phone-based reading groups

The Reading Odyssey is launching its first reading groups on Arrian's Campaigns of Alexander.

Schedule - all calls at 8pm New York time

Mon April 11- Introductory
Mon May 2 - Book I
Mon June 6 - Book 2
Mon July 11 - Book 3
Mon Sept 12 - Books 4 & 5
Mon Oct 3 - Book 6
Mon Nov 7 - Book 7 & Epilogue

Fees (free for first-time readers)

First-time readers can sign-up for free. We ask veteran members to make a contribution to help cover basic costs.

Phone numbers (including Skype numbers) will be made available free of charge to all participants thanks to our sponsors Citrix Online and their HiDefConferencing division.

Reading Odyssey process?

The process is simple:

- participants read about a chapter a month  - with reading questions assigned by the Reading Odyssey moderator

- then each month the readers get on the phone to discuss that chapter (and the reading questions assigned by the moderator)

- each phone call is recorded and the .mp3 is made available to the readers who missed it

- The moderator is also available via e-mail during the month to answer questions - and members are encouraged to use the group e-mail listserv and blog to discuss the reading

Edition?

We'll be using the Landmark Edition of Arrian's The Campaigns of Alexander.  James Romm, the editor of this edition and a professor at Bard College, and Paul Cartledge, A.G. Leventis Chair of Greek Culture at Cambridge, will join us for one of our calls to answer questions and discuss Arrian and Alexander. 

The Landmark Edition is available at Amazon or can be borrowed through your local library using the Reading Odyssey website directory of U.S. libraries - http://borrowabook.org.

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The Reading Odyssey, a global non-profit, aims to reignite curiosity and lifelong learning. Through partnerships with scholars, we run reading groups and lecture series for intellectually curious adults.

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