Bárth, Dániel (Eötvös Loránd University Budapest) Cohen, Thomas V. (York University, Toronto, Ontario) Dutton, Paul (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby) Erdélyi, Gabriella (Institute of History of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Freist, Dagmar (Carl von Ossietzky-University Oldenburg) Kjelland, Arnfinn (Volda University College) Klaniczay, Gábor (Eötvös University and Central European University, Budapest) Read more…
Course identifier: TÖN-107/7 és BBN-TÖR-301/5 Level: MA Title of course: Microhistory Teachers: Mónika Mátay – István Szijártó Time and venue: Monday 16.00-17.30, Múzeum krt. 6-8. 262. Language: English Description: The course is intended as an English-language introduction to microhistory – first of all for Erasmus studenst, but also for everyone Read more…
Course identifier: BBN-ERA-186 Level: MA Title of course: Microhistory Teacher: István Szijártó Time and venue: Tuesday 14.00-15.30, Múzeum krt. 6-8. 268. Language: English Description: The course is intended as an English-language introduction to microhistory – first of all for Erasmus studenst, but also for everyone interested. The classes address the Read more…
Suggested curriculum of a joint international English-langauge MA programme ’Microhistory’ Module 1: Introduction Course 1/1: The historiography of microhistory Course 1/2 : Theories and approaches of microhistory and of relevant related academic fields Module 2: Marginals, race, ethnicity and gender Course 2/1: Microhistory ’of the lost peoples of Europe’ – Read more…
Dear István, You asked for thoughts to take to Volda, on its lovely fjord. My rich experience in Budapest, hearing microhistorians of many nationalities, leads me to the following thoughts. a. National traditions are interestingly different. Iceland, Norway, Hungary, Italy, North America (there is no Canadian version, I think, distinct Read more…
Suggested curriculum of a joint international English-langauge MA programme ’Microhistory’ Module 1: Introduction Course 1/1: The historiography of microhistory Course 1/2 : Theories and approaches of microhistory and of relevant related academic fields Module 2: Marginals, race, ethnicity and gender Course 2/1: Microhistory ’of the lost peoples of Europe’ – Read more…
Participiants Prof. Mikhail Boytsov (National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Moscow) Dr. Chuan Fei Chin (National University of Singapore) Prof. Dag Hunstad (Volda University College) Prof. Alexander Kamensky (National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Moscow) Prof. Arnfinn Kjelland (Volda University College, Norway) Harald Krøvel (Volda University Read more…
Participiants Prof. Mikhail Boytsov (National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Moscow) Dr. Chuan Fei Chin (National University of Singapore) Prof. Dag Hunstad (Volda University College) Prof. Alexander Kamensky (National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Moscow) Prof. Arnfinn Kjelland (Volda University College, Norway) Harald Krøvel (Volda University College) Prof. Read more…
Personal involvement 1. Have you personally taught Microhistory at university level? What kind of courses they were? What was the students’ response to this course or these courses? 2. These courses formed parts of what module or unit of education? Were they compulsory or optional for students? 3. In which Read more…