"The 14th century has been famously called "calamitous:" 100 years of war, plague, and rebellion. This course explores the disasters and beauty of this tumultuous century and includes some of the most famous men and women of the Middle Ages. This five-week course, taught by Danièle Cybulskie, begins on Friday, September 12th. Live classes run each week at 1:00pm Eastern U.S. time (All sessions are recorded so you can watch them at your convenience)."
"Live classes run each week at 1:00pm Eastern U.S. time (All sessions are recorded so you can watch them at your convenience)."
The 14th century experienced extensive upheaval characterized by prolonged warfare, recurrent plague outbreaks, and widespread rebellions, earning a reputation as a calamitous century. The period also produced notable cultural and human achievements alongside scenes of beauty and resilience. The program covers major political, social, and cultural events, highlights prominent medieval men and women, and examines the interplay between disaster and artistic or civic responses. The syllabus spans five weeks with live weekly sessions scheduled on Fridays at 1:00pm Eastern beginning September 12. All sessions are recorded to provide participants with flexible access and on-demand review.
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