Britské dějiny - AAA130130
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This introductory lecture course maps the key events of British history, from pre-Roman times to Devolution and its current aftermath. Each lecture will highlight historical developments that define the designated period, providing basic diachronic frameworks and critical resonances. Students are encouraged to follow the lecture series and familiarise themselves with the contextual background provided in order to complement and facilitate their further studies in literary and cultural history. A list of suggested secondary material is provided below. All lectures are in English.
Topics: 1. Celtic and Roman Britain, Anglo-Saxon and Viking England (43–1066 CE) 2. The Middle Ages: from the Norman Conquest to the Battle of Bosworth (1066–1485) 3. The Tudors (1485–1603) 4. From the Stuarts to the Hanoverian succession: the Civil War, Restoration and After (1603–1714) 5. Georgian Britain and Overseas Expansion (1714–1837) 6. Victorian Britain and the Empire (1837–1901) 8. WWII and its Aftermath (1939–1958) 9. The Cold War and Post-Empire Britain (1960s–1970s) 10. From Margaret Thatcher to Devolution (1979–1999) Poslední úprava: Znojemská Helena, Mgr., Ph.D. (04.01.2026)
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