An Open Access Review Journal Encouraging Critical Engagement with the Continuing Process of Inventing the Middle Ages. Carl Kears and James Paz, eds. Know about science in the European Middle ages, giving overviews of different cosmologies, the Quadrivium.

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Why Do We Read Gower? February 22, 2015. In an undergrad medieval literature class in Fall 2014. Earlier that week in which Gower details an apocalyptic dream vision generally read to be an allegory of the Rising of 1381, I was filled with enthusiasm. For the second part of this Gower week, I had the students read part of the Prologue to the. This was going to be great! Does no.

Digital History as a Tool to the History Discipline. Teaching and Learning about History in the Digital Age. Being a student who does a lot of my work digitally, I have always been able to jump into some aspect of technology and do pretty well with it. In a 2011 article by Jeffrey McClurken,. History in the Digital Age. When trying to create a history that.