HIST 2C

Religion, Occult, and Science: Mystics, Heretics, and Witches in Western Tradition, 1000 to 1600

Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, two hours. Specific aspects of elite and popular culture in medieval and early modern Europe. Manner in which men and women sought to explain, order, and escape terrors of their lives by embracing transcendental religious experiences and dreaming of apocalypse and witchcraft. Examination of experiences in context of genesis of the state, birth of a new science, and economic and social change. P/NP or letter grading.

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Teofilo Ruiz

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Spring 2024 - This class was pretty chill since it was half asynchronous with discussion once a week with a TA. I am a history major so I am biased but Teo is one of the best teachers in the department, would definitely take more classes with him.

Guillermo Ruiz Stovel

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