Teaching: Courses
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Teaching at A&M
- Renaissance and Reformation Europe, 1300-1600 (Hist 332)
- Seminar in History: Intellectual History (Hist 481)
- European Intellectual History from Ancient Greece to the Early Middle Ages (Hist 418)
- European Intellectual History from the High Middle Ages to the 17th Century (Hist 419)
Taught as Teaching Fellow
- Renaissance Florence (with Professor James Hankins)
- Western Intellectual History: Greco-Roman Antiquity (with Professor James Hankins)
- Western Intellectual History: Middle Ages to 17th Century (with Professor James Hankins)
- European Intellectual History II: 19th-20th Centuries (with Professor Peter Gordon)
- A Global History of Modern Times, 18th-20th Centuries (with Professor Charles Maier)
- Sophomore Tutorial (with Professors Mark Kishlansky, Joyce Chaplin, and Lisa McGirr)
- Honors Research Seminar (with Professors James Hankins, Timothy George, Michael McCormick, and Nathaniel Taylor)
Sample Syllabi
Other Sample Courses
- Early Modern:
- 1450: the European World Before and After Printing
- New Philosophy & the Invention of Progress: 17th Century European Intellectual History
- Conservative & Radical Enlightenment: 18th Century European Intellectual History
- Moral Physics: Dante and the Late Medieval Christian World
- The Reception of Antiquity from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment
- New Worlds and Old: The Cultural History of Europeans in the Americas
- Long-term:
- History of Atheism, Skepticism, and Freethought
- History of the Soul
- History of Republics and Republicanism, Ancient and Modern
- Book Production from Papyrus to the Printing Press
- Astrology, Theurgy and Magic in the Classical and Renaissance Worlds