Culture and Behaviour in France, 1550-1750 I

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course, exploring the characteristics and complexities of elite and popular culture in Early Modern France, focuses primarily on the techniques of historical research. Heavy emphasis is placed on archival sources (translated and transcribed) relating to diverse facets of social, cultural and religious history, and on historical logic. The course also welcomes students from other branches of behaviour studies. No French required. CALENDAR NOTES: This course is the first part of the former full-year course HIST 3040X/Y.06. This course description reflects the entirety of the pair (HIST 3046.03 and HIST 3047.03). PREREQUISITES: FYP or some background in early modern or medieval history EXCLUSIONS: HIST 3040X/Y.06 FORMATS: Lecture | Discussion