FAH421H1: Studies in Medieval Cities

Hours

24S

A focused examination of urbanism, art and architecture of a specific medieval city, such as Jerusalem, Rome, Constantinople, or Paris.

Prerequisite

FAH215H1/ FAH216H1/ FAH265H1/ FAH285H5/ VPHB53H3, and 1.0 FAH credit at the 300 level

Recommended Preparation

FAH327H1/ FAH328H1

Distribution Requirements

Humanities

Breadth Requirements

Creative and Cultural Representations (1)

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