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CULTURAL STUDIES (GB) Vorlesung 050 658 Pankratz Restoration Culture, 2/2,5 CP 2 st. di 14-16 HGB 10 The times between the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660 and the death of the last Stuart ruler in 1714 saw many profound changes. Power gradually shifted from the monarch to parliament; science and empiricism removed God from the centre of things; money and wealth challenged heredity. The development towards what we nowadays would consider a ‘modern’ state did not go smoothly, though. There is a to and fro between old and new. Hence, the Restoration period is full of crises, conflicts and paradoxes. Sometimes the people seem like our near contemporaries and sometimes like quaint bewigged figures from a very distant time. The lecture course aims at having a critical look at the familiar and to make the quaint more accessible. By dealing with political and religious developments, literature, music and fashion it intends to provide a multifaceted survey of Restoration culture. Assessment/requirements: written end-of-term test. <strong>Seminar</strong>e 050 659 Berg Political Culture and Political Parties, 4 CP 2 st. do 14-16 GB 03/46 This course is about the culture(s) of British politics – the main ideas, ideologies, values and norms that seem to guide political practice in Britain. In the beginning, we discuss the concept of political culture, which has been widely debated in both political and cultural studies. Then we look into the main ideological traditions of British political thought and analyse how they are represented by the major political
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