Social History Of European Civilization 08-SODL-SHC
Students: 1) gains basic knowledge of: main concepts related to social history, auxiliary sciences, chosen aspects of the history of everyday, 2) understands: historical background of social behavior, forms of everyday life analyses, 3) gains ability to use sociological theory for social history research and use social history in sociology.
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Bibliography
J. Kocka, O historii społecznej Niemiec, Poznań 1997; Ks. C.S. Bartnik, Fenomen Europy, Radom 2001; A. Mączak, Peregrynacje. Wojaże. Turystyka, Warszawa 2001; P. Fouquet, M. de Borde, Podwójny agent, Łódź 1990; Z. Kuchowicz, Człowiek polskiego baroku, Łódź 1992.
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