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01 jul. 2019
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The Making of Europe: Rise of Civilization
Come and discover Europes oldest roots in the Eternal City of Rome! This two-week course will bring you to the heart of Rome, where you will learn about the political, social and religious history behind the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages and the birth of the Renaissance and Baroque. You will study the astonishing Italian accomplishments of the Ancient to the early modern era. Furthermore, you will visit many of the beautiful ancient sites in the city!
During these two weeks, we will travel through Roman and Italian history, studying its fascinating political, religious and cultural development in relation to Europe. Beautiful Rome was and is, in various ways, the ancestor of modern Europe: capital of the glorious Roman Empire, Rome rebuilt itself towards the end of the Middle Ages to rival the Florentine Renaissance. It even became the birthplace of the Baroque, with genius artists like Bernini and Borromini.
We will explore the city of Rome, enjoying its remarkable architecture, art and museums, like the Pantheon, the forums of Caesar and Augustus, the Capitoline museum, the accomplishments of Michelangelo on Saint Peters Basilica and the many beautiful early churches like the Santa Prassede. During classes, we will treat topics like the Roman Republic and Empire, ancient religion - including the birth of Christianity - and the confusing Middle Ages that were characterizes by political and religious strife. After we treated the Renaissance and Baroque period, we will even glimpse ahead shortly to Mussolini's Rome. By the end of the course, you will have seen some of the most breath-taking highlights of European history and have unraveled the politics behind it, making this a truly interactive course!
Course Aim
At the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Describe and evaluate different theories and conceptualizations of the historical development of Europe, with specific attention for Italy
- Show an understanding of various historical monuments and their relation to historical developments
- Demonstrate an understanding of political, socio-economic and cultural aspects of the European developments
- Demonstrate this critical knowledge and understanding in written and verbal form.
Study load
12 to 16 hours of lectures per week; appr. 10 hours of field trips; self-study
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