Předmět PVP Scotland – the Golden Age 1780-1837 (AHESV106)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Sylabus

1. Dějiny Skotska od středověku až do 70. let 18. století2. Dějiny Skotska od 80. let 18. století až do roku 18373. Skotské regiony4. Společnost5. Věda a medicína6. Filozofie a vzdělanost7. Náboženství a univerzity8. Právo a kriminalita9. Kultura a literatura10. Sir Walter Scott11. Sir Walter Scott a jeho intelektuální okruh12. Skotské národní hnutí13. Národní myšlenka po roce 1822

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Garant

Mgr. Marie Michlová