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 131-129 Europeans and Conquest B: Civilising and Colonising the World, 1620-1770

Availability

Not offered in 1998.

Credit Points

12.5 1st year

Coordinator

Mr C Zika

Contact

One 2-hour lecture and a 1-hour tutorial per week

Subject Description

A study of the ways in which Europeans attempted to consolidate their control over cultural, economic and political life throughout large parts of the globe, against the background of war, revolution and mental transformations in pre-industrial Europe; and the role of European notions of civilised society in the formation of early European colonial empires. Students who complete this subject should: understand the development of key cultural ideas in European history such as 'civilisation' and how they underpin European domination in this period; be familiar with some examples of early European colonisation; locate and analyse literary and visual documents which are critical to these historical developments.

Assessment

One research essay of 2500 words (50%), one review essay of 1500 words (40%) and tutorial participation (10%).



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