Detail of The Isenheimer Altarpiece
(1516) by Matthias Grünewald.
image credit: http://www.fh-niederrhein.de/~gymoden/er/ishalt/ishalt02.htm
The Crucifixion panel is probably
the best known image from the Altarpiece.
See also the dazzling
Resurrection panel.
Read a commentary on these panels. |
History 403
The European Reformation: Religion and Visual Culture
Summer 2003
Thursdays, 12:30-16:20, AQ 5038
Instructor: Hilmar M. Pabel
Office Hours
pabel@sfu.ca
Course Description and Requirements
Books to be purchased
Schedule of weekly readings
Bibiliographical Orientation
Details about the Midterm Exam (12 June)
Guidelines for Preparing Essays
Details for Option A of the Written Assignments
(topics for the second essay now available)
Students who have not taken Hist. 220 or Hist. 223 must have the permission of the instructor to
take Hist. 403. This depends on an interview with me. I require students to bring a transcript of
courses and grades at SFU as well as two previously submitted history papers that come closest in
theme and time period to the European Reformation. An interview will not necessarily result in permission
to register in the course. Students who have taken no or few courses in European history at SFU most likely
will not be able to register in Hist. 403.
Resources in History at SFU and beyond.
Links to sources relevant to
History 403.
Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms.
The Reformation Guide.
Resources for Early Modern Europe: primary documents
The Protestant Reformation: Glossary of Terms.
Resources for the Protestant Reformation: primary doucments
Investigating the Renaissance: material aspects of three early Netherlandish patinings
Anno Domini: Jesus Through
the Centuries (Virtual Museum of Canada)
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