History Courses London

...looking at art in Britain in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Includes gallery visit. - List at least 3 artists of the 18th century and recognise...

...the art museum and on contemporary issues relating to the museum and curatorial practice. It also considers the physical history of works of...

...jewellery, textiles and ceramics, and how these combined to create a coherent and distinctive image of each dynasty and a lasting legacy on the visual...

...Shakespeare and Marlowe were exact contemporaries and almost certainly friends and rivals. A study of these two plays gives us insight into how they helped...

...Arcadian Revenge: Utopia, Apocalypse and Science Fiction in the Era of Ecocatastrophe, which examines fictions of extreme environments, including...

...to provide luxury textiles and crafts for the production of clothing for the royal household. • The influence of Indian dress and textile production in Gujarat...

...and composers - Identify the musical qualities of works by Wagner, Mahler and Strauss, and how they connect to the abandonment of tonality by Schoenberg...

...The walks will follow a consecutive chronological pattern, one decade at a time. Each walk will focus on particular theme for a particualer decade...

...Cold-war power politics with the Soviet Union - The Vietnam war - Military dictatorships in Latin America - Oil, war and revolution in the Middle... Learn about: Foreign Policy...

...They are expected to upgrade to PhD status following their first year. Personal statement and supporting information You will be asked to submit the following... Learn about: Ancient Religion, Archaeology and art, Latin language...

...The half day course is a mix of tutor presentation and discussion...

...your creative expression • Have a repertoire of movement procedures to continue to practice Alexander Technique in relation to everyday life and performance... Learn about: Alexander Technique...

...for the Bell School of Languages, for the Sinoscope Project at King's College London and for the BBC Summer School. • Discuss the novels, poems and stories... Learn about: Modern Contemporary...

...including the Grand Tour - Museums in the 19th and 20th centuries: how national, municipal and university museums collected and displayed classical objects...

...Bishop of Woolwich by Bishop Stockwood in 1959; most radical and renowned priest 1960s Britain especially as champion of the unexpurgated version of...

...approaches that undermined the significance of human embodiment and its materiality, especially those of artistic modernism. In this 5-session course...

...what is the difference between a limited edition lithograph and photolithography, what is photogravure. Know your woodcuts from your laser... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...• Understand how these three poets rethought the relationship between poetry and the imagination • Appreciate these poets’ power and originality • Enjoy...

...radio programmes including BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. - - Extend your reading of modern American fiction. - Recognise and respond to the works of the writers... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...how to interpret it? - The return of De Gaulle to power - From one regime to the next: the collapse of the Fourth Republic and the birth of the Fifth Republic...