Zajęcia dla studentów Erasmus (grupa przedmiotów zdefiniowana przez Wydział Historii)

• Wykład - 30 godzin

The present course focuses on various forms of ancient Greek democracies from the very beginning of the concept to its gradual evaporation in the high Hellenistic period. It does not omit the best known Athenian example of the Classical period. Still, the ambition of this class is to show alternative forms of democracy, and especially of democracies that possibly predated Cleisthenes’ reform at Athens. Towards the end of the semester, the particular focus of the course will be on the changing values (especially ones related to citizens’ rights) in the new enlarged and greatly entangled Greek world of the Hellenistic period. It will show how democracies evolved in the era of globalization and cosmopolitanism, and how finally they disappeared as self-conscious societies.

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

• Ćwiczenia - 30 godzin

• Ćwiczenia - 30 godzin

Kurs uczy na temat najważniejszych problemów i wydarzeń w historii Chin po II WŚ do roku 1976, kładąc nacisk na dekady przywództwa Mao Zedonga. Studenci będą czytać źródła z tej epoki powstałe w Chinach (w angielskim tłumaczeniu) i poprzez ich lekturę uczyć się metod analizy, interpretacji i narracji historii tego okresu.

• 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.

• 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.

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

• Laboratorium - 15 godzin

The purpose of this class is to make students familiar with and prepared to apply for different forms of programmes and funding schemes (from student grants to doctoral programmes, to full research grants to non-academic grants)

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

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• Wykład - 30 godzin

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

• Wykład - 30 godzin

• Wykład - 30 godzin

State-of-the-art lecture on research on the most important issues and processes in the field of history, culture and religion from the Late Bronze Age to Late Antiquity in the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin.

• Wykład - 30 godzin

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

• Konwersatorium - 30 godzin

This course provides an introduction to various historiographical practices such as micro-history, history from below, and Altagsgeschichte which focus on the agency of the oppressed, colonized, and subaltern. The course will cover both classical texts and current debates within the field of micro-history and related practices.

• Wykład - 30 godzin

• Wykład - 30 godzin

Głównym celem zajęć jest przybliżenie i omówienie podstawowych wydarzeń i procesów historycznych, które ukształtowały Chiny w ostatnich dwóch stuleciach: rozkład instytucji cesarstwa, budowa i kryzysy republikańskiego państwa, rewolucje, doświadczenia maoizmu i reform po 1978 roku.