The European World - Lecture and Seminar Programme

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Week	Lecture 1 Tuesdays, 12 noon in OC0.03 (Oculus Building)	Lecture 2 Thursdays, 11.00am, in R0.21 (Ramphal Building)	Seminar topics (click on links for questions, reading and online materials)
Autumn Term Theme 1: Society and Economy
1	Year 2 Welcome & Approaching Early Modern History Mark Knights	The European World c. 1500 Aysu Dincer powerpoint handout	Information about the weekly seminar reading lists Europe around 1500
2	The Social Order Powerpoint & Handout Beat Kümin	Society at the Margins powerpoint and handout Giada Pizzoni	Social Relationships
3	Gender Naomi Pullin powerpoint handout	Gender case studies Naomi Pullin powerpoint and handout and Sophie Mann powerpoint and handout	Gender
4	European/Global Expansion Adrianna Catena powerpoint	The Americas Rosie Doyle powerpoint	Trans-Cultural Contacts
5	Continuity and Change in the European/Global Economy Giorgio Riello powerpoint handout	Global Commodities and Exchange Anne Gerritsen powerpoint	The Early Modern Economy and Commodities
READING WEEK
Theme 2: Religion
7	Religious Life c. 1500 Giada Pizzoni powerpoint handout	Popular Piety and Reform case studies Aysu Dincer Powerpoint and handout and Giada Pizzoni Powerpoint and handout	The Medieval Legacy
8	Luther Peter Marshall powerpoint handout	Calvin Penny Roberts powerpoint handout	The Reformation and Religious Change
9	Radical Reformation Peter Marshall powerpoint handout	The European Reformation Mark Greengrass powerpoint handout	Calvinism and Religious Radicals
10	The Catholic Reformation Peter Marshall powerpoint handout	Encounters with non-Christians Anne Gerritsen powerpoint	Christianity and its encounters with the wider world
Spring Term
*Theme 3: Power*
1	Power and Authority Mark Knights powerpoint (with assessments briefing by Colin Storer)	Republics Beat Kümin powerpoint & handout	The Political Landscape
2	Protests, riots & rebellions Beat Kümin powerpoint & handout	Popular politics case studies Beat Kümin: Holy Roman Empire (powerpoint & handout) Mark Knights: British Revolutions powerpoint	The People and Politics
3	The Ottoman Empire Aysu Dincer powerpoint handout	Imperial case studies Jonathan Davies: the Habsburg empire (powerpoint and handout) Guido van Meersbergen on the Mughal empire (powerpoint)	Early Modern Empires
4	Race and Slavery Tim Lockley powerpoint [zip file as contains many images]	Political Discourse Imogen Peck powerpoint	Race and Slavery
5	Absolutism Imogen Peck powerpoint	Absolutism case studies Michael Bycroft Powerpoint and handout and Jonathan Davies Powerpoint Handout	Absolutism
https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/history/ecc/events/women/ for Friday 8the Feb's entirely optional workshop on Women's roles and identities READING WEEK
Theme 4: Culture and Change
7	Popular Culture powerpoint Sophie Mann	Print Luca Mola powerpoint	Communication
8	The Renaissance powerpoint handout Jonathan Davies	Visual Culture Luca Mola powerpoint	The Renaissance Legacy
9	The Scientific Revolution Michael Bycroft powerpoint	Intellectual and Technological Change: Case Studies Luca Mola powerpoint and Claudia Stein powerpoint	Scientific and Technological Change
10	The Early Enlightenment powerpoint MK powerpoint CS	Case studies: change and continuity Peter Marshall powerpoint handout and Jonathan Davies powerpoint handout	The Early Enlightenment: Continuity or change?
Summer Term
1		Europe and the world c.1750 Giorgio Riello powerpoint	Conclusions
2	Exams Dos & Don'ts Mark Knights powerpoint	Panel Session selection of European World Lecturers
3			Revision session(s) (To be organised by seminar tutors)

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Spring Term

Summer Term