Oxford History 1

FACULTY OF HISTORY

Lecture List for Michaelmas Term 2012

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Subject Lecturer Time Place

SPECIAL LECTURES

Annual Special Faculty Lecture: “Marx

and Village Community” O

Prof. Gareth Stedman

Jones (University of

Cambridge)

M. 22 October,

5pm

Schools

Astor Lecture: ‘Distant Strangers: How

Imperial Britain Became Modern’ O

Prof. James Vernon

(University of California,

Berkeley)

M. 29 October,

5pm

Magdalen

College

The Changing Character of War

Programme Annual Lecture O

General Sir David

Richards (Chief of the

Defence Staff)

T. 6 November,

5pm

Schools

Harmsworth Inaugural Lecture:

‘Paradoxes of State Power in America’ O

Prof. Gerstle (Vanderbilt

University, USA)

T. 27 November,

5pm

Schools

LECTURE LIST MICHAELMAS TERM 2012

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LANGUAGES FOR HISTORIANS

Language Centre

The University Language Centre, 12 Woodstock Road http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/ offers daytime classes in

French (reading and speaking), German (reading and speaking), Italian (reading and speaking), Mandarin

Chinese Modern Greek Portuguese Russian, Spanish, and Welsh. There is also a programme of evening

certificate-bearing classes in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian and Spanish

which require a greater time commitment and move at a faster pace. The library holds materials for private study

in over 130 languages, and facilities for viewing live TV in a number of languages. There are special courses in

French and German aimed at Undergraduate Historians, and students can contact the administrator for these

courses at [email protected] or visit http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/courses/special_courses.html

French for Undergraduate Historians A

German for Undergraduate Historians A

OTHER COURSES

BRIDGE PAPERS FOR JOINT SCHOOLS CANDIDATES

MODERN HISTORY AND MODERN LANGAUGES

HISTORY AND ENGLISH

LECTURES AND CLASSES

The list of Lectures and Classes is divided into sections for the Preliminary Examination (Sections 1 to 4), Final

Honour School (Sections 5 to 10), and Postgraduate Courses and Seminars (Sections 11 to 13). The sections

designed for undergraduate courses include general headings, History of the British Isles (Sections 1 and 5),

General History (Sections 2 and 6), and specific headings, Optional Subjects (Section 3), Approaches,

Historiography, Foreign Texts and Quantification (Section 4), Further Subjects (Section 7), Special Subjects

(Section 8), Disciplines of History and Political Thought (Section 9), and The Compulsory Thesis (Section 10).

Courses specifically designed for Optional, Further and Special Subjects are numbered (OS1, FS1, SS1, etc.), and

these numbers may be added to other courses suitable for though not specific to these papers. Some courses of

lectures are entered under more than one heading, while others not so entered may none the less be relevant to

more than one subject in the Preliminary Examination or the Final Honour School. Undergraduates and graduates

are recommended to read through all sections of the list and not to focus narrowly on those specifically

designated for particular options in examinations. Attention is also drawn to the General Scheme of Lectures

which students are advised to use to plan their lecture attendance throughout the year. Lectures relevant to

History courses may also appear on other faculties’ lecture lists, which can be found on the University web site at

http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/pub/lectures

THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION

The Study of History at Oxford O Prof Lyndal Roper M.10, 8 October

(wk 1)

Schools

(1) British History

http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/courses/special_courses.html

http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/pub/lectures

HISTORY

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The lecture series listed below provide introductory coverage for each of the periods of British History in The

Preliminary Examination: Period I c.300–1087, Period II 1042–1330, Period III 1330–1550, Period IV 1500–

1700, Period V 1685–1830, Period VI 1815–1924, Period VII since 1900. Candidates for the Preliminary

Examination may also wish to attend relevant lectures in the History of the British Isles listed below under

Section 5, Final Honour School.

§History of the British Isles I, c. 300-

1087

Dr Jarrett and others M.W.12pm Schools

The End of Roman Britain and the

Coming of the English

Dr Lambert Mon. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Early Christian Ireland Dr Zumbühl W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Formation of Kingdoms Dr Jarrett M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Conversion and the Early Church Dr Lambert W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Early Medieval British Economy Dr Jarrett M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Kingdoms of the North Dr Jarrett W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Overkings and the Mercian Supremacy Prof Foot M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Kings and Client Kings in Wales Dr Zumbühl W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Alfred and the Rise of Wessex Dr Molyneaux M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Viking Impact on the British Isles Dr Screen W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Emergence of Scotland Dr Zumbühl M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Late Anglo-Saxon Government Dr Molyneaux W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

The First Conquest of Anglo-Saxon

England

Dr Jarrett M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Late Anglo-Saxon Church Prof Foot W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Gaelic Kingdoms to around 1050 Dr Zumbühl M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Norman Conquest and the

Government of William I

Dr Molyneaux W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles II, 1042-

1330

Dr B. Thompson and

others

M.W. 12pm Schools

The Anglo-Saxon State and the

Norman Conquest, 1042-1087

Dr Garnett M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Piety and Monasticism Dr Nightingale W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Anglo-Norman Rule and Crisis, 1087-

1154


The Church: Religion and Politics Dr B. Thompson W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Angevin Rule and Crisis, 1154-1216 Dr Garnett M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools


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Celtic Peoples & Realms Dr Doherty W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Making of English Law Dr Brand M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Crown and Community, 1216-1272 Dr B. Thompson W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Twelfth-Century Renaissance Dr Poleg M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Rural Economy and Society Dr Doherty W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Women and Gender Dr Moss M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Castles & Warfare Dr Doherty W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Visual Arts Dr Poleg M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Crown Exalted and Judges, 1272-1330 Dr B. Thompson W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Towns and Trade Dr Poleg M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Aristocratic Careers & Culture Dr Doherty W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles III, 1330-

1550O

Dr Moss and others M.W.12pm Schools

Introduction Dr Gunn M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Nobilities in the British Isles Dr Archer W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Black Death and its Consequences Dr Poleg M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

English Politics in the Age of the

Hundred Years War

Dr Archer W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gender, Sexuality and Life-Cycle Dr Moss M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Economic life in the 15th and 16th

centuries

Dr Poleg

W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Social Mores and Social Control Dr Moss M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Religion and Society in Late Medieval

Britain

Dr Poleg W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics and Government in England, c.

1460-1550

Dr Gunn M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Revolts and Popular Politics Dr B.Thompson W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Scotland Dr Gunn M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Wales Dr B.Thompson W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Ireland Dr Moss M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Impact of the Book Trade and

Print Culture

Dr Poleg W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Education, Arts and Popular Culture Dr Moss M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Reformation in Long-Term

Perspective

Dr B.Thompson W. 28 Nov,12pm Schools

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§History of the British Isles IV, 1500-

1700O

Dr Mortimer and

others

M.W.12 pm Schools

Introduction to Britain in the sixteenth

and seventeenth centuries

Dr Dixon

M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Politics of Religion, 1529-58 Dr Brigden W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Elizabeth I Dr Gajda M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Sixteenth-century Scotland Dr Gunn W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Ireland in the sixteenth century Dr Brigden M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

James VI and I Dr Southcombe W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Charles I Dr Tapsell M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Civil War and Interregnum Dr Mortimer W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Restoration Dr Tapsell M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

A Glorious Revolution? Dr Parkin W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Popular and unpopular religion Dr Gajda M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Centres and localities Dr Gunn W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Parliaments and Courts Dr Smith M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Social policies Dr Graham W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Riot and rebellion Dr Dabhoiwala M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Popular politics Dr Dabhoiwala W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles V, 1685-

1830O

Dr B. Harris and others M.W.12pm Schools

The Glorious Revolution and the

creation of the British state

Dr Young M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

The impact of empire Dr Gauci W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics beyond Whitehall and

Westminster

Dr Gleadle M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

The First Sexual Revolution Dr Dabhoiwala W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Monarchy and Politics in early-

Hanoverian Britain

Dr H. Smith M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Industrial revolution Prof Humphries W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Scotland: from awkward partner to

loyal province

Dr Harris M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

The shape of social change Dr Innes W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

British politics in the age of the

American revolution 1756-89

Dr Gauci M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Working classes: men, women and

children

Prof Humphries W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools


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Ireland: from loyal province to

awkward partner

Dr Harris M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Religion, politics and society Dr Young W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

British politics, revolution and war

1789-1815

Dr Gleadle M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Intellectual life: a British

Enlightenment?

Dr Young W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Pitt’s heirs and their opponents Dr Skinner M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Poverty and crime: problems and

responses

Dr Innes W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles VI, 1815 –

1924 O

Mr Ghosh and others M.W.12pm Schools

1832 & the Rise of Constitutional

Politics

Mr Ghosh M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Liberal Politics 1832-1885 Mr Ghosh W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Tory politics 1832-1885 Mr Ghosh M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Decline of Constitutional Politics

1885-1924

Mr Ghosh W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Culture and National Identity Dr Whyte M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Britain and Europe Dr Saunders W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gender and Domestic Ideologies Dr Gleadle M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Aristocrats and middle classes Dr Goldman W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Workers from Chartism to Labour c.

1832-1914

Dr Goldman M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Victorian religion Dr Skinner W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Britain and Empire Dr Darwin M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

The impact of war Prof Strachan W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

The role of government Dr Goldman M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Ireland: reform, devolution&

nationalism

Prof Foster W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

From revolution to retardation? An

economic history of the long 19th

century

Prof Humphries M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

“The poor are always with us”: themes

in social policy

Dr Davis W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles VII, 1900

to the present O

Dr Davis and others M.W.12pm Schools

Introductory Lecture Dr Houlbrook M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Edwardian Crisis Dr Saunders W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

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Britain and the First World War Dr Gregory M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics between the wars: the

challenges of democracy and

depression

Dr Jackson W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Interwar Modernity Dr Houlbrook M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

The People’s War? The Impact of the

Second World War, 1939-1951

Dr Grimley W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Affluent Britain and the ‘permissive

decade’

Dr Grimley M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Consensus to crisis: the long 1970s (c.

1967-79)


Ireland: North and South Dr Mulholland M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Imperial Culture and Decolonisation Dr Houlbrook W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Poverty and the Welfare State Dr Davis M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Break-Up of Britain? The Politics

of National Identity in Scotland and

Wales

Dr Jackson W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Thatcher’s Britain: Politics and Society

in the 1980s

Dr Saunders M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Britain and Europe Dr Davis W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Immigration, Race and Nation Dr Houlbrook M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The New Labour Era, 1997-2010 Dr Jackson W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

(2) General History

(3) Optional Subjects

(4) Approaches, Historiography, Foreign Texts and Quantification

§Approaches to History (the lectures in

the first two weeks are introductory of

each approach)

Dr Nightingale and

others

T.Th..F. 12pm Schools

Sociology and history: change over time Dr Gregory T. 9 Oct, 12pm Schools

Archaeology: an introduction Prof Hamerow Th. 11 Oct, 12pm Schools

Art: the power of images and ways of

seeing

Dr Rosser F. 12 Oct, 12pm Schools

Anthropology: an introduction Dr Nightingale T. 16 Oct, 12pm Schools

Economics from poverty and to mass

prosperity

Dr A’Hearn Th. 18 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gender: what is it and why it matters Dr Houlbrook F. 19 Oct, 12pm Schools

Anthropology: religion, magic and

popular culture

Dr Hopkin T. 23 Oct, 12pm Schools


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Anthropology: the construction of

history

Dr Nightingale Th. 25 Oct, 12pm Schools

Anthropology: authority, power and

ritual

Dr Thompson F. 26 Oct, 12pm Schools

Archaeology of building and their use Prof Hamerow T. 30 Oct, 12pm Schools

Archaeology of burial Prof Hamerow Th. 1 Nov, 12pm Schools

Archaeology of landscape Dr Ferguson F. 2 Nov, 12pm Schools

The idea of the history of art Dr Rosser T. 6 Nov, 12pm Schools

Art: creation and consumption Dr E.J.Garnett Th. 8 Nov, 12pm Schools

Art and politics Dr E.J.Garnett F. 9 Nov, 12pm Schools

Economics and the spread of commerce Dr A’Hearn T. 13 Nov, 12pm Schools

Economics and population change Dr A’Hearn Th. 15 Nov,12pm Schools

Economics and social structure Dr A’Hearn F. 16 Nov, 12pm Schools

Gender and politics Dr Annat T. 20 Nov, 12pm Schools

Gender and religion Dr A. Harris Th. 22 Nov,12pm Schools

Gender and work Dr Todd F. 23 Nov, 12pm Schools

Sociology: power and authority Dr Goldman T. 27 Nov, 12pm Schools

Social stratification Dr Mulholland Th. 29 Nov,12pm Schools

Sociology and religion Dr Gregory F. 30 Nov, 12pm Schools

§Historiography: Tacitus to Weber O Mr. Ghosh Th. 12 (wks1-7) Schools

Tacitus Dr Ash Th. 11 Oct, 12pm Schools

Augustine Dr Kempshall Th. 18 Oct, 12pm Schools

Machiavelli Dr Kempshall Th. 25 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gibbon Mr Ghosh Th. 1 Nov, 12pm Schools

Macaulay Mr Ghosh Th. 8 Nov, 12pm Schools

Ranke Mr Ghosh Th. 15 Nov,12pm Schools

Weber Mr Ghosh Th. 22 Nov,12pm Schools

§ Diaz del Moral O Dr G. Iglesias Rogers Th. 11 am (wks

1,4 and 8)

Schools

An introduction to Historia de las

agitaciones campesinas andaluzas

Dr Iglesias Rogers Th. 11 October,

11am

Schools

Anarchism in the Spanish world Dr Iglesias Rogers Th. 1 November,

11am

Schools

Challenges of writing a history of

anarchist peasant revolts

Dr Iglesias Rogers Th. 29

November, 11am

Schools

Einhard and Asser O Dr Kempshall and Dr

Nightingale

T. 12 Wadham

College

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Machiavelli O Dr Davidson and Dr

Rundle

T. 11 Schools

§Quantification in History x Dr Oxley M. 2-4pm History

Faculty

Why, where and how? Quantifying

history

Dr Oxley M. 8 Oct, 2-4pm History Faculty

Univariate descriptive statistics Dr Oxley M. 15 Oct, 2-4pm History Faculty

The normal distribution and Z-scores Dr Oxley M. 22 Oct, 2-4pm History Faculty

Populations, samples and hypotheses Dr Oxley M. 29 Oct, 2-4pm History Faculty

Central tendency: t-tests and Mann-

Whitney U

Dr Oxley M. 5 Nov, 2-4pm History Faculty

Distributions: chi-square and

Kolmogorov-Smirnov D

Dr Oxley M. 12 Nov. 2-

4pm

History Faculty

Correlation: Cramer’s V, Spearman’s

rho, Pearson’s r

Dr Oxley M. 19 Nov, 2-

4pm

History Faculty

Linear Regression Dr Oxley M. 26 Nov, 2-

4pm

History Faculty

FINAL HONOUR SCHOOL

(5) History of the British Isles

Candidates for the Final Honour School may wish to attend the introductory lecture for each of the British

History papers listed under Section (1) above.

§History of the British Isles I, c. 300-

1087

Dr Jarrett and others M.W.12 Schools

The End of Roman Britain and the

Coming of the English

Dr Lambert Mon. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Early Christian Ireland Dr Zumbühl W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Formation of Kingdoms Dr Jarrett M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Conversion and the Early Church Dr Lambert W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Early Medieval British Economy Dr Jarrett M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Kingdoms of the North Dr Jarrett W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Overkings and the Mercian Supremacy Prof Foot M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Kings and Client Kings in Wales Dr Zumbühl W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Alfred and the Rise of Wessex Dr Molyneaux M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Viking Impact on the British Isles Dr Screen W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Emergence of Scotland Dr Zumbühl M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Late Anglo-Saxon Government Dr Molyneaux W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

The First Conquest of Anglo-Saxon

England

Dr Jarrett M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Late Anglo-Saxon Church Prof Foot W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Gaelic Kingdoms to around 1050 Dr Zumbühl M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Norman Conquest and the

Government of William I

Dr Molyneaux W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools


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§History of the British Isles II, 1042-

1330

Dr B. Thompson and

others

M.W. 12pm Schools

The Anglo-Saxon State and the

Norman Conquest, 1042-1087


Piety and Monasticism Dr Nightingale W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Anglo-Norman Rule and Crisis, 1087-

1154


The Church: Religion and Politics Dr B. Thompson W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Angevin Rule and Crisis, 1154-1216 Dr Garnett M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Celtic Peoples & Realms Dr Doherty W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Making of English Law Dr Brand M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Crown and Community, 1216-1272 Dr B. Thompson W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Twelfth-Century Renaissance Dr Poleg M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Rural Economy and Society Dr Doherty W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Women and Gender Dr Moss M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Castles & Warfare Dr Doherty W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Visual Arts Dr Poleg M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Crown Exalted and Judges, 1272-1330 Dr B. Thompson W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Towns and Trade Dr Poleg M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Aristocratic Careers & Culture Dr Doherty W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles III, 1330-

1550O

Dr Moss and others M.W.12pm Schools

Introduction Dr Gunn M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Nobilities in the British Isles Dr Archer W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Black Death and its Consequences Dr Poleg M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

English Politics in the Age of the

Hundred Years War

Dr Archer W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gender, Sexuality and Life-Cycle Dr Moss M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Economic life in the 15th and 16th

centuries

Dr Poleg

W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Social Mores and Social Control Dr Moss M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Religion and Society in Late Medieval

Britain

Dr Poleg W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics and Government in England, c.

1460-1550

Dr Gunn M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Revolts and Popular Politics Dr B. Thompson W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Scotland Dr Gunn M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Wales Dr B.Thompson W. 14 Nov,12pm Schools

Ireland Dr Moss M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Impact of the Book Trade and

Print Culture

Dr Poleg W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

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Education, Arts and Popular Culture Dr Moss M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Reformation in Long-Term

Perspective

Dr B.Thompson W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles IV, 1500-

1700O

Dr Mortimer and

others

M.W.12 pm Schools

Introduction to Britain in the sixteenth

and seventeenth centuries

Dr Dixon

M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Politics of Religion, 1529-58 Dr Brigden W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Elizabeth I Dr Gajda M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Sixteenth-century Scotland Dr Gunn W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Ireland in the sixteenth century Dr Brigden M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

James VI and I Dr Southcombe W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Charles I Dr Tapsell M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Civil War and Interregnum Dr Mortimer W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Restoration Dr Tapsell M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

A Glorious Revolution? Dr Parkin W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Popular and unpopular religion Dr Gajda M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Centres and localities Dr Gunn W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Parliaments and Courts Dr Smith M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Social policies Dr Graham W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Riot and rebellion Dr Dabhoiwala M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Popular politics Dr Dabhoiwala W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles V, 1685-

1830O

Dr B. Harris and others M.W.12pm Schools

The Glorious Revolution and the

creation of the British state

Dr Young M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

The impact of empire Dr Gauci W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics beyond Whitehall and

Westminster

Dr Gleadle M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

The First Sexual Revolution Dr Dabhoiwala W. 17 Oct,12pm Schools

Monarchy and Politics in early-

Hanoverian Britain

Dr H. Smith M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Industrial revolution Prof Humphries W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Scotland: from awkward partner to

loyal province

Dr Harris M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

The shape of social change Dr Innes W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

British politics in the age of the

American revolution 1756-89

Dr Gauci M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools


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Working classes: men, women and

children

Prof Humphries W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Ireland: from loyal province to

awkward partner

Dr Harris M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

Religion, politics and society Dr Young W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

British politics, revolution and war

1789-1815

Dr Gleadle M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Intellectual life: a British

Enlightenment?

Dr Young W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Pitt’s heirs and their opponents Dr Skinner M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

Poverty and crime: problems and

responses

Dr Innes W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles VI, 1815 –

1924 O

Mr Ghosh and others M.W.12pm Schools

1832 & the Rise of Constitutional

Politics

Mr Ghosh M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

Liberal Politics 1832-1885 Mr Ghosh W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Tory politics 1832-1885 Mr Ghosh M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

The Decline of Constitutional Politics

1885-1924

Mr Ghosh W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Culture and National Identity Dr Whyte M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

Britain and Europe Dr Saunders W. 24 Oct, 12pm Schools

Gender and Domestic Ideologies Dr Gleadle M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Aristocrats and middle classes Dr Goldman W. 31 Oct, 12pm Schools

Workers from Chartism to Labour c.

1832-1914

Dr Goldman M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Victorian religion Dr Skinner W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Britain and Empire Dr Darwin M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

The impact of war Prof Strachan W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

The role of government Dr Goldman M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Ireland: reform, devolution&

nationalism

Prof Foster W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

From revolution to retardation? An

economic history of the long 19th

century

Prof Humphries M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

“The poor are always with us”: themes

in social policy

Dr Davis W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

§History of the British Isles VII, 1900

to the present O

Dr Davis and others M.W.12pm Schools

Introductory Lecture Dr Houlbrook M. 8 Oct, 12pm Schools

HISTORY

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Edwardian Crisis Dr Saunders W. 10 Oct, 12pm Schools

Britain and the First World War Dr Gregory M. 15 Oct, 12pm Schools

Politics between the wars: the

challenges of democracy and

depression

Dr Jackson W. 17 Oct, 12pm Schools

Interwar Modernity Dr Houlbrook M. 22 Oct, 12pm Schools

The People’s War? The Impact of the

Second World War, 1939-1951


Affluent Britain and the ‘permissive

decade’

Dr Grimley M. 29 Oct, 12pm Schools

Consensus to crisis: the long 1970s (c.

1967-79)


Ireland: North and South Dr Mulholland M. 5 Nov, 12pm Schools

Imperial Culture and Decolonisation Dr Houlbrook W. 7 Nov, 12pm Schools

Poverty and the Welfare State Dr Davis M. 12 Nov, 12pm Schools

The Break-Up of Britain? The Politics

of National Identity in Scotland and

Wales

Dr Jackson W. 14 Nov, 12pm Schools

Thatcher’s Britain: Politics and Society

in the 1980s

Dr Saunders M. 19 Nov, 12pm Schools

Britain and Europe Dr Davis W. 21 Nov, 12pm Schools

Immigration, Race and Nation Dr Houlbrook M. 26 Nov, 12pm Schools

The New Labour Era, 1997-2010 Dr Jackson W. 28 Nov, 12pm Schools

Aspects of Late Anglo-Saxon History (I) O Dr Molyneaux T. 2pm

(wks.2,3,4 and 5)

Wharton Room,

All Souls

College

Non-Alienation Clause in the English

Coronation Oath’(II) O

Dr Stulrajterova Th. 11 Oct, 12

pm

Schools

The Conge d’elire of English Kings-Was

the Langton Incident an Exception’ (II) O

Dr Stulrajterova Th. 25 Oct, 12pm Schools

Magna Carta and the Golden Bulls:

European Synchronicities’(II) O

Dr Stulrajterova Th. 8 Nov, 12pm Schools

The English Reformation, 1480-1558’(IV)

O

Prof MacCulloch T. 12 Schools


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(6) General History

The periods of General History defined for the Final Honour School are: I. 285–476, II. 476–750, III. 700–900,

IV. 900–1122, V. 1122–1273, VI. 1273–1409, VII. 1409–1525, VIII. 1500–1618, IX. 1600–1715, X. 1715–1799,

XI. 1789–1871, XII. 1856–1914, XIII. 1914–1945, XIV. 1941–1973, XV. Britain’s North American Colonies:

From Settlement to Independence, 1600–1812, XVI. From Colonies to Nation: The History of the United States,

1776–1877: XVII. The History of the United States since 1863, XVIII. Europe and the Wider World 1815–1914.

So far as is possible these periods are indicated after the titles of courses.

The Later Roman Empire: 285-476 (I) O Dr McLynn F. 10 Schools

Emergence of Medieval Europe (I) O Prof Hamerow M. 11 Institute of

Archaeology

Images, writings, sings. Byzantium and its

Hereafter (I-II) O

Dr Draghici-Vasilescu M. 3 (wks2-8) Schools

The World in the Eighteenth Century (X) O Prof Brockliss W. 12 Schools

From Enlightenment to Holocaust: The

Jews of Europe, 1700-1945 (X-XIII) O

Dr Rechter T.11 Oriental

Institute

The History of North Africa since 1830

(XII-XIV, XVIII) O

Dr McDougall M.11am Oriental

Institute

Clausewitz to Corbett: classical strategic

thought 1789-1914 and the conduct of war

(XI-XII) O

Prof Hew Strachan T.11 Schools

Russia since 1900 (XIII-XIV and XVIII) O Prof Service T. 10 Schools

Colonial America (XV) O Dr P. Thompson T.W.2 Lecture Theatre,

History Faculty

General History XVI: US History 1776-

1877 O

Dr Goldman, Dr Gareth

Davies and Dr Nicholas

Cole

T. Th. 11 Schools

General History XVIII (Imperial and

Global History 1750-1914) O

Prof Belich, Dr Darwin

and Dr Deutsch T.W.10 History Faculty

Machiavelli O Dr Davidson and Dr

Rundle

M. 11 Schools

(7) Further Subjects

The arrangements for Further Subjects vary from one to another, but in some cases there will be both lectures and

classes; and in some cases the number of candidates requires that classes be divided into two or three groups with

different lecturers.

(8) Special Subjects

St Augustine and the Last Days of Rome,

370-430(SS1)(class ) X

Dr Leyser M. Th. 2-3.30 Worcester

College

HISTORY

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The Later Roman Empire: 285-476

(supplementary lectures for SS1: St

Augustine and the last Days of Rome, 370-

430) O

Dr McLynn F. 10 Schools

Francia in the Age of Clovis and Gregory

of Tours(SS2)(class ) X

Dr Nightingale and Dr

Barrett T.5pm Magdalen

College

Byzantium in the Age of Constantine

Porphyrogenitus 913-959(SS3)(class ) X

Dr Whittow M. 11-1 Corpus Christi

The Norman Conquest of England

(SS4)(class) X

Dr. G.S. Garnett T.5 Old Indian

Institute (wks 1

and 3), History

Faculty (wks

2,4,5,6,7 and8)

England in Crisis, 1374-1390(SS6)(class)

X Dr B. Thompson Th. 11.30-1pm Somerville

Joan of Arc and her Age, 1419-35

(SS7)(class) X

Dr R.E. Archer Th. 5pm Brasenose

College

Politics, Art and Culture in the Italian

Renaissance, Venice and Florence, c.

1475-1525(SS9)(class1) X

Dr Davidson and Dr

Wraggle-Morley

M. 2pm St Edmund Hall

Politics, Art and Culture in the Italian

Renaissance, Venice and Florence, c.

1475-1525(SS9)(class2) X

Dr Davidson and Dr

Wraggle-Morley

T. 2pm St Edmund Hall

Luther and the German Reformation

(SS10)(class) X

Professor Roper W. 9-11 History Faculty

Government, Politics and Society in

England, 1547-1558 (SS11)(class) X

Dr Gunn M.5pm Merton College

The Dutch Golden Age (SS 12)(class) X Dr Janssen T. 2-4pm History Faculty

The Scientific Movement in the

Seventeenth Century (SS13)(class1) X

Dr Parkin and Dr Beeley M. 2-3.30 History Faculty

The Scientific Movement in the

Seventeenth Century (SS13)(class2) X

Dr Parkin and Dr Beeley M. 3.30-5 History Faculty

Commonwealth and Protectorate

(SS14)(class) X

Dr Dabhoiwala TBA Exeter College

Commonwealth and

Protectorate(SS14)(class) X

Dr Mortimer M. 4.30 Christ Church

Commonwealth and

Protectorate(SS14)(class) X

Dr Tapsell M. 4-6 Lady Margaret

Hall

English Architecture 1660-1720

(SS15)(class) X

Dr Whyte T. 2pm St John’s

College

Growing up in the middle-class family,

Britain 1830-70 (SS 18) (class 1) X

Dr Gleadle and Dr de

Bellaigue

T.9:30 Exeter College

for wks(1,3,5,7)

Mansfield

College for wks

(2,4,6,8)


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Growing up in the middle-class family,

Britain 1830-70 (SS 18) (class 2) X

Dr Gleadle and Dr de

Bellaigue

T. 1pm Exeter College

for wks(1,3,5,7)

Mansfield

College for wks

(2,4,6,8)

Slavery and the Crisis of the Union

(SS19)(class) X

Dr Goldman T.2pm Rothermere

American

Institute

American Slavery and the Civil War on

Film and Television (supplementary class

to SS19)(class) X

Dr Goldman Th. 4pm (wks 1-

5) and 3pm (wk

6)

St Peter’s

College

The Russian Revolution of 1917

(SS21)(class) X

Dr Andreyev T. 11.30 Christ Church

India, 1919–1939: Contesting the Nation

(SS 22) (class) X

Dr Devji M. 2-3.30pm St Antony’s

College

India, 1919–1939: Contesting the Nation

(SS 22) (class) X

Dr Misra F. 5pm Keble College

France from the Popular Front to the

Liberation 1936-1944 (SS25)(class) X

Dr Conway T. 5pm Balliol College

War and Reconstruction: ideas, Politics

and Social Change 1939-45 (SS26)(class)X

Dr Jackson T. 2pm University

College

Britain from the Bomb to the

Beatles(SS27)(class) X

Dr Todd T. 2-3:30 St Hilda’s

College

The Northern Ireland

Troubles(SS28)(class) X

Dr Mulholland F. 4pm St Catherine’s

College

(9) Disciplines of History and Political Thought

(10) The Compulsory Thesis

Induction to the Bodleian History

Faculty Library

Ms Holowaty and

others

W-F. 3-5 Oct

(week 0)

History

Faculty

HISTORY

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POSTGRADUATE COURSES AND SEMINARS

The programme of speakers in each seminar is posted at http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/research/seminars.html

Research Students in History (particularly Probationer Research Students and candidates for the M.St. in Historical

Research) are reminded that they are required to attend the ‘core’ seminar relevant to their period or area of study,

and that they are encouraged to attend optional subject classes for the M.St. in History and M.Phil. in Modern

European History relevant to their area of research. All participants in such classes will be expected to prepare

themselves for each session in the same way as those who take the class as part of their taught programme.

Students on taught courses are advised that offerings listed in the ‘research seminars’ section may be relevant to

their course of study, particularly the ‘core’ seminars in the subject area of their intended course dissertation.

For key to symbols see p. 1

(11) Research seminars

These seminars are primarily devoted to the presentation and discussion of research findings. Papers are usually

given by a mixture of external and internal speakers, including graduate students. Core seminars are indicated as

such in parenthesis after the title.

(11.1) Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages

Medieval Archaeology Seminar O Prof. Hamerow and Dr

Abrams M. 3pm (wks

2,4,6,8)

Institute of

Archaeology

Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar O Dr Whittow and Prof

Lauxtermann W. 5pm Ioannou Centre,

66 St Giles

Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology

Seminar and Art Seminar O

Dr Mango and Dr Niewöhner Th. 11-12.30

(wks 2-8)

St John’s

College

Medieval History Research Seminar O Dr Whittow and TBC M. 5pm All Souls

College

Medieval English Research Seminar O Dr Gillespie and Dr Wakelin W. 5.15 St Cross

Building

Medieval Church and Culture Seminar O Dr Coombe, Dr FitzGerald,

Dr Kinsella, Dr O’Brien, Dr

Russell, Dr Smith

T. 5pm Harris

Manchester

(11.2) Early Modern Britain and Europe

Early Modern Britain Seminar O Dr Gajda and Dr Gunn Th. 5pm Merton College

Early Modern Seminar O Prof Roper, Dr Parrot M. 5pm (wks 1-

8), except week 3

Oriel College

(11.3) Eighteenth-century Britain and Europe

Seminar in Irish History O Dr R. Foster and Dr Paseta W. 5pm (wks

2,4,6,8)

Hertford

College

The Long 19th Century Seminar O Dr Green and Dr Hopkin M.11:10 Mac Gregor

Room, Oriel

College

Graduate Seminar in History 1680-1850 O

Ms Innes, Dr B. Harris, Dr

Gauci, Dr Dabhoiwala W. 5pm Worcester

College

(11.4) Modern Britain and Europe

http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/research/seminars.html


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Irish History O Dr Foster W. 5pm (wks

2,4,6,8)

Hertford

College

Modern British History Seminar O Dr Gleadle, Dr Grimley, Dr

Houlbrook, Dr Jackson, Dr

Mulholland, Dr. Skinner, Dr

Todd, Dr Whyte

Th.4.30 (weeks 1-

7) St John’s

College

The Long 19th Century Seminar O Dr Green and Dr Hopkin M.11 Mac Gregor

Room, Oriel

College

Modern German History Research

Seminar O

Dr Betts, Dr Reimann, Prof

Stargardt T. 5pm History Faculty

Modern European History O Dr Buchanan and Dr Conway Th. 5pm History Faculty

Military History Seminar O Prof Strachan W. 5.15 (wks

2,4,6,8)

Wharton Room,

All Souls

College

East and East-Central Europe Seminar O Dr Turda, Dr Feller and Dr

Pyrah

T. 5pm (wks

1,3,7) and W.

5pm (week 5)

History Faculty


Seminar O

Dr Betts, Dr Reimann and

Prof Stargardt

T. 5pm History Faculty

(11.5) International, Imperial and Global History

Military History Seminar O Prof Strachan W. 5.15 (wks

2,4,6,8)

All Souls

College

Engagement with Nation: Russia and

Eastern Europe O

Prof Service M. 5-7 Nissan Lecture

Theatre

Global and Imperial History Research

Seminar O

Prof Belich, Dr Darwin and

Dr Deutsch F. 5-6.30 History Faculty

African History and Politics Seminar O Dr Mustapha, Dr Deutsch, Dr

Soares de Oliviera, Dr

Cheeseman and Dr Daley

M. 5pm Queen Elizabeth

House, 3

Mansfield Road

Transnational and Global History

Seminar O

Prof O’Rourke, Dr Bonfatti,

Prof Belich

T. 5pm (wks

2,4,6) and T. 2pm

(8)

Massey Room,

Balliol College

(11.6) History of the United States

DPhil Workshop O Prof Hamalainen TBA TBA

American History Research Seminar O Dr Gareth and Dr Cole T. 4pm (wks 1-6

& 8), F. 4.30 (wk

4), W. 4pm (wk

8)

Rothermere

American

Institute

(11.7) Economic and Social History

Economic and Social History Seminar Prof Humphries, Prof

O’Rourke and Dr Oxley

T. 5 Wharton Room,

All Souls

College

HISTORY

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Economic and Social History Graduate

Workshop

Mr A. Davies, Mr de

Bromhead and Mr Winkler

W. 1pm Nuffield

College

(11.8) History of Science and Medicine

Health and Medicine in Britain and its

Empire O

Prof Mark Harrison M. 2 Wellcome Unit

History of Science Seminars O Prof Pietro Corsi Th. 3-5 (wks 2-8) History Faculty

(11.9) History of Art and Visual Culture

Winton Institute for Monetary History

Seminars O

‘Money and Prices in the UK since

1870’

Dr Nicholas Dismdale

W. 31 Oct. (wk 4)

Ashmoelan

Museum

‘British Buysiness Cycles, 1270-

1870’

Prof Steven Broadberry W. 14 Nov (wk

6)

Ashmolean

Museum

Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology

Seminar and Art Seminar O

Dr Mango and Dr Niewöhner Th. 11-12.30

(wks 2-8)

St John’s

College

(11.10) Thematic and Methodological Studies

History of Childhood Seminar O Prof. Brockliss and Dr

Rousseau W. 5 (wks

2,4,6,8)

Magdalen

Colllege

History of Political Thought Seminar O Dr Jackson, Dr Leopold, Dr

Mortimer T. 5pm (wks 1-7) University

College

Environmental History Seminar O Dr Le Roux M. 4.30-6.30

(wks 1, 7)

Various venues

(12) General induction meetings, training seminars and language classes

Induction meetings; general week 0

The timetable and bookings for library inductions at the Bodleian, RSL, VHL, etc. is on the HFL's website at

http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/history/services/training/PGtraining

History of Science & Medicine

induction to the Bodleian and History

Faculty Libraries

Ms Holowaty T. 2 Oct., 9:30-

10:30am (week 0) Booking required Old Library, Bodleian

Introduction to libraries and IT in

Oxford

Ms Holowaty and others W.5 Oct, 5-6pm

(week 0)

History Faculty

Introduction to Bodleian Library,

catalogues & databases [cont. from

Induction on Wed. 0th week]

Ms Holowaty

Th.6 Oct, 3:30-

4.30pm (week 0) Booking required

OUCS, Banbury Rd

Tours of the Bodleian & History

Faculty Library

Ms Holowaty Mon-Fri. 9-10am

or 2.30-3.30pm

(week 1)

Booking required Old Library, Bodleian

Tours of the Bodleian Special

Collections Reading Room

Mr Harris and others Var. times in

weeks 1 and 2.

Check timetable

Booking required

Radcliffe Science

Library, SC Reading

Room

Vere Harmsworth Library induction Ms Rawson Th. 11 Oct., RAI, South Parks Road



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10:00-10:30

(week 1)

Information Fair for history graduates

Ms Holowaty and others

W.26 Oct, 2.30-

4.30pm (week 3)

Schools

Information Skills Minimum Kit

Booking required

Ms Nelson and others

W.2 Nov, 2-4pm

(week 4) Booking required

History Faculty

RefWorks for Historians Ms Nelson Th 15 Nov, 2-4pm

(week 6) Booking required

History Faculty

Bookings can be done online at http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/history/services/training/PGtraining.

New and continuing students are also urged to attend appropriate WISER sessions: (Workshops in Information

Skills and Electronic Resources) http://libguides.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/workshops.

Induction meetings; specific courses week 0

Induction meetings; term-time programme

Training Seminars

Introduction to information facilities for

graduate students new to Oxford

Ms. Holowaty and Faculty

IT Officer

W. 3 October,

5pm (week 0)

History Faculty

Making applications for academic posts:

postdocs and jobs (3rd and 4th year

doctoral students) X

Dr Houlbrook and others W. 10 October,

2-4 (week 1)

History Faculty

Beyond an academic doctorate X Dr Houlbrook and others W. 17 October,

2-5 (week 2)

History Faculty

Writing your doctoral application, for

master’s students thinking of applying to a

doctorate in History A

Dr Houlbrook and others W. 7 November,

2-4 (week 5)

History Faculty

History Faculty Open Day for master’s

students considering to apply for

admission to a doctoral programme A

Dr Parrott and others F. 9 November,

11am (week 5)

History Faculty

History Faculty Open Day for final year

undergraduates who consider applying to

graduate master’s programmes A

Dr Parrott and others F. 9 November,

10am (week 5)

History Faculty

Planning ahead in doctoral research for 1st

and 2nd year doctoral students A

Dr Houlbrook W. 14 November,

2-4 (week 6)

History Faculty

Planning research abroad for master’s or

doctoral students A

W. 21 November,

2-4 (week 7)

History Faculty

Introduction to UK Archives Dr Gunn W. 28 November,

2-4 (week 8)

History Faculty

Overview of the History of Western

Script, 500–1500 O

Dr Willoughby W.F.10 (wks 1-4) Powicke Room

Reading Medieval Documents O Prof. Sharpe M.T.Th.10 (wks

1-4)

Powicke Room


http://libguides.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/workshops

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Principles of Diplomatic O Prof. Sharpe M.T. Th. 10 (wks

5-8)

Powicke Room

Language Opportunities

Italian for Historians Ms Batelli-Kneale

Medieval Greek Dr Toth W. F. 2pm Ioannou Centre

Medieval Latin (Group A) Dr Toth W. 1pm Ioannou Centre

Medieval Latin (Group B) Dr Toth Th. 2pm Ioannou Centre

Revision Latin Dr Toth M. 2pm Ioannou Centre

Pre-term Latin Dr Toth

Language and reading classes in modern

European languages (organised as demand

justifies; details available from Graduate

Office). Possible languages include

French, German, Spanish, Italian,

Russian, Dutch

Tutors appointed by

Language Centre

For general language training facilities see information about the Language Centre on p.1; for Oriental and

South Asian Languages, consult the Oriental Studies website.

(13) Course Specific Seminars

The seminars and classes listed in the sections below are designed for M.St., M.Sc., and M.Phil. students in History

and associated areas of study. Regular attendance will be expected. Persons not reading for these degrees, including

undergraduates in History and its associated Joint Schools, may attend the seminars and classes but are asked to

seek prior permission from the seminar Convenor. Any such participants in classes will be expected to prepare

themselves for each session in the same way as those who take the class as part of their taught programme.

(13.1) M.St. in Medieval History

Induction for master’s candidates in Late

Antique and Byzantine Studies X

Dr Whittow, Prof

Lauxtermann W. 3 October,

3.15

Ioannou Centre

Welcome to new graduate students in the

areas of Late Antiquity, Byzantium and

the Medieval West X

Dr Parrott, Prof Wickham, Dr

Forrest Th. 4 October, 11 History Faculty

Theory/ Methodology Course

(13.2) M.Phil. and M.St. in Late Antique and Byzantine Studies

Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar O Dr Whittow and Prof

Lauxtermann W. 5 Ioannou Centre,

66 St Giles

Medieval History Research Seminar O Dr Whittow and TBC M. 5 All Souls

College



Dr Whittow, Prof M


3.15

Ioannou Centre


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the Medieval West X

Dr Parrott, Prof Wickham,

Dr Forrest Th. 4 October, 11 History Faculty

(13.3) M.St. in Medieval Studies



Dr Whittow, Prof M


3.15

Ioannou Centre



the Medieval West X

Dr Parrott, Prof Wickham, Dr

Forrest Th. 4 October, 11 History Faculty

(13.4) M.St. in History of Art and Visual Culture

Theory/Methodology Courses

Induction meetings for postgraduate Art

Historians X

Prof Clunas and Dr Th. 4 October,

9:30 History of Art

Subject/ Thematic Option

(13.5) M.Phil. and M.St. in Modern British and European History




M. Mulholland, Dr Skinner,

Dr Todd, Dr Whyte

Th.4.30 (weeks 1-

7) St John’s

College

Strategic Studies A Prof Strachan W. 11 Wharton Room,

All Souls

College

History 1680-1850 O Ms. Innes, Dr Harris, Dr

Gauci, Dr Dabhoiwala W. 5 Worcester

College

The Long 19th Century Seminar O Dr Green and Dr Hopkin M.11 Mac Gregor

Room, Oriel

College


Seminar O

Dr Betts, Dr Reimann, Prof

Stargardt T. 5 History Faculty

HISTORY

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Welcome to new graduate students on the

master’s programmes in Modern British

and European History X

Dr Parrott and Dr Hopkin Th. 4 October, 3 History Faculty

(13.6) M.St. in Global and Imperial History

Theory/Methodology Course

Induction to master’s candidates in

Global and Imperial History and US

History X

Dr Parrott, Prof Belich and Dr

Darwin

T. 2 Oct, 3 pm Common Room,

History Faculty

Concepts and methods of imperial

History X

Prof Belich, Dr Darwin, Dr

Deutsch

T. 11am History Faculty

Global and imperial History training

seminar X

Prof Belich. Dr Darwin and

Dr Deutsch

W. 11 am History Faculty

Research Methods (East Asia) Contact Dr Gerth, Merton College


Concepts and Ideas in South Asian

History: History and Culture of South

Asia X

Dr Devji 11-12.30 St Antony’s

College

(13.7) M.St. in Modern South Asian

Studies

(13.8) M.St. in US History

US History Seminar O Prof Hamalainen, Prof

Gerstle, Dr Davies, Dr Tuck,

Dr Thompson

Th. 11-1pm Rothermere

American

Institute

Induction to master’s candidates in US

History X Dr Davies and Dr Thompson T. 2 October, 3

pm

Colin Matthews

Room, History

Faculty

(13.9) M.Phil. and M.Sc. in Economic and Social History

Theory/Methodology Course



Mulholland, Dr Skinner, Dr

Todd, Dr Whyte

Th.4.30 (weeks 1-

7) St John’s

College

What Happened and Why X Dr Marfany and Prof

O’Rourke

F.9-1pm Hovendon

Room, All

Souls


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Induction and introduction to tools and

resources in Economic and Social

History (for new master’s and doctoral

students) X

Dr Parrott and Prof O’Rourke T. 2 October, 2

pm

All Souls


(13.10) M.Phil. and M.Sc. in History of Science, Medicine, and Technology

Induction meeting for the subject area

History of Science and Medicine (for new

master’s and doctoral students) X

Dr Parrott and Prof Harrison T. 2 October,

1pm

Wellcome Unit


(13.11) M.St. in Women’s Studies




Todd, Dr Whyte

Th.4.30 (weeks 1-

7) St John’s

College

(13.12) M.Sc. in English Local History




Todd, Dr Whyte

Th.4.30 (weeks 1-

7) St John’s

College

(13.13) M.Phil. and M.St. in Latin American Studies

(13.14) M.Phil. and M.Sc. in Russian and Eastern European Studies

20th Century Russia Dr Andreyev and Prof

Service T. ? St Antony’s

College