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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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Spring 2010 Lecture Schedule

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

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Week 1
January 11	The Middle Ages: The Creation of Christian Europe	Dr. Payne
Week 2
Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, No Classes January 20	NOTE: This lecture is on Wed, 1/20, 11:25-12:35, HLH What Middle Ages?: The Golden Age of Muslim Civilization Constitution of Medina	Dr. Traboulsi
Week 3
January 25	The Celestial Empire of China Song of the Lute The Attractions of the Capital The Examination System	Dr. Hardy
Week 4
February 1	Community and Authority in the Medieval West Song of Roland	Dr. Spellman
Week 5
February 8	The High Middle Age	Dr. Wilson
Week 6
February 15	Best Selling Authors, Cross Dressing Warriors, and Other Uppity Women of the Middle Ages	Dr. Ho
Week 7
February 22	African Cultural Spheres	Dr. Traboulsi
Week 8
March 1	Medieval India	Dr. Maitra
Week 9
March 8	Spring Break, No Lecture
Week 10
March 15	European Renaissance: Humanism and Art	Dr. Gillum
Week 11
March 22	Reformations	Dr. Ettari
Week 12
March 29	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
April 5	Pre-Columbian Americas	Dr. Pearson
Week 14
April 12	Can We Know Them by the Songs They Sing? (what's on your ipod?)	Dr. Galloway
Week 15
April 19	Be Baroque!!	Dr. Mclain
Week 16
April 26	Where have we been? Where are we? Where are we going?: The Ebb and Flow of Empires	Prof. Dunn

	Classes end Friday, April 30

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