645001 (SEMINAR) History of the Middle Ages I: Christianisation in the early middle ages as a "clash of cultures"?

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Department of History and Empirical Cultural Analysis Department of History and Empirical Cultural Analysis
Dr. Mark Mersiowsky, MA Dr. Mark Mersiowsky, MA
645001
(SEMINAR) History of the Middle Ages I: Christianisation in the early middle ages as a "clash of cultures"?
SE 2
5
weekly
each semester
German

Advanced knowledge of the subject matter, advanced expertise in academic procedure, imparting of results and participating in scientific discourse.

The Christianisation of Europe in the Early Middle Ages is a classic subject in reference books. In the light of modern approaches of questions concerning cultural contacts and conflicts some assumptions of older approaches seem dated though. Within the scope of the seminar it is debated to what extent the “clash of cultures” view is responsible for the developments from the 5th to the 11th century.

Joint reading and interpration of medieval sources and scientific literature.

Participation, presentation of one's own results, written paper

Lutz E. von Padberg: Christianisierung im Mittelalter, 2006.

15.10.2013
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