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This class provides a supervised work experience in the practical application of historical skills. It will familiarize students with many of the fundamental paradigms, analytical models, and theories of causation that have been used within the field of Early Modern English History.

A detailed description of this class will be provided in the Fall, when the exact number of student participation will finally have been fixed.

Intensive scientific/critical approach to secondary sources and literature; oral presentations plus critical discussion of the relevant topics in an active group environment.

Regular class attendance and active class participation including one oral presentation (German or English) and one written paper (German or English) at the end of the semester according to scientific standards.

TBA at the beginning of the semester; a sound (!) knowledge of English is highly recommendable for this class.

Positive assessment of compulsory module 1