Historiography Lectures and Seminars (Venice Stream)

Lecture and Seminar Programme

Wednesday lectures take place in AO23 from 12.00-1.00. All Tuesday lectures take place in PLT.

NB For scanned copies of module reading, click here.

Term 1
Wk	Lecturer	Lecture	Seminar
6 (Mon)	JD/LM	Histories of 'History'	1. What Is History?
7 (Mon)	JD/LM	Medieval Chroniclers and Humanist Historians
7 (Tue)	JD/LM	Niccolo Machiavelli	2. Machiavelli
8 (Tue)	JD/LM	Francesco Guiccardini	3. Guiccardini
Term 2
Wk	Lecturer	Lecture	Seminar
11 (Tue)	HB	Ginzburg: Micro-history and the Anthropologists
11 (Wed)	HB	Paolo Sarpi	4. Sarpi & Devotional Historiography
12 (Tue)	CKS	'Not a Historian': Michel Foucault
12 (Wed)	HB	Enlightenment History	5. Enlightenment Historiography
13 (Tue)	DH	Edward Said and the idea of Orientalism
13 (Wed)	CKS	Ranke and Idea of Empiricist History Lecture Handout PPt	6. Ranke and Rankean History
14 (Tue)	AG	Provincialising History: On Chinese Historiography
14 (Wed)	RM	Karl Marx: History and Theory; Theories of History	7. Karl Marx: Families and Followers
15 (Tue)	CKS	From Sex to Gender (from Society to Culture)
15 (Wed)	RM	Les Annales: Historians' Times and the Idea of Time	8. Marc Bloch and Les Annales
16	Research and Reading Week
17 (Tue)	CKS	History and the Post-modern Turn	11. Postmodernism and After
17 (Wed)	CKS	Edward Thompson: Commitment and Culture Lecture & Handout PPt Presentation	9. Thompson: History from Below
18 (Tue)	CKS	'The Historical Enterprise Within Society'	10. Ginzburg: the Uses of Case-study
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Term 3
21*	Panel	2-Hour Round-Up Session
A revision class will be scheduled for each seminar group.

* Term 3 week 1: panel session held on Tuesday xx April 2010 10am-12noon in room tba

Lecturers: HB = Humfrey Butters; JD = Jonathan Davies; AG = Anne Gerritsen; DH = David Hardiman; RM = Roger Magraw; LM = Luca Mola; CKS = Carolyn Steedman