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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety. Lectures, discussions, minor paper, major paper, final exam.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety. Lectures, discussions, minor paper, major paper, final exam.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety. Lectures, discussions, minor paper, major paper, final exam.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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SAH2002HS
Development of Church and society in the Middle Ages; its development of thought and piety.
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TRH2002HF
The course aims to provide a general knowledge of mediaeval church history (600 - 1500) presented in a text and by exercising critical reasoning through analysing 3 primary texts chosen by the student. The reality of the church's life shown by the clergy, laity and in its worship is made tangible through manuscript, artistic and architectural material from videos and Power Point presentations. Teaching methods: seminars, audiovisuals, lectures.
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TRH2002HF
The course aims to provide a general knowledge of mediaeval church history (600 - 1500) presented in a text and by exercising critical reasoning through analysing 3 primary texts chosen by the student. The reality of the church's life shown by the clergy, laity and in its worship is made tangible through manuscript, artistic and architectural material from videos and Power Point presentations.
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