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FA 2013
History
HISTORY 210 - Early Medieval Europe, 300-1000
Section 001
Issues in Race & Ethnicity

Credits: 4
Requirements & Distribution: SS, RE
Cost: 50-100
Other Course Info: F.
Repeatability: May not be repeated for credit.
Cross-Listed Classes:
MEMS 210 - Early Med Europe, Section 001
Primary Instructor: Squatriti,Paolo

 

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The course covers the period when the first true 'Europe' was born. It covers the disintegration of the Roman Empire in the western Mediterranean, and the development of successor states in northwestern Europe, like the 'barbarian' monarchies, and the multiethnic empires of Charlemagne and the Ottonians up to 1000. Main themes are the development of new kinds of community among European people (Christian monasticism, feudalism, ethnic solidarity), new economic systems, and relations with the earliest Islamic states and with the Byzantine empire.


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Textbooks/Other Materials (data maintained by department in Wolverine Access)

ISBN: 9780813209388 Handbook for William : a Carolingian woman's counsel for her son, Author: by Dhuoda; transl. and with an introd. and afterword by Carol Neel., Publisher: Catholic Univ. of America Press [Repr.]. 1999
Required

ISBN: 0814612725 RB 1980 : the Rule of St. Benedict : in English, Author: editor, Timothy Fry ; associate editors, Imogene Baker ... [et al.]., Publisher: Liturgical Press 1982
Required

ISBN: 9780881412451 Three treatises on the divine images, Author: St John of Damascus ; translation and introduction by Andrew Louth., Publisher: St Vladimirs? seminary press 1st ed. 2003
Required

ISBN: 9781442601222 A short history of the Middle Ages, Author: Barbara H. Rosenwein., Publisher: University of Toronto Press 3rd ed. 2009
Optional

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