The humanist movement's profound changes in language, history, and other forms of learning in Europe in the 15th-16th centuries and its important effects in numerous areas, including printing, gender attitudes, religious issues, the occult and political culture.
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UnitsOptional
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeNone
Level LimitLetters and science
Collegelots of reading but its enjoyable, lecture get boring if u don't like content but if u do they're fun, tough grader but really detailed, genuinely wants you to do well. She is just a vibe!
She uses visual aids to help make the lectures entertaining. I would recommend this class if you are interested in Medieval/ Renaissance studies. Readings are relivant and interesting. A little harder than if you are looking for an easy "A." She starts lectures on time, be there a few minutes early
this class wasn't too bad but she didn't write much down on her lecture slides and went pretty fast so it was sometimes hard to get all the notes down but it's definitely doable, also there's a weekly discussion post that would lowkey take awhile, don't take for an easy GE
Great professor who's very passionate about the subject, just asks for a bit too much in a GE class.
Interesting lectures, but they're super heavy. Don't miss a class if you don't want to fall behind. Midterms were heavy; I wrote 2 essays every test.
She is super passionate which I love, she uses polls.ev sometimes for credit in class, I didn't read any of the textbook but I read the otherwise given weekly readings. Great class! kind of hard for a class I'm taking for a GE.