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HUM 214 The Medieval World



A study of world civilization from the 4th to the 17th centuries emphasizing European developments, but also attending to parallel developments in African, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and American cultures.  Areas of study include philosophy, religion, history, art, literature, music, and political systems.

 

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Fall 2009 Lecture Schedule

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HUM 214 Fall 09 Core Syllabus pdf

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Fall 09 Lecture Schedule

Hum 214 lectures are on Mondays at 11:25 a.m. in the

 Lipinsky Hall Auditorium

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Week 1

August 17

Religion in the Middle Ages

Dr. Payne

Week 2

August 24

Islam and the Muslim World

Islam and the Muslim World  (extra)

Dr. Downes

Week 3

August 31

Community and Authority in the Medieval West

Geoffrey of Monmouth - Submitted by Prof. Dunn

Dr. Spellman

Week 4

September 7

Labor Day, No Lecture

 

Week 5

September 14

The High Middle Ages

Dr. Wilson

Week 6

September 21

Medieval India

Dr. Maitra

Week 7

September 28

From Xian to Kyoto: The Cultural Heritage of Asia

Dr. Ho

Week 8

October 5

Best Selling Authors, Cross Dressing Warriors, and Other Uppity Women of the Middle Ages

Dr. Ho

Week 9

October 12

Fall Break, No Lecture

 

Week 10

October 19

European Renaissance: Humanism and Art

Dr. Gillum

Week 11

October 26

Reformations

Dr. Ettari

Week 12

November 2

Counter-Renaissance and Othello

OTHELLO: a Reflection of the Renaissance Movement from Optimism to Cynicism - Reversals of World Views

Lecture Reading

Prof. Dunn

Week 13

November 9

African Cultural Spheres

Dr. Traboulsi

Week 14

November 16

The Baroque: Counter Reformation, Royal Absolutism

Dr. Sousa

Week 15

November 23

Thanksgiving Week, No Lecture, Meet in M/T Classes

 

Week 16

November 30

Where have we been? Where are we? Where are we going?: The Ebb and Flow of Empires

Prof. Dunn

 

 

 

Classes end Friday, December 4

 

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