In this course we will discuss the history of some ideas that have been hugely influential in the modern west and that were taken out to the rest of the world. The discussion centers on an extraordinary and historically important figure, a sixteenth century German man named Martin Luther. Luther is recognized today as the originator of many of the most significant ideas that continue to affect and shape who we as modern people are and how we see the world and ourselves for better and for worse.
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Luther and the West
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Northwestern University is a private research and teaching university with campuses in Evanston and Chicago, Illinois, and Doha, Qatar. Northwestern combines innovative teaching and pioneering research in a highly collaborative environment that transcends traditional academic boundaries.
Programme de cours : ce que vous apprendrez dans ce cours
Luther, the Bible, and Antijudaism - Part 1
Luther, the Bible, and Antijudaism - Part 2
Freedom: Self and Community - Part 1
Freedom: Self and Community - Part 2
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Meilleurs avis pour LUTHER AND THE WEST
I really enjoyed the course, and think it is very well thought out and paced. I appreciate the access to additional reading materials.
I loved this class. I learned a lot, became a better person, and have cited it a couple times in other classes.
Excellent course covering the complete historical, political, and spiritual development of Martin Luther and his influence on Western intellectual thought.
An excellent course! I found the material interesting and informative. The professor was keen and easy to understand. I loved this course.
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