Second Year Modules and Resources : Historical Studies : University of Leicester

Second Year Modules 2009/10

Please consult the Module Information Handbook 2008/9 for details on individual modules.

PLEASE NOTE: In keeping with University policy, resources relating to individual modules offered by the School of Historical Studies have been moved to the Blackboard Virtual Learning Environment.

**Second Year Core and Optional Modules**
CODE	TITLE	COORDINATOR(S)
HS2000	Historical Research Methods	Dr Andrew Hopper
HS2001	Group Project	Dr Nigel Aston
HS2202	Landscape and Community History	Professor Keith Snell
HS2203	The Making of Modern British Politics 1865-1979	Alun Wyburn- Powell
HS2204	Cultures, Ideas and Identites: What is Enlightenment? The Problem of Enlightenment in European Thought	Martin Davies
HS2205	Women, Men and the History of Gender: Eve and Adam to Victoria and Albert	Dr James Bothwell Dr Eliza Riedi
HS2206	Race and Ethnicity: European Encounters with Other Cultures	Dr Caroline Sharples Dr Joanna Story
HS2208	Industrialisation: Britain and the First Industrial Revolution	Professor Philip Cottrell
HS2211	Class Struggle and English Radicalism	Mr Ron Greenall
HS2212	Religious History: Religion in America, 1600-2000	Dr Elizabeth Clapp Professor John Coffey
HS2214	The Origins of a Global Economy 1783-1914	Dr Bernard Attard
HS2215	World Cities, 1850-2000	Professor Simon Gunn Dr Prashant Kidambi
HS2216	The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union	Dr Zoe Knox
HS2218	Waving the Bloody Shirt: The Civil War and Reconstruction in American History and Memory	Dr James Campbell
HS2220	From News to History: Contemporary History and the Media	Dr Sally Horrocks
HS2221	Creating a Modern World?: Consumption and Cultural Change in the 18th Century	Professor Roey Sweet
HS2301	Anglo-Saxon England: The Kings and Kingdoms of Early England, AD 600-900	Dr Jo Story
HS2302	Blood, Position and Power: The Nobility of Later Medieval England 1066-1485	Dr James Bothwell
HS2303	Culture and Society in Italy, 1400–1750: Studies in Historical Anthropology	not running 2008/9
HS2304	Persecution and Religious Toleration from the Reformation to the Enlightenment, 1520–1791	not running 2008/9
HS2306	France in the Reign of Louis XV, 1715–1774	Dr Nigel Aston
HS2307	Madness, Monarchy and Politics in Georgian Britain	Dr Ian Harris
HS2309	Britain's Industrial Maturity 1840–1914	Professor Philip Cottrell
HS2310	Reflecting on Genocide: the Holocaust in Contemporary European Thought	not running 2008/9
HS2311	Domestic Revolutions: Women, Men and the Family in American History	Dr Elizabeth Clapp
HS2313	War, Depression and British Society, 1900–1939	Dr Sally Horrocks
HS2314	Imperialism and Decolonisation	Dr Eliza Riedi
HS2315	US Foreign Policy 1890-1945	Dr Andrew Johnstone
HS2321	Agincourt & Orleans: Lancastrian England and Valois France, 1413-1453	not running 2008/9
HS2323	Ireland under the Union 1800-1922	Dr Stuart Ball
HS2327	Monarchy and Revolution: The Politics of Stuart Britain, 1603–1714	not running 2008/9
HS2329	Globalisation and the Modern World, 1941-2000	not running 2008/9
HS2330	Modern Germany: From Racial Genocide to Re-Civilization	Dr Caroline Sharples
HS2332	Behind the Iron Curtain: Eastern Europe, 1945-1989	Dr Zoe Knox
HS2333	Society and Culture in European Cities From Renaissance to Enlightenment	Dr Caroline Dodds Pennock
HS2334	Thinking With and Against the Victorians	Professor Robert Colls
HS2335	A History of American Slavery, 1619-1865	not running 2008/9
HS2336	Cultural History: History and Memory	Dr Olaf Jensen
HS2337	McCarthy's America: Domestic Anti- Communism in the USA, 1830-1990	Dr George Lewis

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