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FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
2016-17
All members of the University may attend lectures announced in the Lecture List except where accommodation is limited, in which case priority will
be given to students preparing for examination in the subject concerned.
HISTORICAL TRIPOS
Lectures will be delivered in the Faculty of History unless otherwise stated
Last updated 02/05/2017.
MICHAELMAS 2016
LENT 2017
EASTER 2017
(week 1 starts Thursday 6th October)
General
For first year students:
DR L. KLEIN AND OTHERS
Welcome and introduction to studying
History at Cambridge.
W. 5th Oct., 11-11.45 Lady Mitchell Hall
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DR P. CAVILL
Introduction to HAP.
W. 5th Oct., 11.50-12.30 Lady Mitchell
Hall
DR L. WASHINGTON AND LIBRARY
STAFF
Seeley Library Introduction: Twentyminute sessions as follows:
Tu. 4th Oct., 9.30, 10, 10.30, 11, 11.30,
2, 2.30
W. 5th Oct., 9.30, 10, 10.30, 2, 2.30
(week 1 starts Thursday 19th January)
PART I
General
For second year students:
DR A. ARSAN
Doing a dissertation: a guide for Part I
stude
nts thinking about doing a
dissertation in Part II.
F. 27th Jan., 2-3 LG18, Faculty of Law
DR L. WASHINGTON
Doing a dissertation: a guide to online
research resources.
F. 10th Mar., 2-3 LG18, Faculty of Law
DR B. GRIFFIN
How to revise for Part I.
M. 13th Mar., 3-4
LG19, Faculty of Law
(week 1 starts Thursday 27th April)
General
For second year students:
TEACHERS OF SPECIAL SUBJECTS
Introduction to Special Subjects.
W. 26th Apr., 1.30-4.00
Th. 27th Apr., 1.30-4.00
LG19, Faculty of Law
PROF. C. MULDREW AND DR S.
PEARSALL
Tripos demystified: Introduction to
Part I Examinations.
F. 28th Apr., 2-3 LG18, Faculty of Law
DR R.E. HORROX
Study Skills: First Year Historians. (Two
lectures)
F. 7th Oct., 2-3 LG18, Faculty of Law
M. 10th Oct., 3-4 LG19, Faculty of Law
DR L. WASHINGTON
Online Resources: A guide for Part I
students.
M. 17th Oct., 3-4 LG19, Faculty of Law
DR R. WATSON AND OTHERS
Introduction to Themes and Sources I:
Choosing your option. Tu. 11th Oct.,
2-4 Lady Mitchell Hall
Introduction to Themes and Sources II:
Preparing for the course.
F. 2nd Dec., 10-10.30
For first and second year students:
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 LG18 Law Faculty
For all years:
For first and second year students:
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
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Historical Argument and Practice.
Historiography, themes and
approaches. (Eight lectures) Th. 2 Lady
Mitchell Hall (week 1 only); LG19,
Faculty of Law (weeks 2-9)
Concepts and problems.
(Eight lectures)
M. 2 LG19, Faculty of Law
LECTURE LIST
(Eight lectures) M. 10
For all years:
Historical Argument and Practice.
Historiography, themes and
approaches (continued). (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) Th. 2 LG19,
Faculty of Law
Concepts and problems (continued).
(Eight lectures)
M. 2 LG19, Faculty of Law
Paper 1: Themes and Sources1
W. 11-1, fortnightly from 25th Jan.:
(i) DR M. ALLEN, PROF. J.C.
MULDREW AND OTHERS
Money and society from late
Antiquity to the Financial
Revolution.
(ii) DR J. BARRAU AND OTHERS
Royal and princely courts:
ancient, medieval and early
modern.
(iii) DR G. RAMOS
Religious conversion and
colonialism.
(iv) DR E. SPARY AND OTHERS
Remaking the modern body,
1543-1939.
(ix) DR M. CALARESU AND PROF. P.
MANDLER
The history of collecting.
(x) PROF. G. AUSTIN
Wealth and poverty in West
Africa, from the slave trades to
the present
(xi) DR H. GRUNWALD
Politics of memory in Germany
after 1945 (German sources).
(xii) DR A. LITVINE
World War II and its legacy in
France (French sources).
(xiii) DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR, DR A.
ERICKSON AND DR C. BRIGGS
Earning a living 1377-1911:
2016-17
Paper 1: Themes and Sources1
Weekly, W. 11-1 (weeks 1-5):
(i) DR M. ALLEN, PROF. J.C.
MULDREW AND OTHERS
Money and society from late
Antiquity to the Financial
Revolution.
(iii) DR G. RAMOS
Religious conversion and
colonialism.
(iv) DR E. SPARY AND OTHERS
Remaking the modern body,
1543- 1939.
(viii) PROF. J. ROBERTSON AND MR T
NICHOLAS-TWINING
Sacred histories.
(ix) DR M. CALARESU AND PROF. P.
MANDLER
The history of collecting.
(xi) DR H. GRUNWALD
Politics of memory in Germany
after 1945 (German sources).
(xiii) DR A. ERICKSON AND OTHERS
Earning a living 1377-1911:
Work, occupations, gender and
economic development in
England.
(xiv) DR C. SHINDLER AND OTHERS
Film and history, 1929-1945.
Weekly, F. 11-1 (weeks 1-5):
(ii) DR J. BARRAU AND OTHERS
Royal and princely courts:
ancient, medieval and early
modern. F. 11
Class sizes for Themes and Sources are limited, and priority is given to
students preparing for examination in these papers. Others may attend only
with the prior consent of the teacher of the course.
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2
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LECTURE LIST
Work, occupations, gender and
economic development in
England.
(xiv) DR C. SHINDLER AND OTHERS
Film and history, 1929-1945.
W. 11-1, fortnightly from 1st Feb.:
(v) PROF. T. HARPER AND OTHERS
The Bandung moment:
revolution and anti-imperialism
in the twentieth century
(vi) DR Z. GROVES AND OTHERS
Comparative histories of race,
class and culture: Southern
Africa, 1850-2013.
(viii) PROF. J. ROBERTSON AND MR T.
NICHOLAS-TWINING
Sacred histories.
Paper 2: British Political History 3801100
DR D.R. PRATT, DR D. WOODMAN AND
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Core lectures: British political history
380-1100.
(Eight lectures) Tu. 9
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Anglo-Saxon history.
(Eight lectures) W. 10 Faculty of English
(xv) DR P. WARDE
World environmental history.
Paper 2: British Political History 3801100
DR D. WOODMAN AND DR C. BRETT
Politics and economy in early
medieval Britain. (Eight lectures)
Tu. 9
DR D. WOODMAN
Law and the written word in AngloSaxon government. (Two lectures,
two one-hour classes, weeks 1-4)
M. 10
2016-17
(v) PROF. T. HARPER AND OTHERS
The Bandung moment:
revolution and anti-imperialism
in the twentieth century. F. 11
(vi) DR Z. GROVES AND OTHERS
Comparative histories of race,
class and culture: Southern
Africa, 1850-2013. F. 11
(x) PROF. G. AUSTIN
Wealth and Poverty in West
Africa, from the Slave Trades to
the Present F. 11
(xii) DR A. LITVINE
World War II and its legacy in
France (French sources). F. 11
(xv) DR P. WARDE
World environmental history.
F. 11
Paper 2: British Political History 3801100
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Themes and problems in Anglo-Saxon
history. (Four classes, weeks 1-4)
W. 10 Faculty of English
DR T. LAMBERT
Law, kingship and society in AngloSaxon England. (Four lectures, weeks
1-4) Th. 9
DR D. WOODMAN
Anglo-Saxon Northumbria, c. 6501100. (Four lectures, weeks 5-8)
M. 10
Paper 3: British Political History 10501509
DR J. BARRAU, MR R. PARTINGTON
AND DR P. CAVILL
England and ‘Britain’ in the Middle
Ages. (Sixteen lectures) F. 11, Tu. 9
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Anglo-Saxon history.
(Eight lectures) W. 10 Faculty of
English
Paper 3: British Political History
1050-1509
DR J. BARRAU, DR C. BURT, MR R.
PARTINGTON AND DR A. SPENCER
Medieval Themes.
(Eight lectures) F.11
(Eight two-hour classes) Tu. 11
Paper 3: British Political History
1050-1509
DR J. BARRAU AND OTHERS
Revision. (Four one-hour classes,
weeks 1-4) Th. 12
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Paper 4: British Political History 14851714
PROF. M. GOLDIE AND OTHERS
Core lectures: British political history
1485-1714. (Twelve lectures, weeks 16) F. 9, Tu. 9
DR P. CAVILL
Themes in Tudor politics. (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 10
DR A. HUNT
Reformation to Civil War, 1559-1640.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) W. 10
DR L. CORENS AND DR S. MAGHENZANI
Textual Counter-Reformation: reading
and writing Catholicism in Britain and
Europe. (Four lectures, weeks 5-8) Tu.
10
Attention is drawn to the following
lectures hosted by the Faculty of
Divinity:
PROF. R. REX
The English Reformation. (Eight
lectures) Th. 10
Paper 5: British Political History 16881886
DR M. NEAL AND DR A. THOMPSON
Core lectures: British politics 16881815. (Sixteen lectures) Tu. Th. 12
DR M. NEAL
Sources and contexts for eighteenth
century British politics. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 1, 3, 5 and 7) W. 2
LECTURE LIST
Paper 4: British Political History
1485-1714
PROF. M. GOLDIE AND OTHERS
Document classes. (Eight one-hour
classes) F. 9
DR J. BISHOP AND DR J. GALLAGHER
Teaching and learning in early
modern Britain. (Four lectures, weeks
1-4) Tu. 12
2016-17
Paper 4: British Political History
1485-1714
DR D. SMITH
Revision. (Four two-hour classes,
weeks 1-4) F. 9
PROF. M. GOLDIE AND OTHERS
Revision. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
W. 11
DR A. HUNT
Early modern media.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) Th. 12
DR G. GLICKMAN
The Church of England and its
opponents, 1603-1689.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) Th. 12
Attention is drawn to the following
lectures hosted by the Faculty of
Divinity:
PROF. R. REX
English Christianity before the
Reformation: Wycliffe to Henry VIII.
(Eight lectures) Tu. 11
Paper 5: British Political History
1688-1886
DR G. ATKINS
God and the British, 1688-1900.
(Eight lectures) M. 11 Th. 12
Paper 5: British Political History
1688-1886
DR M. NEAL
Revision: 1688-1815. (Two one-hour
classes, weeks 2 and 3) Tu. 10
DR B. GRIFFIN
Revision: 1815-1886. (Two one-hour
classes, weeks 2 and 3) W. 9
DR B. GRIFFIN AND OTHERS
Core lectures: British politics 18151886. (Sixteen lectures) M. 9, W. 11
DR B. GRIFFIN
Sources and contexts for nineteenth
century British politics. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8) W. 2
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Paper 6: British Political History since
1880
DR J. LAWRENCE AND OTHERS
Core lectures: British political history
since 1880.
(Sixteen lectures) Tu. 11, W. 11
Paper 7: British Economic and Social
History 380-1100
DR D.R. PRATT, DR T. WEBBER AND DR
A. LEONARD
Core Lectures: British economic and
social history 380-1100. (Eight lectures)
Th. 9
DR D.R. PRATT AND DR. A LEONARD
Society and economy in the early
medieval British Isles, 380-1100. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) M. 10
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Anglo-Saxon history.
(Eight lectures) W. 10 Faculty of
English
DR T. MARTIN AND OTHERS
The North Sea in the early middle ages.
(Eight lectures) Tu. 11 Division of
Archaeology
Paper 8: British Economic and Social
History 1050-c.1500
DR C. BRIGGS
British economic history 1050-c.1500.
(Eight lectures) Th. 9
PROF. J. ARNOLD, DR C. BRIGGS AND
DR R. HORROX
British social history 1050-c.1500.
(Eight lectures) F. 10
LECTURE LIST
2016-17
Paper 6: British Political History since
1880
DR B. GRIFFIN AND OTHERS
Core lectures: British political history
since 1880 (continued).
(Twelve lectures, weeks 1-6) M. 11,
Tu. 11
Paper 6: British Political History since
1880
DR J. LAWRENCE
Revision. (Two two-hour classes,
weeks 2-3) Th. 2
DR A. LEONARD
Anglo-Saxon society from the middle
Saxon period to the Viking age. (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) M. 10
DR T. LAMBERT
Law, kingship and society in AngloSaxon England. (Four lectures, weeks
1-4) Th. 9
Paper 7: British Economic and Social
History 380-1100
DR A. LEONARD AND DR A. BONNER
Society and economy in the early
medieval British Isles, 380-1100
(continued). (Four lectures, weeks 14) Th. 9
Paper 7: British Economic and Social
History 380-1100
DR M. ALLEN
Money in medieval England and
sources for monetary history. (One
class, week 2) Th. 2 Fitzwilliam
Museum
DR D. WOODMAN
Anglo-Saxon Northumbria, c. 6501100. (Four lectures, weeks 5-8)
M. 10
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Themes and problems in Anglo-Saxon
history. (Four classes, weeks 1-4)
W. 10 Faculty of English
DR D. WOODMAN AND DR C. BRETT
Politics and economy in early
medieval Britain. (Eight lectures)
Tu. 9
PROF. S.D. KEYNES
Anglo-Saxon history.
(Eight lectures) W. 10 Faculty of
English
DR T. MARTIN AND OTHERS
The North Sea in the early middle
ages. (Eight lectures) Tu. 11 Division
of Archaeology
Paper 8: British Economic and Social
History 1050-c.1500
DR C. BRIGGS
British economic history 1050-c.1500
(continued).
(Eight lectures) Th. 9
DR C. BRIGGS, DR J. BARRAU AND DR
A. SPENCER
British social history 1050-c.1500.
(continued).
(Eight lectures) Th. 12
DR T. MARTIN AND OTHERS
The North Sea in the early middle
ages. (Four lectures) Tu. 11 Division of
Archaeology
Paper 8: British Economic and Social
History 1050-c.1500
DR C. BRIGGS AND OTHERS
Revision. (Four one-hour classes,
weeks 1-4) M. 12
DR M. ALLEN
Money in medieval England and
sources for monetary history. (One
class, week 2) Th. 2 Fitzwilliam
Museum
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FACULTY OF HISTORY
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
Paper 9: British Economic and Social
History c.1500-1750
PROF. J.C. MULDREW, DR A. HUNT AND
OTHERS
British economic and social history,
c.1500-1750. (Sixteen lectures and
classes) Th. 9, Fr. 12
DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Agricultural and agrarian change, 15501850. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 12
PROF. J.C. MULDREW AND DR L. SHAWTAYLOR
The long industrial transformation:
manufacturing, 1550-1850. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) W. 12
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
Paper 10: British Economic and Social
History 1700-1880
DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
British economic and social history,
1700-1880. (Eight lectures) F. 12
PROF. S. SZRETER
British economic and social history c.
1830-c.2000. (First six lectures are
relevant) M. 12
LECTURE LIST
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
Attention is drawn to the following
lectures hosted by the Faculty of
Divinity:
PROF. R. REX
English Christianity before the
Reformation: Wycliffe to Henry VIII.
(Eight lectures) Tu. 11
Paper 9: British Economic and Social
History c.1500-1750
DR A.L. ERICKSON AND OTHERS
British economic and social history,
c.1500-1750. (Continued) (Sixteen
lectures and classes) Th. 9, Fr. 12
DR D. NEEDHAM
The state, economy and society. (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) F. 10
2016-17
Paper 9: British Economic and Social
History c.1500-1750
DR A.L. ERICKSON, PROF. J.C.
MULDREW AND OTHERS
Revision. (Three one-hour classes,
weeks 2-4) M. 10
DR P. WARDE
Energy, economy and environment in
Britain, 1550-1900. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) F. 10
DR A. HUNT
Early modern media.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) Th. 12
DR J. BISHOP AND DR J. GALLAGHER
Teaching and learning in early
modern Britain. (Four lectures, weeks
1-4) Tu. 12
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
Paper 10: British Economic and Social
History 1700-1880
DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
British economic and social history,
1700-1880 (continued). (Eight
lectures) F. 12
Paper 10: British Economic and Social
History 1700-1880
DR A.N. OTHER
Revision. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
Tu. 9
DR L. KLEIN
British society and culture in the long
eighteenth century (continued). (Four
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DR L. KLEIN
British society and culture in the long
eighteenth century. (Eight lectures) Tu.
10
DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Agricultural and agrarian change, 15501850. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 12
PROF. J.C. MULDREW AND DR L. SHAWTAYLOR
The long industrial transformation:
manufacturing, 1550-1850. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) W. 12
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
Paper 11: British History since c.1880
Economic and Social
PROF. S. SZRETER, PROF. P. MANDLER,
DR L. DELAP AND DR D. NEEDHAM
Core lectures: British economic and
social history since c.1880. (Eight
lectures) Th. 9
PROF. S. SZRETER
British economic and social history c.
1830-c.2000. (Eight lectures) M. 12
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
LECTURE LIST
lectures, weeks 1-4) Tu. 10
2016-17
PROF. P. MANDLER
Concepts in social and cultural
history, 1780-1880. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Tu. 10
DR G. ATKINS
God and the British, c. 1700-1900.
(Eight lectures) M. 11 Th. 12
DR D. NEEDHAM
The state, economy and society. (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) F. 10
DR P. WARDE
Energy, economy and environment in
Britain, 1550-1900. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) F. 10
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
Paper 11: British Economic and Social
History since c.1880
PROF. S. SZRETER, PROF. P.
MANDLER, DR L. DELAP AND DR D.
NEEDHAM
Core lectures: British economic and
social history since c.1880
(continued). (Eight lectures) Th. 9
Paper 11: British Economic and Social
History since c.1880
PROF. S. SZRETER AND OTHERS
Revision. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
M. 12
DR D. NEEDHAM
British economic history and
economic policy since c.1880.
(Six lectures, weeks 1-6) M. 9
DR T. ROGAN
Social movements in twentiethcentury Britain. (Four lectures, weeks
5-8) Tu. 12
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
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FACULTY OF HISTORY
Paper 12: European History 776BC AD69
All lectures and classes for Paper 12
take place in the Faculty of Classics
DR H. WILLEY
An introduction to Greek history:
Imperial Athens. (Eight lectures)
Tu. 11
DR J. PATTERSON
An introduction to Roman history:
Imperial expansion and political conflict
from the mid-Republic to Augustus.
(Eight lectures) Th. 11
DR P. MILLETT AND OTHERS
Between two worlds: from Classical to
Hellenistic Greece. (Twelve lectures,
weeks 1-6) Tu. Th. 10
Paper 13: European History 31BC AD900
DR M. HUMPHREYS AND OTHERS
The making of the early medieval
world. (Eight lectures, weeks 1-5,
commencing 12th Oct)
W. F. 9
DR P. SARRIS
The making of the Byzantine world.
(Eight lectures, weeks 5-9) W. F. 9
Paper 14: European History 900-c.1215
PROF. J. ARNOLD AND OTHERS
Survey lectures: European history 900c.1215. (Sixteen lectures)
M. Tu.
12
Paper 15: European History 1200-1520
PROF. D.S.H. ABULAFIA, PROF. J
ARNOLD AND DR D. NAPOLITANO
Late medieval Europe. (Twelve
lectures) Tu. 11 (weeks 1-4), Th. 12
(weeks 1-8)
LECTURE LIST
2016-17
Paper 12: European History 776BC AD69
All lectures and classes for Paper 12
take place in the Faculty of Classics
DR R. FLEMMING
Living and dying in the ancient world.
(Eight lectures) Th. 11
Paper 12: European History 776BC AD69
All lectures and classes for Paper 12
take place in the Faculty of Classics
PROF. R. OSBORNE AND DR A. HUNT
Early Rome and Greece. (Twelve
lectures) Tu. 11 (weeks 1-6), F. 11
(weeks 2-7)
Paper 13: European History 31BC AD900
DR C. O’BRIEN AND DR G. VOCINO
Kingship, religion and culture in the
early middle ages. (Eight lectures)
W. 9
Paper 13: European History 31BC AD900
DR C. SAHNER
The making of the early Islamic world.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) Tu. 12
DR J. PATTERSON
The Roman Emperor.
(Twelve lectures, weeks 1-6) F. 11
Tu.11
DR R. FLEMMING
Living and dying in the ancient world.
(Eight lectures) Th. 11 Faculty of
Classics
DR J. PATTERSON
The Roman emperor: from Tiberius to
the Severans. (Twelve lectures, weeks
1-6) Tu. F. 11 Faculty of Classics
DR A.N. OTHER
Revision: Europe 300-900 (Four onehour classes) W. 2
PROF. R. OSBORNE AND DR A. HUNT
Law and life in ancient Greece and
Rome (Twelve lectures) Tu. 11 (weeks
1-6), F. 11 (weeks 2-7) Faculty of
Classics
Paper 14: European History 900c.1215
PROF. J. ARNOLD, DR N. BEREND,
PROF. E.M.C. VAN HOUTS AND
OTHERS
Survey lectures: European history
900-c.1215 (continued). (Sixteen
lectures) M. Tu. 12
Paper 15: European History 12001520
PROF. D.S.H. ABULAFIA
Late medieval Europe (continued).
(Eight lectures, weeks 5-8) Tu. 10, Th.
11
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FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
DR J. BARRAU AND DR I. VAN’T SPIJKER
Late medieval France. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Tu. 11
DR N. BEREND
Late medieval religion. (Four lectures,
weeks 1-4) W. 10
Paper 16: European History 1450-1760
DR W. O’REILLY AND OTHERS
Core lectures: European history 14501760. (Eight lectures) W. 9
Paper 16: European History 14501760
DR W. O’REILLY AND OTHERS
The same continued. (Eight lectures)
W. 9
DR D. TROCMÉ-LATTER
Music and the Reformation in
Germany, Switzerland and the
Netherlands. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
Tu. 10
DR L. CORENS AND DR S. MAGHENZANI
Textual Counter-Reformation: reading
and writing Catholicism in Britain and
Europe. (Four lectures, weeks 5-8) Tu.
10
DR N. BEREND
The northern and eastern frontiers of
late medieval Europe. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) W. 10
2016-17
Paper 16: European History 14501760
DR W. O’REILLY AND OTHERS
Revision. (Two two-hour classes,
weeks 1-2) F. 11
DR R. OOSTERHOFF
Artisans and craft culture in early
modern Europe. (Four lectures,
weeks 1-4) M. 12
DR M. LAMOTTE AND DR T.
HAMILTON
Early modern France and its empire.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) M. 12
Paper 17: European History 1715-1890
PROF. C.M. CLARK AND OTHERS
Core and survey lectures: European
history 1715-1890.
(Sixteen lectures) F. W. 9
Paper 17: European History 17151890
PROF. C.M. CLARK AND OTHERS
The same continued.
(Sixteen lectures) F. W. 9
Paper 17: European History 17151890
PROF. C.M. CLARK
Revision. (One two-hour class, week
2) Th. 9
Paper 18: European History since 1890
DR M. SMITH AND OTHERS
Survey lectures: European history
1890-1940. (Sixteen lectures)
M. 9, F. 10
Paper 18: European History since
1890
DR M. SMITH AND OTHERS
Survey lectures: European history
since 1939. (Sixteen lectures)
M. 9, F. 10
Paper 18: European History since
1890
DR M. SMITH
Revision. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
W. 10 (week 1), M. 9 (weeks 2-4)
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
DR P. RAMOS PINTO
Economics for historians. (Eight
lectures) M. 11 Faculty of Law
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
DR N. MORA-SITJA, DR P. RAMOS
PINTO AND DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR
Understanding quantitative history.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
9
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Paper 19: History of Political Thought
to c.1700
DR A. BRETT
Plato, Aristotle and the medieval
reception of classical thought. (Eight
lectures) Tu. 11
DR J. CANNING
Temporal and spiritual in medieval
political thought. (Four lectures, weeks
1-4) W. 11
DR J. CANNING
Roman Law in political thought.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) W. 11
DR R. SERJEANTSON
Machiavelli, More and Renaissance
humanism. (Four lectures, weeks 5-8)
M. 10
Paper 20: History of Political Thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Natural law, sociability and luxury.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) F. 10
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Montesquieu and Hume. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) F. 10
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Burke. (Two lectures, weeks 1-2) M. 9
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Political thought of the American
Revolution. (Two lectures, weeks 3-4)
M. 9
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Wollstonecraft. (Two lectures, weeks 56) M. 9
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Gender and political thought. (Two
lectures, weeks 7-8) M. 9
DR T. HOPKINS
French political thought from the
Revolution to Tocqueville.
(Eight lectures) Th. 9
LECTURE LIST
Paper 19: History of Political Thought
to c.1700
DR A.S. BRETT
Hobbes.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) Tu. 12
2016-17
DR A.S. BRETT
Reason of state and the origins of
international law. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Tu. 12
PROF. M. GOLDIE
Locke. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
Tu. 9
PROF. M. GOLDIE
Sovereignty, revolution and
toleration, 1570-1700. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Tu. 9
Paper 20: History of Political Thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Rousseau and Smith. (Four lectures,
weeks 1-4) F. 10
DR R. SCURR
Social science and political thought.
(Two lectures, weeks 5-6) F. 10
DR C. MECKSTROTH
German political thought from Kant
to Marx. (Eight lectures) M. 12
Paper 20: History of Political Thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Themes in eighteenth century
political thought. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 1-4) M. 12
DR C. MECKSTROTH
Themes in nineteenth century
political thought. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 1-4) Tu. 12
DR C. MECKSTROTH
Bentham and Mill.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 12
DR C. BROOKE
Nationalism and the state.
(Two lectures, weeks 5-6) W. 12
DR C. BROOKE
Empire and civilization.
(Two lectures, weeks 7-8) W. 12
10
FACULTY OF HISTORY
Paper 21: Empires and World History
from the Fifteenth Century to the First
World War
DR A. ARSAN
Key topics in world history. (Eight
lectures, weeks 1-4) Th. Tu. 12
DR G. RAMOS
Latin America in world history.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) Th. 12
PROF. A. BASHFORD
The Pacific in world history. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) Tu. 12
LECTURE LIST
Paper 21: Empires and World History
from the Fifteenth Century to the
First World War
DR L. DENAULT, DR A. DUDNEY, DR S.
KAPILA AND DR T. SIMPSON
South Asia. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
M. 10
DR B. EVERILL, DR M. LAMOTTE AND
OTHERS
Africa in global history.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 10
2016-17
Paper 21: Empires and World History
from the Fifteenth Century to the
First World War
DR C. SKOTT
Revision.
(Two two-hour classes, weeks 1-2)
M. 10
DR C. SKOTT
The Indian Ocean world. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) W. 10
DR A. ARSAN
The Ottoman world. (Two lectures,
weeks 5-6) M. 10
Paper 22: North American History
from c.1500 to 1865
PROF. A PRESTON AND OTHERS
Core lectures for Papers 22 and 24
American History.
(Eight lectures, weeks 1-4) M. W. 10
DR R. LEOW
The late Qing. (Two lectures, weeks 78) M. 10
Paper 22: North American History
from c.1500 to 1865
DR B. EVERILL
The United States, 1789-1865.
(Sixteen lectures) Th. 10, F. 12
Paper 22: North American History
from c.1500 to 1865
DR S. PEARSALL
Revision. (One two-hour class, Th. 10)
Paper 23: World History since 1914
PROF. T. HARPER
Themes in twentieth century world
history. (Eight lectures) F. 12
Paper 23: World History since 1914
PROF. T. HARPER
Comparative empire: Southeast Asia.
(Two lectures, weeks 1-2) M. 11
Paper 23: World History since 1914
PROF. T. HARPER
Revision. (Two one-hour classes,
weeks 1-2) Th. 11
DR Z. GROVES
Africa since 1914.
(Four lectures, weeks 5-8) Th. 11
DR R. LEOW
The global Cold War. (One lecture,
week 5) M. 11
DR S. PEARSALL AND DR W. FOSTER
The North American colonies to the
United States of America, c. 15001789. (Sixteen lectures) Th. 10, F. 11
DR P. CLIBBENS
South Asia. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
Th. 11
DR P. CLIBBENS AND DR N.
PAIRAUDEAU
Global mobilities.
(Two lectures, weeks 3-4) M. 11
PROF. G. AUSTIN
Global development. (One lecture,
11
FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
week 6) M. 11
2016-17
DR A. ARSAN
Global Islam. (Two lectures, weeks 78) M. 11
DR R. LEOW
East Asia. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
Th. 11
Paper 24: The History of the United
States from 1865
PROF. A PRESTON AND OTHERS
Core lectures for Papers 22 and 24
American History.
(Eight lectures, weeks 1-4) M. W. 10
DR E. CHARNOCK
American History 1865-1945.
(Sixteen lectures) M. W. 12
DR A. ARSAN
The Middle East. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Th. 11
Paper 24: The History of the United
States from 1865
PROF. G. GERSTLE
American History 1945-2016.
(Sixteen lectures) Tu. 11, F. 11
DR C. SHINDLER
Hollywood and American society.
(Eight two-hour lectures) W. 2
DR C. SHINDLER
Hollywood and American society.
(One two-hour lecture, week 8) W. 2
12
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LECTURE LIST
2016-17
PART II
Class sizes may be limited and priority given to students preparing for examination. Others may attend only with the
prior consent of the teacher of the course.
MICHAELMAS 2016
(week 1 starts Thursday 6th October)
Paper 1: Historical Argument and
Practice
Historiography, themes and
approaches. (Eight lectures) Th. 2 Lady
Mitchell Hall (week 1 only); LG19,
Faculty of Law (weeks 2-9)
Concepts and problems. (Eight
lectures) M. 2 LG19, Faculty of Law
Papers 2 and 3: SPECIAL SUBJECTS
A Constructing the worlds of Archaic
Greece, c.750-480 B.C.
PROF. R. OSBORNE
(Sixteen classes) Tu. 10-11, Th.
10-12 Faculty of Classics
B The ‘Angevin Empire’, 1150s-1230s.
DR J. BARRAU
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
C Writing history in early modern
England.
DR A. HUNT
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
D Uses of the visual in early modern
Germany, c. 1450-1550.
PROF. U. RUBLACK AND PROF. S.
KUSUKAWA
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
(Eight lectures) Th. 11-12
E The Black Death.
DR C. BRIGGS
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
F Reform and Reformation: Thomas
More’s England.
DR P. CAVILL
(Nine classes, weeks 1-9) Th. 10-12
LENT 2017
(week 1 starts Thursday 19th January)
Paper 1: Historical Argument and
Practice
Historiography, themes and
approaches (continued). (Four
lectures, weeks 1-4) Th. 2 LG19,
Faculty of Law
EASTER 2017
(week 1 starts Thursday 27th April)
Paper 1: Historical Argument and
Practice
DR P. CAVILL
How to do HAP. M. 1st May, 2-3 LG19,
Faculty of Law
Concepts and problems (continued).
(Eight lectures) M. 2 LG19, Faculty of
Law
Faculty-organised classes, to be
arranged.
Papers 2 and 3: SPECIAL SUBJECTS
A Constructing the worlds of
Archaic Greece, c.750-480 B.C.
DR P. MILLETT
(Four classes, weeks 1, 3, 5, 7)
Th. 10-12
Papers 2 and 3: SPECIAL SUBJECTS
A Constructing the worlds of
Archaic Greece, c.750-480 B.C.
PROF. R. OSBORNE
(Two classes, weeks 1, 3) Tu. 10-12
C Writing history in early modern
England.
DR A. HUNT
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
C Writing history in early modern
England.
DR A. HUNT
(Four classes) Th. 10-12
E The Black Death.
DR C. BRIGGS
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
E The Black Death.
DR C. BRIGGS
(Four classes) Tu. 10-12
B The ‘Angevin Empire’, 1150s1230s.
DR J. BARRAU
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
(Three one-hour classes, weeks 1,
3 and 5) Tu. 10-11
B The ‘Angevin Empire’, 1150s1230s.
DR J. BARRAU
(Three classes, weeks 1-3) Th. 1012
D Uses of the visual in early modern
Germany, c. 1450-1550.
PROF. U. RUBLACK AND PROF. S.
KUSUKAWA
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
D Uses of the visual in early modern
Germany, c. 1450-1550.
PROF. U. RUBLACK AND PROF. S.
KUSUKAWA
(Four classes) Tu. 10-12
F Reform and Reformation:
Thomas More’s England.
DR P. CAVILL
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
F Reform and Reformation:
Thomas More’s England.
DR P. CAVILL
(Four classes) Th. 10-12
13
FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
H Food and drink in Britain and the
wider world, c. 1550-1800.
PROF. J.C. MULDREW
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
H Food and drink in Britain and the
wider world, c. 1550-1800.
PROF. J.C. MULDREW
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12
J Masculinities and political culture
in Britain, 1832-1901.
DR B. GRIFFIN
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
J Masculinities and political culture
in Britain, 1832-1901.
DR B. GRIFFIN
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
I The 1848 Revolutions.
PROF. C.M. CLARK
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
K Fin de Siècle Russia.
DR J. KEATING
(Fourteen classes, weeks as
announced) Th. Tu. 10-12
L The transformation of everyday life
in Britain, 1945-1990
DR L. DELAP AND DR J. LAWRENCE
(Nine seminars, weeks 1-9) Th. 1012
(Eight classes, weeks 1-8) Tu. 10-11
P Sources of East Asian modernity, c.
1895-1927
DR R. LEOW
(Eight lectures, weeks 1-4) Tu. Th.
10-11
(Eight classes, weeks 5-8) Tu. Th. 1012
Q Indian democracy: Ideas in action,
c. 1947-2007.
DR S. KAPILA
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
Paper 4: History of political thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Natural law, sociability and luxury.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) F. 10
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Montesquieu and Hume. (Four
lectures, weeks 5-8) F. 10
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Burke. (Two lectures, weeks 1-2)
I The 1848 Revolutions.
PROF. C.M. CLARK
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
(Four classes, weeks 1-4) Tu. 10-12
K Fin de Siècle Russia.
DR J. KEATING
(Eleven classes, weeks as
announced) Th. Tu. 10-12
L The transformation of everyday
life in Britain, 1945-1990
DR L. DELAP AND OTHERS
(Three seminars, weeks 1-3) Th.
10-12
(Five classes, weeks 4-8) Th. 10-11
(One class, week 2) Tu. 10-11
P Sources of East Asian modernity,
c. 1895-1927
DR R. LEOW
(Eight classes) Tu. 10-12, Murray
Edwards
Q Indian democracy: Ideas in
action, c. 1947-2007.
DR S. KAPILA
(Eight classes) Th. 10-12
Paper 4: History of political thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Rousseau and Smith. (Four lectures,
weeks 1-4) F. 10
DR R. SCURR
Social science and political thought.
(Two lectures, weeks 5-6) F. 10
DR C. MECKSTROTH
German political thought from Kant
2016-17
H Food and drink in Britain and the
wider world, c. 1550-1800.
PROF. J.C. MULDREW
(Four classes) Tu. 10-12
I The 1848 Revolutions.
PROF. C.M. CLARK
(Three classes, weeks 1-2)
Tu. 10-12 (weeks 1-2), Th. 10-12
(week 2)
J Masculinities and political culture
in Britain, 1832-1901.
DR B. GRIFFIN
(Four classes) Th. 10-12
K Fin de Siècle Russia.
DR J. KEATING
(Weeks as announced) Th. Tu. 1012
L The transformation of everyday
life in Britain, 1945-1990
DR L. DELAP AND DR J. LAWRENCE
(Two classes, weeks 2-3) Th. 10-12
P Sources of East Asian modernity,
c. 1895-1927
DR R. LEOW
(Two classes) Tu. 10-12
Q Indian democracy: Ideas in
action, c. 1947-2007.
DR S. KAPILA
(Four classes) Th. 10-12
Paper 4: History of political thought
from c.1700-c.1890
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Themes in eighteenth century
political thought. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 1-4) M. 12
DR C. MECKSTROTH
Themes in nineteenth century
political thought. (Four one-hour
classes, weeks 1-4) Tu. 12
14
FACULTY OF HISTORY
M. 9
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Political thought of the American
Revolution. (Two lectures, weeks 3-4)
M. 9
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Wollstonecraft. (Two lectures, weeks 56) M. 9
LECTURE LIST
to Marx. (Eight lectures) M. 12
DR C. MECKSTROTH
Bentham and Mill.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 12
DR C. BROOKE
Nationalism and the state.
(Two lectures, weeks 5-6) W. 12
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Gender and political thought. (Two
lectures, weeks 7-8) M. 9
DR C. BROOKE
Empire and civilization.
(Two lectures, weeks 7-8) W. 12
Paper 5: Political philosophy and the
history of political thought since
c.1890
DR W. YAQOOB
Introduction to political philosophy and
the history of political thought. (One
lecture, week 1) Th. 3
Paper 5: Political philosophy and the
history of political thought since
c.1890
DR D. KELLY
Visions of modern politics
(continued).
(Six lectures, weeks 1-6) M. 3
DR T. HOPKINS
French political thought from the
Revolution to Tocqueville.
(Eight lectures) Th. 9
DR D. KELLY
Visions of modern politics.
(Six lectures) Th. 3 (weeks 2-6) Tu. 3.
(week 6 only)
DR W. YAQOOB
Democracy and the modern state.
(Eight lectures) W. 9
DR D. VALDEZ
German political thought from Weber
to the Frankfurt School. (Four lectures,
weeks 2-5) W. 12
DR S. JAMES
Concepts of liberty and the recent
historiography of political thought.
(Two lectures, weeks 6-7) W. 12
Attention is drawn to the following
lectures hosted by the Faculty of
Philosophy:
DR C. CHAMBERS
Political liberalism, community and
culture. (Eight lectures) M.10
2016-17
DR H. DROCHON
Nietzsche’s politics. (Two lectures,
weeks 1-2) Tu. 3
Paper 5: Political philosophy and the
history of political thought since
c.1890
PROF. D. RUNCIMAN
Revision. (Two one-and-a-half hour
classes, weeks 2-3) M. 10
DR H. DROCHON
Democratic theory. (Two lectures,
weeks 3-4) Tu. 3
DR W. YAQOOB
Internationalisms. (weeks 1-7) Tu. 2
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Morality, punishment and politics.
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) M. 9
DR S. JAMES
Intellectual history and political
realism (Two lectures, weeks 5-6)
M. 9
Attention is drawn to the following
lectures hosted by the Faculty of
Philosophy:
DR T. DOUGHERTY
Classical liberty. (Four lectures, weeks
15
FACULTY OF HISTORY
MR J. VAN’T KLOOSTER
Democracy. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
M. 10
DR C. CHAMBERS
Rawls. (Two lectures, weeks 5-6)
12
M.
DR J. FILLING
Marxism. (Eight lectures, weeks 1-8)
F. 4
DR P. SAGAR
From idealism to realism: Morality’s
contested place in political theory
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) W. 2
Paper 6: States between states: the
history of international political
thought from the Roman empire to
the early nineteenth century
DR A. BRETT, PROF. J. ROBERTSON AND
OTHERS
(Sixteen lectures) Th. 12, M. 11
LECTURE LIST
1-4) Th. 3
2016-17
DR T. DOUGHERTY
The value of equality. (Four lectures,
weeks 5-8) Th. 3
DR T. DOUGHERTY
Property, labour and theft. (Six
lectures, weeks 1-6) Th. 4
DR C. CHAMBERS
Global political issues. (Six lectures,
weeks 1-6) F. 10
DR C. CHAMBERS
Feminism. (Four lectures, weeks 1-4)
M. 11
Paper 6: States between states: the
history of international political
thought from the Roman empire to
the early nineteenth century
DR A. BRETT, PROF. J. ROBERTSON,
DR C. MECKSTROTH AND OTHERS
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 2-8)
Th. 2
Paper 6: States between states: the
history of international political
thought from the Roman empire to
the early nineteenth century
DR A. BRETT
Revision. (Two one-hour classes,
weeks 3-4) M.11
Paper 7: The Transformation of the
Roman World
All lectures and classes for Paper 7
take place in the Faculty of Classics
PROF. C. KELLY
(Sixteen lectures) M. 10, F. 11
(Four two-hour classes, weeks 2, 4, 6,
8) M. 2
Paper 11: Early Medicine
All lectures and classes for Paper 11
take place in the Department of History
and Philosophy of Science
DR L. KASSELL AND DR D. MARGÓCSY
Early modern medicine. (Eight lectures)
F. 12
DR G. FERRARIO AND DR G. ZUCCOLIN
Medieval science and medicine. (Eight
Paper 9: Writing history in the
classical world
All lectures and classes for Paper 9
take place in the Faculty of Classics
DR J. PATTERSON AND DR H. WILLEY
(Eighteen lectures) F.12, M. 11, W. 11
Classes, as arranged
Paper 11: Early Medicine
All lectures and classes for Paper 11
take place in the Department of
History and Philosophy of Science
DR L. KASSELL, DR D. MARGÓCSY AND
DR E. SPARY
Early modern medicine (continued)
(Four lectures, weeks 1-4) F. 12
PROF. L. TAUB AND OTHERS
16
FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
lectures) Tu. 12
Instruments, books and collections.
(Six lectures, weeks 1-6, optional)
Tu. 12
Paper 12: The Middle Ages on film:
medieval violence and modern
identities
PROF. E.M.C. VAN HOUTS
(Eleven lectures) F. 9, Tu. 9
Paper 12: The Middle Ages on film:
medieval violence and modern
identities
DR N. BEREND
(Thirteen lectures) F. 11, M. 11
(Three two-hour classes, weeks 6-8)
W. 2
DR L. KASSELL
Casebooks class. (One two-hour class,
optional, week 7) Tu. 10
Paper 14: Material culture in the early
modern world
PROF. U. RUBLACK AND OTHERS
(Eight two-hour classes) M. 9
Paper 15: Print and society in early
modern England
PROF. M.A. GOLDIE AND DR A. HUNT
(Eight lectures) M. 10
(Four one-hour classes, weeks 3, 5, 7,
8) F. 10
Paper 16: Overseas expansion and
British identities, 1585-1714
DR G. GLICKMAN
(Six lectures, weeks 1-6) M. 10
(Four two-hour classes, weeks 2, 4, 6,
8) W. 2
Paper 17: The politics of knowledge
from the late Renaissance to the early
Enlightenment
MR S. MANDELBROTE, DR M.
EDWARDS AND DR R. SERJEANTSON
(Twelve lectures) M. 11 (weeks 1-8), W.
10 (weeks 1-4 only)
Paper 18: Japanese history in the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries
All lectures and seminars for Paper 18
take place in the Faculty of Asian and
Middle Eastern Studies
DR B. KUSHNER ET AL
(Eight lectures) Tu. 12.15
DR A. DOGLIA
(Eight one-hour seminars) F. 9
Paper 14: Material culture in the
early modern world
PROF. U. RUBLACK AND OTHERS
(Eight two-hour classes) M. 9
Paper 15: Print and society in early
modern England
PROF. M.A. GOLDIE AND DR A. HUNT
(Eight lectures) M. 10
(Four one-hour classes, weeks, 2, 4, 6,
8) F. 10
Paper 16: Overseas expansion and
British identities, 1585-1714
DR G. GLICKMAN
(Six lectures, weeks 1-6) M. 10
(Four two-hour classes, weeks 2, 4, 6,
8) W. 2
Paper 17: The politics of knowledge
from the late Renaissance to the
early Enlightenment
MR S. MANDELBROTE
(Eight two-hour classes) M. 11
Peterhouse
Paper 18: Japanese history in the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries
All lectures and seminars for Paper 18
take place in the Faculty of Asian and
Middle Eastern Studies
DR B. KUSHNER AND DR A. DOGLIA
(Eight lectures) Tu. 12.15
(Eight one-hour seminars) F. 9
2016-17
Paper 12: The Middle Ages on film:
medieval violence and modern
identities
DR N. BEREND
Revision. (One two-hour class, week
4) F. 11
Paper 14: Material culture in the
early modern world
PROF. U. RUBLACK
Revision. (One two-hour class, week
1) M. 9
Paper 16: Overseas expansion and
British identities, 1585-1714
DR G. GLICKMAN
Revision. (One two-hour class, week
1) W. 2
Paper 17: The politics of knowledge
from the late Renaissance to the
early Enlightenment
MR S. MANDELBROTE
Revision. (One one-and-a-half hour
class, week 1) Tu. 2.30 Peterhouse
Paper 18: Japanese history in the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries
All lectures for Paper 18 take place in
the Faculty of Asian and Middle
Eastern Studies
DR B. KUSHNER
Revision. (Two one-hour lectures,
weeks 1-2, to be arranged.)
17
FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
Paper 20: World population,
development and environment since
1750: comparative history and policy
PROF. S.R. SZRETER AND OTHERS
(Sixteen lectures, weeks 1-8)
F.11, W. 12
Paper 20: World population,
development and environment since
1750: comparative history and policy
PROF. S.R. SZRETER AND OTHERS
(Eight lectures, weeks 1-4)
F.11, W. 12
Paper 21: Borderlands: Life on the
Habsburg-Ottoman frontier, 15211881
DR W. O’REILLY AND OTHERS
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-7)
M. 3 Trinity Hall
Paper 21: Borderlands: Life on the
Habsburg-Ottoman frontier, 15211881
DR W. O’REILLY AND OTHERS
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-7)
M. 3 Trinity Hall
Paper 22: Stalinism and Soviet life
DR M. SMITH
(Sixteen one-and-a-half hour classes,
weeks 1-8) Tu. 2, W. 11
Paper 22: Stalinism and Soviet life
No lectures.
Paper 23: The long road to
modernisation: Spain since 1808
DR N. MORA-SITJA
(Eight one-and-a-half hour classes,
weeks 1-8)
W. 2 (weeks 1-7), W. 9 (week 8)
Paper 26: The American experience in
Vietnam, 1941-1975
PROF. A PRESTON
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-8)
W. 3 Clare College
Paper 27: The history of Latin America,
1500 to the present day
DR G. RAMOS
(Eight lectures) M. 12
Paper 28: The history of the Indian
Sub-Continent from the late
eighteenth century to the present day
DR P. CLIBBENS
The South Asian twentieth century.
(Eight lectures) W. 11
DR L. DENAULT
State and Society in Colonial India.
(Eight lectures) Tu. 9
Paper 23: The long road to
modernisation: Spain since 1808
DR N. MORA-SITJA
(Eight one-and-a-half hour classes,
weeks 1-8) W. 2
Paper 26: The American experience
in Vietnam, 1941-1975
PROF. A PRESTON
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-8)
W. 3 Clare College
Paper 27: The history of Latin
America, 1500 to the present day
DR G. RAMOS
(Eight lectures) M. 12
Paper 28: The history of the Indian
Sub-Continent from the late
eighteenth century to the present
day
DR P. CLIBBENS
The South Asian twentieth century
(continued). (Eight lectures) W. 11
DR A. DUDNEY
Between Empires. (Two lectures,
weeks 1-2) F. 10
DR M. SINHA, DR S. DAS AND DR P.
PADIAPATY
2016-17
Paper 20: World population,
development and environment since
1750: comparative history and policy
PROF. S.R. SZRETER AND DR P.
WARDE
Revision. (Four two-hour classes)
Tu. 2
Paper 21: Borderlands: Life on the
Habsburg-Ottoman frontier, 15211881
DR W. O’REILLY
Revision. (Two two-hour classes,
weeks to be arranged) W. 9 Trinity
Hall
Paper 22: Stalinism and Soviet life
DR M. SMITH
Revision. (One one-and-a-half hour
class, week 4) W. 11
Paper 23: The long road to
modernisation: Spain since 1808
DR N. MORA-SITJA
(One two-hour class, week 3) W. 11
Paper 26: The American experience
in Vietnam, 1941-1975
PROF. A PRESTON
Revision. (Two two-hour classes,
weeks 1-2) W. 3 Clare College
Paper 27: The history of Latin
America, 1500 to the present day
DR G. RAMOS
Revision. (Four two-hour classes)
M. 11
Paper 28: The history of the Indian
Sub-Continent from the late
eighteenth century to the present
day
DR S. KAPILA
Themes and debates in Indian history.
(One two-hour class, week 4) F. 10
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Paper 29: The history of Africa from
1800 to the present day
DR R. WATSON, DR Z. GROVES AND DR
P. CULLEN
Africa in the nineteenth century.
(Eight lectures) Th. 12
(One one-and-a-half hour class, week
5) Th. 3
Paper 30: ‘Islands and beaches’: The
Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long
nineteenth century
DR S. SIVASUNDARAM AND OTHERS
(Eight lectures) Tu. 12
(Four one-and-a-half hour classes,
weeks 5-8) W. 2
LECTURE LIST
Orientalism, knowledge and colonial
governmentality. (Six lectures, weeks
3-8) F. 10
Paper 29: The history of Africa from
1800 to the present day
DR Z. GROVES AND DR P. CULLEN
Colonial and independent Africa.
(Eight lectures) Th. 12
(One one-and-a-half hour class, week
5) Th. 3
Paper 30: ‘Islands and beaches’: The
Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long
nineteenth century
DR S. SIVASUNDARAM AND OTHERS
(Six one and a half hour classes,
weeks 1-6) W. 2
2016-17
Paper 29: The history of Africa from
1800 to the present day
DR P. CULLEN
Revision. (Two one-hour classes,
weeks 3 and 4) M. 2
Paper 30: ‘Islands and beaches’: The
Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long
nineteenth century
DR S. SIVASUNDARAM
Revision. (One two-hour class, week
3) W. 2
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FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
M.Phil
2016-17
Where days and times of lectures and classes are not advertised, these will be arranged in due course.
All sessions to take place in the History Faculty unless otherwise stated.
All class sizes may be limited and priority given to students preparing for examination. Others may attend only with the
prior consent of the teacher of the course.
MICHAELMAS 2016
LENT 2017
EASTER 2017
(week 1 starts Thursday 6th October)
M.Phil in American History
PROF. G. GERSTLE
Debates in American history and
historiography.
(Eight two-hour classes) Th. 2
PROF. A PRESTON
Varieties of American empire. (Eight
two-hour classes) Th. 10 Clare College
DR S. PEARSALL AND DR S. ARCHER
New worlds in early America. (Eight
two-hour classes) W. 11
(week 1 starts Thursday 19 th January)
M.Phil in American History
PROF. G. GERSTLE
Immigration, race and nationality:
The American experience. (Eight twohour classes) Th. 4
(week 1 starts Thursday 27th April)
DR E. CHARNOCK
American political development in
the twentieth century.
(Eight two-hour classes) W. 10
M.Phil in Early Modern History
DR P. CAVILL
A1. Approaching early modern
history. (Six two-hour classes, weeks
1-3, 5-7) W. 2
DR G. GLICKMAN
A2. Research challenge.
(Six classes, weeks 1-4, 6-7)
F. 10 and 3.30-5.00
DR A. ZURCHER
B1. Practical palaeography 15001650. (Seven two-hour classes, weeks
1-4, 6-8) Th. 2
LANGUAGE CENTRE
B2. Language training.
DR S. IVANIC
B3. Material and visual culture.
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-3,
5-8) M. 2
MR S. MANDELBROTE
B4. The Book.
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-3,
5-8) Tu. 2 Peterhouse
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DR D. SMITH
B5. Absolutism, monarchism and
state formation in early modern
Britain and Europe.
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-4,
6-8) Th. 11
LECTURE LIST
2016-17
DR W. O’REILLY AND DR. M.
LAMOTTE
B6. Global early modernity.
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-3,
5-8) M. 10
DR M. NEAL
B7. Approaches to the long
eighteenth century. (Seven two-hour
classes, weeks 1-3, 5-8) W. 10
DR S. WILLIAMS
B8. Poverty, disease and medicine in
Britain, 1500-1800. (Seven two-hour
classes, weeks 1-3, 5-8) Tu. 11
M.Phil in Economic and Social
History
DR D. NEEDHAM AND OTHERS
Central concepts in economic and
social history. (Eight two-hour
classes) M. 10
PROF. C. MULDREW
Topics in the history of economic and
social thought. (Eight two-hour
classes) F. 2
DR P. RAMOS PINTO AND DR P.
PAIDIPATY
Inequality: a global history. (Eight
two-hour classes, weeks 2-9) Th. 9
M.Phil in Economic and Social
History
DR L. DELAP AND OTHERS
History and public policy. (Eight twohour classes) F. 2
DR P. WARDE
Energy, economy and environment,
1700-2015
(Eight two-hour classes) M. 10
PROF. S. SZRETER
Health, politics and economic growth
since 1750. (Eight two-hour classes)
M. 4
DR S. WILLIAMS
Poverty, disease and medicine in
Britain, 1500-1800. (Seven two-hour
classes, weeks 1-3, 5-8) Tu. 11
DR L. SHAW-TAYLOR AND DR S.
HORRELL
British industrialization in the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
(Eight two-hour classes) Tu. 10
PROF. G. AUSTIN
‘Late Development’: the uneven
spread of industrialization in Asia,
Africa and Latin America. (Eight two-
DR S. FENNELL
Institutions and development. (Eight
lectures, eight classes) to be arranged
DR S. FENNELL
Institutions and development. (Eight
lectures, eight classes) to be arranged
DR D. NEEDHAM
Money, trade and politics: from the
Gold Standard to the Euro crisis.
(Eight two-hour classes) W. 9
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hour classes) F. 2
M.Phil in Medieval History
PROF. J. ARNOLD AND OTHERS
Bibliography, sources and methods.
(Eight two-hour classes, weeks 1-8)
M. 2
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Latin palaeography c.100-c.1050.
(Eight lectures) M. 10
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Latin and vernacular palaeography
c.1050-c.1500. (Eight lectures) Tu. 11
DR C. DE HAMEL AND DR M.T.J.
WEBBER
Medieval libraries, book production
and codicology. (Six two-hour classes,
weeks 3-8) W. 2
DR N. WRIGHT
Latin consolidation. (Eight two-hour
classes) F. 2
Option 1:
DR G. VOCINO
The Carolingian world and its
neighbours. (Eight two-hour classes,
weeks 2-9) Th. 2
LECTURE LIST
M.Phil in Medieval History
DR D. HARDY
Chronology. (Two two-hour classes,
weeks 1-2) Tu. 2
DR G. BYNG AND OTHERS
Concepts and methodologies in
medieval history. (Four two-hour
classes, fortnightly, weeks 1, 3, 5, 7)
M. 2
2016-17
M.Phil in Medieval History
PROF. J. ARNOLD AND OTHERS
Medieval research seminar: MPhil
workshops. (Three or more, weekly,
dates to be confirmed) Th. 5-7
DR D. WOODMAN AND OTHERS
Diplomatic of the Central Middle
Ages. (Four two-hour classes, weeks
3-6) Tu. 2
DR M.T.J. WEBBER AND OTHERS
Medieval libraries, book production
and codicology. (Four two-hour
classes, weeks 1-4) W. 2
DR N. WRIGHT
Latin consolidation. (Eight two-hour
classes) F. 2
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Early medieval palaeography:
Transcription classes. (Eight one-hour
classes) M. 11
Option 2:
PROF. J. ARNOLD AND OTHERS
The worlds of medieval Europe
c.1000-1400. (Eight two-hour classes,
weeks 2-9) Th. 2
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Central medieval palaeography:
Transcription classes. (Eight one-hour
classes) Tu. 12
Option 3:
DR C. BRIGGS AND OTHERS
England in the Later Middle Ages.
(Eight two-hour classes, weeks 2-9)
Th. 2
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LECTURE LIST
2016-17
DR M.T.J. WEBBER
Late medieval palaeography:
Transcription classes. (Eight one-hour
classes) W. 10 Trinity College
Option 4:
DR P. SARRIS
The Byzantine empire: continuity and
crisis from Justinian I to Basil II. (Eight
two-hour classes, weeks 2-9) Th. 2
DR M.T.J WEBBER
Early medieval palaeography:
Transcription classes. (Eight one-hour
classes) M. 11
M.Phil in Modern British History
DR L. DELAP AND OTHERS
Debates in modern British history.
(Eight two-hour classes) W. 2
DR J. LAWRENCE
Class and social mobility in the long
twentieth century. (Eight two-hour
classes) W. 9
DR M. NEAL
Approaches to the long eighteenth
century. (Seven two-hour classes,
weeks 1-3, 5-8) W. 10
M.Phil in Modern European History
DR M. SMITH AND OTHERS
Controversies in modern European
history. (Eight two-hour classes,
weeks 1-8) F. 10
DR H. ROCHE AND DR H. MALONE
Comparative Fascisms. (Eight twohour classes) W. 2
DR M. NEAL
Approaches to the long eighteenth
century. (Seven two-hour classes,
weeks 1-3, 5-8) W. 10
M.Phil in Political Thought and
Intellectual History
PROF. M. GOLDIE AND OTHERS
Methods in the history of Political
Thought. (Six two-hour classes, weeks
1-6) Tu. 2
M.Phil in Modern British History
DR L. DELAP
Sexuality and gender. (Eight two-hour
classes) W. 3 Murray Edwards
PROF. S. SZRETER, DR L. DELAP AND
OTHERS
History and public policy. (Eight twohour classes) F. 2
M.Phil in Modern European History
DR M. SMITH
The Soviet Union and Russia since
1970: Contemporary history in
practice. (Eight two-hour classes)
W. 11
DR M. HAEUSSLER
Cold War Europe. (Eight two-hour
classes, weeks 2-9)
Th. 10 (week 2 only), Th. 2 (weeks 39)
M.Phil in Political Thought and
Intellectual History
PROF. J. ROBERTSON
Enlightenment. (Six two-hour classes,
weeks 1-6) M. 10
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FACULTY OF HISTORY
LECTURE LIST
DR W. YAQOOB
Arendt. (Eight two-hour classes)
Th. 10 Thomas Gray Room, Pembroke
College
MISS S. TOMASELLI
Punishment. (Six two-hour classes,
weeks 1-6) M. 2
M.Phil in World History
PROF. A. BASHFORD
Debates in world history. (Eight twohour classes) W. 2 Coleridge Room,
Jesus College
M.Phil in World History
DR P. CLIBBENS
Mobility, circulation and diaspora in
South Asia. (Eight one-and-a-halfhour classes) M. 2 Centre of South
Asian Studies
DR A. BRETT
Grotius. (Eight two-hour classes)
W. 11
DR R. WATSON
Print cultures in African history:
Publics, politics and identities.
(Eight two-hour classes) M. 2
DR P. RAMOS PINTO AND DR P.
PAIDIPATY
Inequality: a global history. (Eight
two-hour classes) Th. 9
DR W. O’REILLY AND DR. M.
LAMOTTE
Global early modernity.
(Seven two-hour classes, weeks 1-3,
5-8) M. 10
2016-17
DR C. BROOKE
Distributive justice. (Six two-hour
classes, weeks 1-6) Tu. 2
DR Z. GROVES, PROF. S. DUBOW AND
OTHERS
Empires in comparative perspective.
(Eight two-hour classes) W. 2
DR S. KAPILA
Global thinkers. (Eight two-hour
classes) F. 10 Corpus Christi College
PROF. G. AUSTIN
‘Late Development’: the uneven
spread of industrialization in Asia,
Africa and Latin America.
(Eight two-hour classes) F. 2
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