HISTORY OF THE AGE OF REFORMATION AND COUNTER-REFORMATION
cod. 1006156

Academic year 2016/17
1° year of course - Second semester
Professor
Elena BONORA
Academic discipline
Storia moderna (M-STO/02)
Field
Discipline storiche, filosofiche, antropologiche e sociologiche
Type of training activity
Characterising
36 hours
of face-to-face activities
6 credits
hub:
course unit
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Learning objectives

Work in seminars will focus on discussions of the readings. Students will learn to take positions on the broad historical issues addressed in the class.

Prerequisites

Sound Knowledge of Early modern History, critical analysis of the sources, consciousness of the difference between History and Historiography, use of footnotes

Course unit content

This course offers a broad survey on the Sixteenth Century political and religious turn, but is also open to anthropological and social interpretations. It focuses on the religious struggle in Early Modern Europe taking into consideration in a comparative perspective experiments in the coexistence of different cultures and religious communities; the forms of dissent and of its repression; the conflicts outside and inside the consolidating Churches; the relationship between religious material culture and ecclesiastical institutions.

Full programme

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Bibliography

The bibliography will be given during the first lesson to whom will attend them.
For all the others: Modulo C - NON FREQUENTANTI (6 cfu)
a) Elena Bonora, Giudicare i vescovi. La definizione dei poteri nella Chiesa postridentina, Roma-Bari, Laterza
b) Elena Bonora, La Controriforma, Roma-Bari, Laterza

Teaching methods

The aim of the seminar is to develop critical thinking and reading. The students will also undertake short writing assignments – responding to the readings or analyzing particular archival sources - to develop their expository and analytic skills. By the end of the course, students will have learned how to assess source material and use it to construct historical arguments. Through the development of critical reading skills and writing techniques, students will learn to take positions on the broad historical issues addressed in the class.

Assessment methods and criteria

Students are required to attend seminars, to participate in class activities, to complete assigned tasks, and to make class presentations

Other information

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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development

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Contacts

Toll-free number

800 904 084

Student registry office

T. 800 904084
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Quality assurance office

Education manager:
dott.ssa Valentina Galeotti
T. +39 0521 000000
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President of the degree course

prof. Gualtiero Rota
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Faculty advisor

prof. Riccardo Villicich
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Career guidance delegate

prof. Carlo Alberto Gemignani
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Tutor Professors

prof.ssa Elena Bonora
E. elena.bonora@unipr.it

prof. Simone Gibertini
E. simone.gibertini@unipr.it

prof. Massimo Magnani
E. massimo.magnani@unipr.it

prof.ssa Alessia Morigi
E. alessia.morigi@unipr.it

prof. Paolo Rinoldi
E. paolo.rinoldi@unipr.it

prof. Gualtiero Rota
E. gualtiero.rota@unipr.it

prof. Paolo Russo
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Erasmus delegates

prof.ssa Cristina Carusi (Erasmus SMT)
E. cristina.carusi@unipr.it

prof. Luca Iori (Erasmus SMS)
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Quality assurance manager

prof. Simone Gibertini
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Internships

prof. Gualtiero Rota
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Tutor students

dr Daphne Natalia Musca
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Web page editor

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