Zajęcia obcojęzyczne w WH UW (grupa przedmiotów zdefiniowana przez Wydział Historii)

Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Semestr letni 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Semestr letni 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Głównym celem kursu jest stopniowe przygotowanie studentów do samodzielnego napisania prawidłowo ustrukturyzowanego tekstu akademickiego zgodnie z konwencjami anglosaskimi w formie eseju opartego o własnoręcznie znalezioną literaturę oraz przedstawienia jego głównych założeń w formie plakatu naukowego i prezentacji. Podczas kursu studenci uczą się na czym polega proces tworzenia tekstu naukowego i doskonalą niezbędne umiejętności na każdym etapie procesu. Kurs łączy ze sobą rozwijanie umiejętności krytycznego myślenia podczas czytania i pisania tekstów. Istotnym celem kursu jest dostarczenie studentom narzędzi które w przyszłości umożliwią im bardziej efektywną samodzielną pracę nad tekstami naukowymi w języku angielskim, również w kontekście nauk historycznych.

Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

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Semestr letni 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

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Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

The aim of the course is to present methodology and methods used by digital instruments. During the course the participant will get acquainted with data management and will learn about basic tools and data sources, which can be used in their work.

The class will take the form of a theoretical introduction and practical exercises. Using real data, the practical part will demonstrate different aspects of digital instruments used during research.

Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

This course will present the history of vine and wine from Prehistory to the Byzantine times. It will concentrate on the origins of vine and wine in the Mediterranean and beyond as well as on social, cultural, religious and economic aspects of wine production, consumption and trading in different cultures.

Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 15 godzin

This module concerns the uses (and abuses) of legal evidence and will examine how we as late antique historians can use it. It will examine the different types of surviving legal evidence including law codes – both official like the Theodosian Code and unofficial like the Comparison of Roman and Mosaic Law – inscriptions such as Diocletian’s Edict on Maximum Prices, and imperial letters including those embedded in ecclesiastical histories and other correspondence . We will explore the gulf between rhetoric and reality, and the real life impacts these laws and collections had on the ancient world. We will also consider how this evidence has been used by scholars, and how we can therefore do history while using this evidence.

Semestr letni 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 8 godzin

It is the intention of the course to let students get to know developments in analysing ancient religion in its widest sense, that is, starting with ancient mythology and concluding with Christian hagiography. We will start with the myth of Perseus, which will introduce us to the problems of myth and ritual. Then we will look at the possible occurrence of atheism in classical Greece and the various approaches to it, starting a century ago, which will also introduce us into the debate whether the Greeks had a notion of belief. We will proceed by looking at an ancient horror story from the time of the Second Sophistic (second century AD), which will enable us to look at pagan and Christian ideas about the afterlife. We will conclude by taking a look at the Life of Hilarion, a kind of hagiographic biography.

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Course terms:

14 April 2025 13:15–14:45

15 April 2025 9:45–11:15; 13:15–14:45

16 April 2025 9:45–11:15

Semestr letni 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

State-of-the art course on the most important aspects of imperial governance in the Persian Empire.

Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 15 godzin

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Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

The participant of this class shall get basic acquaintance with ancient sport and its uniqueness, especially in regard to language and sport infrastructure. A particular focus of this course shall be on the Panhellenic and local games, social life of sportsmen in Greece, professionalism of athletes, as well as on celebrities of ancient games.

Semestr letni 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

The course will present the events of the period and day-to-day life in the territory of Judea-Palaestina, from before the Hasmonaean revolt in 167 BCE, to the end of the Second Jewish Revolt in 136 CE. During the course, the importance, and the richness of the archaeology in the region will be discussed and will be used as part of larger debates, like the shifts in Jewish religion and society, to Jewish-gentile relationships and the attitude of the Empires to their Jewish population, and vice versa. As part of the course, the students will learn archaeological methodologies that will enable them to understand the material and how to combine different sources to better understand antiquity.

Semestr letni 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

The course is an introduction to the most important problems of environmental history of the 20th century such as changes in agriculture, the burning of fossil fuels and the production of petrochemicals, industrial waste and nuclear waste, and anthropogenic transformation of landscapes.

Semestr letni 2024/25

• Ćwiczenia - 30 godzin

Semestr letni 2025/26

• Ćwiczenia - 30 godzin

Semestr letni 2026/27

• Ćwiczenia - 30 godzin

The Early Modern travel accounts are a treasure trove of information on both the traveler himself/herself and the place he/she visited. Through the study of this genre of sources we are able to comprehend the conditions under which people traveled in early modern Europe, the reasons why they left home, and how they were changed by the experience. Our course would hopefully bring us closer to understanding the relationships the travelers formed on their journeys and their encounters with local societies. At the heart of this course, we will analyze a wide variety of accounts of the individuals, who travelled to and from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Early Modern Period. The primary sources analyzed during this course dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries.

Semestr zimowy 2024/25

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

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Semestr zimowy 2025/26

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

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