Humanities - Modules for 2014-15
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CL1CAThe Civilization of Fifth-Century Athens1More information
CL1CBRome in the Augustan Age1More information
CL1G1Ancient Greek 11More information
CL1L1Latin 1 (C)1More information
CL1SOAncient Song1More information
CL1TRTexts, Readers, and Writers1More information
CL2AEAncient Epic2More information
CL2AFAncient World on Film2More information
CL2DRAncient Drama2More information
CL2EY1Egypt and Greece: Hellenic Origins2More information
CL2EY2Egypt and Greece: Roman Revelations2More information
CL2G2Ancient Greek 2 (I)2More information
CL2G3Ancient Greek 3 (I)2More information
CL2GCGreek Comedy2More information
CL2GHGreek History: Archaic Age to Alexander2More information
CL2L2Latin 2 (I)2More information
CL2L3Latin 3 (I)2More information
CL2LVRoman Love Poetry2More information
CL2MSIMy Mother's Sin and other Stories2More information
CL2PEAncient Persuasion2More information
CL2PLWork placement for Classicists and Ancient Historians2More information
CL2PRProspects for Classicists and Ancient Historians2More information
CL2REPRoman Epic2More information
CL2RORoman History: From Republic to Empire2More information
CL2SGSexuality and Gender in the Ancient World2More information
CL2TIHThemes and Issues in History2More information
CL3AAAnatolia and the Aegean in the Late Bronze Age. The Context for the Trojan War3More information
CL3ABAncient Biography3More information
CL3ADGreek Art and Drama3More information
CL3ANXXenophon’s Anabasis3More information
CL3BSAArchaeology and Topography of Ancient Greece3More information
CL3BSRBritish School at Rome Undergraduate Summer School3More information
CL3CTHCarthage:The Rise and Fall3More information
CL3DCIDissertation Completion (Italian and Classical Studies)3More information
CL3DEDissertation in Classical Studies and English3More information
CL3DIDissertation3More information
CL3DNDissertation in Classics3More information
CL3DPPreparation for Dissertation in Classics3More information
CL3G4Ancient Greek 4 (H)3More information
CL3G5Ancient Greek 5 (H)3More information
CL3HWAlexander to Cleopatra: History and Culture of the Hellenistic World (c. 330-30 BC)3More information
CL3INPIndependent Third Year Project3More information
CL3IPIndependent Third Year Project3More information
CL3L4Latin 4 (H)3More information
CL3L5Latin 5 (H)3More information
CL3LAELate Antique Egypt3More information
CL3SILDigital Silchester3More information
CL3TETechnology in the Ancient World3More information
CL3THTransformations of Helen3More information
CL3YDIDissertation Preparation (Italian and Classical Studies)3More information
CLMACApproaches to ClassicsMMore information
CLMACTApproaches to the Classical TraditionMMore information
CLMANAncient Navigation and Maritime ArchaeologyMMore information
CLMARApproaches to RomeMMore information
CLMATApproaches to Ancient Trade and NavigationMMore information
CLMBSRCity of RomeMMore information
CLMDISDissertationMMore information
CLMRMClassics Research MethodsMMore information
CLMSOClassics Special OptionsMMore information
CLMSOBClassics Special Options BMMore information
HA1AAArt's Histories: a survey1More information
HA1ACMakers and Making: artists, architects and their practices1More information
HA2AAAltars, Aristocrats and Guillotine. Aspects of Baroque, Rococo and Neo-Classical art and architecture2More information
HA2CRProspects for Art Historians2More information
HA2DDDistance and difference: perspectives on art, architecture and visual culture2More information
HA2DDCDistance and difference: perspectives on art, architecture and visual culture2More information
HA2ISIndependent Study Module2More information
HA2ISMIndependent study module2More information
HA2ISWIndependent Study with Work Placement2More information
HA2ISWPIndependent study with work placement2More information
HA2OVOther Visions: Modern and Contemporary Art and Architecture2More information
HA2STStudy Trip Abroad2More information
HA2VRArt & Power in Renaissance Italy2More information
HA3AWArt, War and Gender in the Twentieth Century3More information
HA3BDBodies of Difference: Mapping contemporary art3More information
HA3DEDelacroix, Romanticism and French 19c Painting3More information
HA3DIDissertation3More information
HA3EDIHistory of Art/English Joint Dissertation3More information
HA3FPFraming Piety in 15C Italy3More information
HA3GOGoya: Reason and Superstition in the Spanish Enlightenment3More information
HA3HDIHistory of Art/History Joint Dissertation3More information
HA3JDAHistory of Art Joint Dissertation3More information
HA3RARaphael3More information
HAMAHForms of Art History WritingMMore information
HAMCMDebates and Approaches in the History of Art and ArchitectureMMore information
HAMDIDissertationMMore information
HAMIRIndependent ResearchMMore information
HAMRMResearch MethodsMMore information
HAMVBVisualising the BodyMMore information
HS1APHApproaches to History1More information
HS1HDSDirected Study in History1More information
HS1LM1Landmarks in History 11More information
HS1LM2Landmarks in History 21More information
HS1SSHStudy Skills in History1More information
HS2IHEIndependent Historical Essay2More information
HS2INTIntellectuals and Society in Twentieth Century Italy2More information
HS2P08Period in Medieval History: Crusading in the High Middle Ages, 1095-12912More information
HS2P10Period in Medieval History: Kingship and Crisis in England, c.1154-13302More information
HS2P101Period in Modern History: The Colonial Experience: Africa, 1879-19802More information
HS2P102Period in Modern History: The American Dream? US History from Colonial times to the late Twentieth Century2More information
HS2P103Power, Poverty and Protest: The Social History of Rural England, 1800-20002More information
HS2P104American Century: United States history since 18982More information
HS2P11Period in Medieval History:Power and Culture in Capetian France, 987-12702More information
HS2P12Period in Medieval History: Women of the Medieval World2More information
HS2P37Period in Early Modern History: The politics of religion: Britain c. 1529-16892More information
HS2P39Period in Early Modern History: Shaping the Stuart World, 1603-17142More information
HS2P41Period in Early Modern History: Population, Economy and Society in England, 1450-17502More information
HS2P45Period in Early Modern History: Europe 1450-1600: Religion, culture and belief2More information
HS2P49Period in Early Modern History: Political Culture in Seventeenth-Century England2More information
HS2P50Period in Early Modern History: Cradle to Coffin: Living and Dying in Early Modern England, c.1580-17202More information
HS2P86Period in Modern History: Warrior Nation: Prussia and Germany, 1740-19452More information
HS2P88Period in Modern History: Europe in the Twentieth Century2More information
HS2P95Period in Modern History: Victorian Britain2More information
HS2P97Period in Modern History: Elections and political change in Britain, 1832-19452More information
HS2P99Period in Modern History: British Foreign Policy since 19182More information
HS2SA1AStudy Abroad 1A2More information
HS2SA1BStudy Abroad 1B2More information
HS2SA1CStudy Abroad 1C2More information
HS2SA2AStudy Abroad 2A2More information
HS2SA2BStudy Abroad 2B2More information
HS2SA2CStudy Abroad 2C2More information
HS2STASociety, Thought and Art in Modern Europe2More information
HS2TIHThemes and Issues in History2More information
HS2TPHHistorical Themes in Practice2More information
HS2UNRUnity, Nationalism and Regionalism in Europe2More information
HS321France and Europe since 19453More information
HS3BELa Belle Epoque: France 1880-19143More information
HS3CS3European Case Studies (3)3More information
HS3DCFDissertation Completion in History and French3More information
HS3DCGDissertation Completion in History and German3More information
HS3DCIDissertation Completion in History and Italian3More information
HS3HEDHistory Education3More information
HS3HLDDissertation in History3More information
HS3HSDShort Dissertation in History3More information
HS3S05Ritual, Myth and Magic in Early Modern Europe, A3More information
HS3S16The New Deal: The USA and the Legacy of the Great Depression, 1933-1946, A3More information
HS3S19The Countryside in English Culture, c.1750-1939, A3More information
HS3S21The Interregnum in Britain & Ireland, 1649-1660, A3More information
HS3S22Victorian Lives, A3More information
HS3S26Deviance and Discipline: Church and Outcasts in the Central Middle Ages, A3More information
HS3S27From Louis the Fat to Louis the Saint: The Image of Kingship in Capetian France, A3More information
HS3S29European Integration since 1945, A3More information
HS3S31People and Ideas in the Early Enlightenment: Britain and the Republic of Letters, 1650-1750, A3More information
HS3S34In Search of Revolution: The International Communist Movement, 1917-43, A3More information
HS3S37Popular Politics in England, 1500-1642, A3More information
HS3S46Political Leaders and Groups in the French Revolution, A3More information
HS3S47The Last Super Power and the New World Power: the United States and China in the Historical Context, A3More information
HS3S66The New Deal: The USA and the Legacy of the Great Depression, 1933-1946, B3More information
HS3S69The Countryside in English Culture, c.1750-1939, B3More information
HS3S71The Interregnum in Britain & Ireland, 1649-1660, B3More information
HS3S72Victorian Lives, B3More information
HS3S76Deviance and Discipline: Church and Outcasts in the Central Middle Ages, B3More information
HS3S79European Integration since 1945, B3More information
HS3S81People and Ideas in the Early Enlightenment: Britain and the Republic of Letters, 1650-1750, B3More information
HS3S84In Search of Revolution: The International Communist Movement, 1917-43, B3More information
HS3S87Popular Politics in England, 1500-1642, B3More information
HS3S97The Last Super Power and the New World Power: the United States and China in the Historical Context, B3More information
HS3SVAStudy Visit Abroad3More information
HS3SVBStudy Visit Abroad, B3More information
HS3T23Popular Protest and Political Change in America, 1930-19803More information
HS3T25Medieval Magic and the Origins of the Witch-Craze3More information
HS3T30Ireland and the English in the middle ages3More information
HS3T39Witches, Heretics and Social Outcasts: Europe and its Outsiders c.1250-15503More information
HS3T45Popes and Emperors: Contests for Power in the Central Middle Ages3More information
HS3T49The Three Kingdoms in the Williamite Period3More information
HS3T51Revolution in Britain and Ireland: 1603-16493More information
HS3T53Political Extremism in Britain between the Wars3More information
HS3T57Gothic: Architecture, Money and Cultural Identity3More information
HS3T58The Sixties: Politics and Culture in a Divided World3More information
HS3T69‘Race’, Ethnicity and citizenship in America3More information
HS3T71From Bevan to Blair: The Labour Party and British Politics since 19453More information
HS3T72The Rise and Fall of Settler Colonialism in Southern Africa, 1890 to 19983More information
HS3T73The treatment of the poor in England, c.1550-c.18003More information
HS3T74Industrialization and its Discontents: City, Country and Utopia in England, 1800-20003More information
HS3T75The United States and the Cold War3More information
HS3T98From Darwin to Death Camps? Evolution and eugenics in European society, 1859-19453More information
HS3YDPFDissertation Preparation in History and French3More information
HS3YDPGDissertation Preparation in History and German3More information
HS3YDPIDissertation Preparation in History and Italian3More information
HSMDE1Diploma Extended EssayMMore information
HSMDN3DissertationMMore information
HSMOP1Option OneMMore information
HSMOP2Option TwoMMore information
HSMSR1Historical Skills and ResourcesMMore information
HSMTPHistory: theory, practice and themesMMore information
HSMTP2Modern History: theory, practice and themesMMore information
MSMDI7DissertationMMore information
MSMLPMedieval Latin and PalaeographyMMore information
MSMLPAMedieval Latin and PalaeographyMMore information
MSMRM2Researching the Middle AgesMMore information
MSMSD7DissertationMMore information
MSMSSAAdvanced Study and Source AnalysisMMore information
MSMSTAOption AMMore information
MSMSTBOption BMMore information
MSMSTCOption CMMore information
PP1HNHuman Nature1More information
PP1MWMind and World1More information
PP1RAReason and Argument1More information
PP1VVValues and Virtues1More information
PP2AESAesthetics2More information
PP2APAncient Philosophy2More information
PP2CPPContemporary Political Philosophy2More information
PP2EANEthics and Animals2More information
PP2EM1Early Modern Philosophy 12More information
PP2EM2Early Modern Philosophy 22More information
PP2ILIntroductory Logic2More information
PP2LRLanguage and Reality2More information
PP2MINPhilosophy of Mind2More information
PP2MPMoral Philosophy2More information
PP2RLPhilosophy of Religion2More information
PP2SA1Study Abroad 12More information
PP2SA2Study Abroad 22More information
PP2SA3Study Abroad 32More information
PP2SCIPhilosophy of Science2More information
PP2TKTheory of Knowledge2More information
PP3BMEBiomedical Ethics3More information
PP3CAPPhilosophy of Crime and Punishment3More information
PP3CMTContemporary Moral Theory3More information
PP3COGPhilosophy of Cognitive Science3More information
PP3DISDissertation in Philosophy3More information
PP3EEEnvironmental Ethics3More information
PP3FAIFairness3More information
PP3FWRFree Will and Responsibility3More information
PP3HPPThe History of Political Philosophy3More information
PP3LANPhilosophy of Language3More information
PP3PARParadoxes3More information
PP3SA1Study Abroad 13More information
PP3SA2Study Abroad 23More information
PP3SA3Study Abroad 33More information
PP3WITPhilosophy of Wittgenstein3More information
PPM10Essay Module 1MMore information
PPM100DissertationMMore information
PPM15Essay module 2MMore information
PPM20Essay module 3MMore information
PPM40Seminar presentationMMore information
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