books by D. Thomas Benediktson (literature placement classical)

books by D. Thomas Benediktson

books:

AP Latin Vergil and Literature Exams w/CD-ROM (REA)The Best Test Prep for (Best Test Preparation for the ...

1 review
Ronald B. Palma, D. Thomas Benediktson

Research & Education Association, 2007

Good Product
This is the only AP preperation book that my Latin teacher recomends. It is what it claims to be, and the CD is nice for practicing tests. The book can be more than you need, since most students take either the AP Vergil exam or the AP Latin Literature. Plus the AP board is getting rid of the AP Latin Literature test after next year(which means it's gone by fall of 2009). Overall it's a good ...

AP Latin Vergil and Literature Exams (REA) The Best Test Prep for the AP Vergil and Literature Exams (Best ...

2 reviews
Ronald B. Palma, D. Thomas Benediktson

Research & Education Association, 2007

Great review book for exam
This was a great book to help review for the exam. It has tips on all the sections and also has an extensive grammer review in the back. I only got it a few weeks before the test but I would recommend to anyone buying it that they buy it earlier if possible so that they can work through everything. Even buying it late it helped.

SAT Subject Test: Latin (REA) - The Best Test Prep for (Test Preps)

2 reviews
Ronald B. Palma, D. Thomas Benediktson

Research & Education Association, 2005

A Great Review Book Has Finally Come Along
As a student preparing for the SAT II Latin, I found that very few prep books had been written. Then I found this one, and figured to try it, because anything was better than what I had. I was very impressed with the book. Every imaginable topic was covered, and it was split up well so that if you need to review only one thing, like cum clauses or indefinite pronouns, you can do it easily. I ...

Propertius: Modernist Poet of Antiquity
D. Thomas Benediktson

Southern Illinois University Press, 1989

An examination of Propertius in light of nonclassical, modernist literary techniques, especially internal monologue or stream of consciousness and imagism. Classical writers typically try to order or shape disparate experiences while modernists seek to present the complexity and disarray of human experience. Failing to realize that Propertius is in the modernist camp has led previous textual critics to divide and reorganize his poems. A. E. ...