Category Archives: Renaissance England
Cambridge University Press chapters available through the BU
Free access to Cambridge University Press textbooks has been made available again, but only through the Bibliothèque Universitaire. To access the recommended readings in English, please follow the instructions below. Go to https://www.bu.univ-paris8.fr/ressources/bases-de-donnees Click on either Cambridge University Press or … Continue reading
Protected: Video recording of the class (26th March 2020)
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Nouveau calendrier des devoirs maison
De façon à prendre en compte les difficultés que rencontrent un certain nombre d’étudiants en ce moment, les modalités de rendu des devoirs sont modifiées. La dissertation est désormais à rendre en deux temps (toujours en déposant à chaque fois … Continue reading
Protected: Lecture recommandée
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Protected: Suggestions for writing an essay based on the quote of the workshop
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Dissertation à rendre pour le 30 mars
On 20th December 1576, Archbishop of Canterbury Edmund Grindal wrote a letter to Queen Elizabeth I, protesting her decision to suppress prophesyings. The letter gives historians some food for thought concerning the royal supremacy in Elizabethan England. In this letter … Continue reading
Recommended online readings
Cambridge University Press are making their online books freely available during the epidemic. I highly recommend reading the following chapters from Early Modern Britain 1450-1750: Henry VIII’s Reformation The Growth of Protestantism to 1625 (only the pages on the reigns … Continue reading
Protected: Quelques pages à lire en français
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Protected: Summary of the workshop of Thursday 12th March
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ATELIER DISSERTATION
L’atelier dissertation se déroulera en deux parties et vous aurez à chaque fois à préparer un travail distinct. Le travail à faire donnera lieu à une discussion en classe et ne sera pas noté. Il doit vous préparer à réaliser … Continue reading