| Center |
| Faculty of Geography and History |
| Departament |
| Medieval History |
| Lecturers in charge |
| Sin datos cargados |
| Met. Docent |
| Theory classes dedicated to the most important aspects of the course. Reading and commentary of historical texts. |
| Met. Avaluació |
| Final examination - - |
| Bibliografia |
| BALARD, M. (et al.), Edad Media occidental: de los bárbaros al renacimiento, Madrid, Akal, 1989. BONASSIE, P., Vocabulario básico de Historia Medieval, Madrid, Crítica, 1984. BROWN, P., El mundo en la antigüedad tardía. De Marco Aurelio a Mahoma, Madrid, Taurus, 1989. CABRERA, E.- SEGURA, C. Historia de la Edad Media. II. Bizancio. El Islam, Madrid, Alhambra, 1988. CLARAMUNT, S. (et al.), Historia de la Edad Media, Barcelona, Ariel, 1992 COLLINS, R., La Europa de la alta Edad Media: 300-1000, Madrid, 2000. DHONDT, J., La Alta Edad Media, Madrid, Siglo XXI, 1971. DOEHAERD, R., Occidente durante la alta Edad Media. Economías y sociedades, Barcelona, Labor, 1984. DUBY, G., Guerreros y campesinos. Desarrollo inicial de la economía europea (500-1200), Madrid, |
| Continguts |
| The main course objective is to introduce students to knowledge and understanding of medieval European history (centuries V to XV) within the economic, social, political and cultural contexts. Students will become familiar with the necessary bibliography, methods and techniques essential for historical research. The professor's explanations will promote knowledge that will serve as a good foundation for futher reflection and development within superior cycles of related subjects. |