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Course organization
Adopting complementary teaching methods (lectures of general history, monographic lectures, meetings seminar, laboratory analysis of sources) the course will provide the essential elements to understand the realities and dynamics of the European societies of the Old Regime (buckets. XVI-XVIII ) through a series of lessons-panel devoted to the main institutional and social aspects of the modern world. Addressing a particular theme monographic students will then be able to overcome the simplifications manualistiche (producing unconscious stereotypes) and historiographical clichés, verifying the sources and texts of the most famous interpretation schemes.
Course program:
a) Introduction to the history of Europe in the modern era (the 1st module).
b) Enlightenment: rights, freedom, happiness (2 ° modulo p)
For passing the exam is required: a) a good basic knowledge of European history between 1453 and 1815; b) the ability to interpret the main moments of transformation in the economic, social, political and institutional, cultural; c) the ability to analyze and contextualize a historical document; d) the development of a research project on a topic of history of the modern age. In the introductory part, on the general history of 'modern age (XV-XVIII), alongside a part of deepening dedicated to the history and culture of Europe in the eighteenth century Enlightenment, exploring a few key words developed by the Enlightenment, as " rights "," freedom "and" happiness ", with particular attention to the problem of censorship and press freedom.
Written admission test and subsequent oral examination (only for those who have passed the written test), to be incurred in the same examination session, also in two separate appeals. The admission test will focus mainly on the general; The interview on the monographic and on further reading.
01. Il Passaggio alla modernità
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02. Periodizzazione
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03. La crisi religiosa del Cinquecento
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04. La idee della Riforma
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05. L'Europa agli inizi del'Età moderna: sec. XIV-XVI
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06. Gli equilibri europei fra Cinque e Seicento
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06. L'Europa nel secolo di ferro
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07. Il Seicento: un secolo di crisi?
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08. L'Inghilterra fra due rivoluzioni
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09. La Francia di Luigi XIV
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10. La crisi della coscienza europea
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11. L'Europa del Settecento
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12. I nuovi equilibri politici settenteschi
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13. Illuminismo e riforme
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14. Lynn Hunt e la forza dell'empatia
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16. La rivoluzione americana
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17. La rivoluzione francese
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18. La storia culturale di Robert Darnton
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Mat. 01. Atti di battesimo sec. XVI-XVII
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Mat. 02. Contadini tedeschi XVI secolo
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Mat. 03. Diritti signorili in francia sec. XVIII
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