LECTURE OUTLINES AND SECTION DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

WEEK X

M 3/10 Swiss Reformation: 1) Zwingli versus Luther
                                        2) Calvin in Geneva

T 3/11 German Reformation Politics

W 3/12 English Reformation

Th 3/13 Counter Reformation and Scientific Revolution

F 3/13 Section: Final review

WEEK IX

New posted Tuesday 3/4: Hapsburg Geneology of Charles V

M 3/3  Renaissance Art in Italy 15th Century (reposted Monday evening)

Tu 3/4 Charles V, the Empire & Hapsburg Valois Wars

          Background to the Reformation

W 3/5 Erasmus and Christian Humanism (new posted Weds 3/5)

         Luther and the German Reformation

Th 3/6 The German Peasants' War

          Zwingli and the Anabaptists

Fr 3/7 Section: 1) Link to readings on Reformation

                      2) Discussion questions for section

WEEK VIII

** Revised outlines from Thursday in class lecture (new added Sat 3/1)
Th 2/28 Florentine Republic of 1494: Savonarola & Machiavelli

M 2/25   100 Years War

 Tu 2/26   German Empire and the Hapsburgs

              Renaissance Humanism and Petrarch (new: added Tues 2/26)

W 2/27  15th C. Florence: Medici and Republic of 1494

Th 2/28   Medieval Political Theory and Machiavelli

Fri 2/29  Section Discussion: Machiavelli, The Prince

 

WEEK VII

Tu 2/19      Dante & Florence (continued)
              
W 2/20       Avignon Papacy
   and Great Schism             

Th 2/21       Crises of 14th Century

   and background for Thomas More

Fr 2/22      Discussion: Thomas More, Utopia

WEEK VI

Tu 2/12      Medieval Heresy and the Inquisition

W  2/13       Papal Imperial Conflicts of 13th C.

Th 2/14      Guelf-Ghibelline conflict in 13th C. Florence (link added 2/14)

                 Dante, Florence & the Italian City States

Fr 2/15      Section Discussion: Diary of Gregorio Dati, Italian merchant

WEEK V

M 2/4        Investiture Controversy

Tu 2/5      Angevin Empire: Eleanor of Aquitaine & Courtly Love

W 2/6      England: Magna Carta

Th 2/7     12th C. Renaissance: Universities & Towns

Fr 2/8    Section Discussion: Abelard and Heloise

WEEK IV    

M 1/28 Invasions of 9-10th C, Feudalism, Manorialism

Tu 1/29 Norman Conquest of England

W 1/30 Capetian France and Angevin Empire: Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine

Th 1/31 First Crusade, the Jews and the Crusader Kingdoms

Fr 2/1 DISCUSSION: Accounts of the Crusades, Geary Reader

WEEK III

M 1/21 HOLIDAY

Tu 1/22 Rise of Islam

W 1/23 Rise of Franks to Charlamagne

Th 1/24 Carolingian succession & invasions of 9-10th C

F/ 125 DICUSSION: Einhard's Life of Charlemagne & Capitularies

WEEK II

M 1/14 Fall of Rome: Germanic Invasions & St. Augustine

Tu 1/15 Ostrogothic Kingdom & Justinian's Reconquest

W 1/16 Monasticism, St. Benedict & Gregory the Great

Th 1/17 Additional posting from lecture: Bede on conversion etc.

           Rise of the Franks POSTPONED UNTIL WEEK III

Fri 1/18 SECTION READING: Monasticism, Sanctity & Conversion/

WEEK I

M 1/7     Introduction and Overview of Medieval history

REPOSTED NOTES FROM Week I POWERPOINT CLASS PRESENTATIONS

Tu 1/8 Romans: Founding Legends, Politics, Religion, Morality

Weds 1/9 Tactius, Germans & Roman Empire in 1st Century

Thurs 1/10 Diocletian, Constantine & Christianity

F 1/11     Discussion Questions for Tacitus Germania, in Geary Readings in Medieval History
       
                 Link to on-line text of Germania: http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/tacitus-germanygord.html


Original postings from Week I

Tu 1/8    Romans

W 1/9     Germans

Th 1/10   Christians