Mongols, Ming and Manchu: China, 1500-1800 (HI112)
Module Convenor: Professor Anne Gerritsen
Lectures will all be delivered in person, but they will also be recorded and available via the module's Moodle siteLink opens in a new window (click on 'Lecture Capture' on the right hand side of the page).
The lectures take place on Tuesdays (R0.03).
Two seminar groups meet on Tuesdays 3-4 (FAB3.26) and Tuesday 5-6 (FAB5.02).
My office hours are Tues 1-2; Wed 11-12 during term time. For details and the link to my booking systemLink opens in a new window, see hereLink opens in a new window.
This 30 CATS first-year undergraduate option module aims:
- To familiarize students with the history of one of the great early modern empires
- To help students to understand the history of the Chinese empire through a variety of disciplinary approaches, including literature, anthropology, art, material culture and food
- To help students see how the history of China forms part of a globally connected world
- To bring new scholarship into the discussions and debates about the Chinese empire