HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE
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- Academic year
- 2022/2023
- Teacher
- MATTEO PROVASI
- Credits
- 6
- Didactic period
- Secondo Semestre
- SSD
- M-STO/02
Training objectives
- Knowledge: In-depth knowledge of government institutions (origins, development, structure) in modern European history.
Skills: Ability to connect the past and the present and to understand the dynamics of change of state institutions in European history. Prerequisites
- None.
General knowledge of modern history is desired, but will not be taken for granted Course programme
- - Origins and development of the modern state
- The political category of utopia
- The revolutions: mith and case studies. Didactic methods
- Frontal lectures.
Document reading workshops.
Interpretation of historical films with the active partecipation of students.
Lectures only in presence Learning assessment procedures
- Oral examination: Check of aware of the content of the books in bibliography and of skill to analyze documents examined during the lectures.
Written examination (only first exam for every session): Check of aware of the content of the books in bibliography and of skill to analyze documents examined during the lectures. Reference texts
- - W. Reinhard, Storia dello stato moderno, il Mulino, Bologna 2010, pp. 136
- G. Imbruglia, Utopia. Una storia politica da Savonarola a Babeuf, Carocci, Roma 2021, pp. 202
- F. Benigno, Rivoluzioni. Tra storia e storiografia, Officina Libraria, 2021, pp. 256.
