Reformasjonar i Europa
Masteremne
- Studiepoeng
- 15
- Undervisningssemester
- Vår
- Emnekode
- RELV336
- Talet på semester
- 1
- Undervisningsspråk
- English
- Ressursar
- Timeplan
Emnebeskrivelse
Mål og innhald
Objectives and Content:
The course provides an overview of the history of Protestant reformation and its long-term consequences, with a focus on selected European regions (mainly East-Central and South Eastern Europe, and the Nordic countries), processes denominational formation, institutionalization, the development of national identities) and concepts (confessionalization, religious tolerance, ethno-religious communities). The course also aims to offer an introduction into the various approaches and currents in Reformation histography.
Læringsutbyte
Knowledge
A general knowledge of European Reformation history and its long-term consequences, with a focus on the regions mentioned above; a general knowledge of central processes and concepts connected to the Reformation; a general knowledge of major currents in Reformation historiography
Skills
The capability of analyzing and drawing conclusions of one's own in connection with complex themes, and the capability of producing a text in accordance with the relevant rules for academic writing.
General competence
The ability of working with larger amounts of material within a limited time period, and the ability of synthesizing and presenting it.
Fulltid/deltid
Studiepoeng, omfang
Studienivå (studiesyklus)
Undervisningssemester
Undervisningsstad
Krav til forkunnskapar
Tilrådde forkunnskapar
Studiepoengsreduksjon
Krav til studierett
Arbeids- og undervisningsformer
Obligatorisk undervisningsaktivitet
Vurderingsformer
The take-home examination counts for 50%, the mid-term essay for 50% of the final course grade. Both must be passed in order to pass the course.
Karakterskala
Vurderingssemester
Spring.
There will also be assessment early autumn semester, given that the course is instructed the semester before (spring).
Litteraturliste
The reading list consists of 1000-1500 pages
The reading list is published by by December 1st for the spring semester.