Second Year History
Second Year History
SECOND YEAR CORE COURSE
1st Semester:
HI2109 The Global Renaissance: 1300-1600 (core module)
Tuesday 2 - 3 pm Boole 3
Thursday 11 am - 12 noon Boole 2
2nd Semester:
Students select one of the following two core modules:
Either
HI2103 The Long Nineteenth-century: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World II
Monday 2-3 pm Kane G18
Wednesday 11 am – 12 noon Civil Engineering 110
Or
HI2108 From Reformation to Enlightenment: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World I
Tuesday 2 – 3 pm Boole 3
Thursday 11 am – 12 noon Kane GO1
The following module is obligatory for students taking either 40 or 50 credits of History:
HI2104 Special Research Project
Wednesday, 12 noon -1 pm Electrical Eng. L2 (a session will take place on Wednesday, 20 September)
In addition to the History options on offer to all categories of History students the following Greek and Roman Civilisation module is on offer to students taking 40 or 50 credits of History
GR2018 Roman Imperial History: AD 14-68 (1st Semester) (Dr David Woods)
Monday, 4-5 pm O’Rahilly Bldg 202
Tuesday, 10-11 am O’Rahilly Bldg 123
Please see other notice on introductory lectures in HI2105 as this module is also offered in the 1st Semester
SECOND YEAR RESEARCH SKILLS
HI2015 CASE STUDIES IN RESEARCH SKILLS
Dr Jérôme aan de Wiel: Anthony Glees, The Stasi Files; East Germany's Secret Operations against Britain (The Free Press, 2004)
Tuesday, 12 noon – 2 pm Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
Dr Andy Bielenberg: Peter Hart, The IRA and its enemies, violence and community in Cork 1916-1923 (Oxford University Press, 1998)
Wednesday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconell
Dr Larry Geary: R.D. Edwards & T.D. Williams (eds), The Great Famine: Studies in Irish History 1845-52 (Browne and Nolan, Dublin, 1956)
Wednesday, 1-3 pm Seminar Room I, Silverdale
Dr Detmar Klein: Being Jewish in Nazi Germany: the Diaries of Victor Klemperer
Tuesday, 11 am – 1 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
Dr Malgorzata D’Aughton: Colmán Ó Clabaigh, The Franciscans in Ireland 1400-1534. From Reform to Reformation (Four Courts Press, 2002)
Tuesday, 10 am -12 noon Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
Dr Andrew McCarthy: Deborah Lipstadt, Denying The Holocaust (Free Press, New York, 1993)
Tuesday, 12 noon – 2 pm Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Dr Hiram Morgan, Edmund Spenser’s A View of the Present State of Ireland
Wednesday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil: J.J. Lee, Ireland, 1912-85: Politics and Society (Cambridge, University Press, 1989)
Monday, 1-3 pm Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Mr Rory O’Dwyer, Diarmuid Ferriter, Judging Dev: a reassessment of the life and legacy of Eamon de Valera (RIA, Dublin, 2007)
Monday, 10 am – 12 noon Seminar Room, 2 Silverdale
Dr Clare O’Halloran: Historians and Sources: the Irish Rebellion of 1641
Friday, 11 am – 1 pm Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
Dr Diarmuid Scully: Gerald of Wales's Topography of Ireland. Translation in John O'Meara (trans.), Gerald of Wales, The History and Topography of Ireland (Penguin Classics, 1982)
Wednesday, 1-3 pm Seminar Room, 1 Elderwood
SECOND YEAR OPTION MODULES
1st Semester:
HI2031 Ireland and Rome: history, culture and contact (Dr Damian Bracken & Prof Brendan Dooley
Thursday, 1-3 pm West Wing 8
HI2046 Policing and Popular Justice in Ireland, 1803-1960 (Dr John Borgonovo)
Thursday, 4-5 pm Civil Eng. 110
Friday, 12 noon – 1 pm Geography/Geology Lecture Theatre
HI2047 Hitler, Nazism and the Holocaust (Dr Detmar Klein)
Monday, 1-2 pm Kane GO1
Wednesday, 10-11 am Kane GO1
2nd Semester:
HI2003 Culture and Power: Renaissance Intellectual History, 1450-1650 (Dr Hiram Morgan)
Thursday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
HI2014 Women in Early Modern Europe 1500-1800 (Dr Clare O’Halloran)
Monday, 3-4 pm Boole 6
Wednesday, 2-3 pm Cavanagh Phar. Bldg LG52
HI2017 Geography and Imagination in Antiquity and the Middle Ages (Dr Diarmuid Scully)
Thursday, 4-6 pm West Wing 5
HI2022 The History of the Media in Ireland (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)
Tuesday, 12 noon-2 pm West Wing 6
HI2025 The Vikings (Mr John Ware)
Monday, 4-5 pm Kane GO2
Tuesday, 4-5 pm Civil Eng. 110
HI2036 Sport and Society in Modern Ireland (Mr Gabriel Doherty)
Thursday, 12 noon – 2 pm Western Gateway Bldg G14
HI2038 The Tudors and Ireland (Dr David Edwards)
Monday, 10–11 am WW9
Tuesday, 10-11 am Food Science Bldg 322
HI2043 Digital History (Dr Mike Cosgrave)
Wednesday, 9-11 am Food Science Bldg 458
HI2044 Crime and Media in Ireland (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)
Monday, 10 am – 12 noon West Wing 5
HI2045 Crime, Violence, and Revolutionary Ireland, 1913-1925 (Dr John Borgonovo)
Tuesday, 4-5 pm Kane G18
Thursday, 4-5 pm Kane G02
HI2048 1989 Revolutions: Poland and East Central Europe - transition to Democracy (Dr Bozena Cierlik)
Tuesday, 10 am - 12 noon Conn C
HI2103 The long nineteenth century: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World II (Dr Detmar Klein & Dr Andrew McCarthy)
Monday, 2-3 pm Kane G18
Wednesday, 11 am–12 noon Civil Engineering 110
HI2108 From Reformation to Enlightenment: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World I (Staff)
Tuesday, 2–3 pm Boole 3
Thursday, 11 am – 12 noon Kane GO1