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Side 1. The audio cassette consists of 3 discussions by 4 course team members about continental influences on England between 1450-1600. Side 2. A review of three topics studied in A205
Metadata describing this Open University audio programme
| Module code and title: |
A205, "Culture and belief in Europe, 1450-1600" |
| Item code: |
A205; AC5 |
| Published: |
1990 |
| Rights Statement: |
Rights owned or controlled by The Open University |
| Restrictions on use: |
This material can be used in accordance with The Open University conditions of use. A link to the conditions can be found at the bottom of all OU Digital Archive web pages. |
| Duration: |
00:59:15 |
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| Track listing: |
track listing for this programme
| Side 1 |
Track 1
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Block 8 and 9: 3 discussions |
| Side 2 |
Track 2
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Block 8 and 9: A review of three topics studied in A205 |
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| Producers: |
Jenny Bardwell; G D Jayalakshmi |
| Contributors: |
Stuart Brown; Donald Burrows; Roger Day; Anne Laurence; Rosemary O'Day; Nick Rowling |
| Publisher: |
BBC Open University |
| Footage description: |
Side 1. The audio cassette consists of 3 discussions by 4 course team members about continental influences on England between 1450-1600. Band 1: Zurich letters: Two letters, one from Archbishop Cranmer to Martin Bucer and one from John Jewel to Henry Builinger are read. Students are asked to think about the influence of continental reformers on England. The discussion then concentrates on both religion and politics in England and how events on the Continent affect it. BAND 2: Architecture: The students look at illustrations of a building by Palladio and Hardwick Hall in their discussion of the influence of Palladio on Smythson, the most likely builder of Hardwick Hall. BAND 3: Music: Ave Verum Corpus by Byrd is played. Students think of it in comparison to Italian Madrigals. Discussion follows, pointing out that not everything in England was influenced by the Continent. -- Side 2. A review of three topics studied in A205: a) Religious reform (Rosemary O'Day) b) Magic (Stuart Brown) c) Popular Culture (Rosemary O'Day) Review includes questions for students with suggested answers and guidance on the A205 chart. |
| Master spool number: |
AC1311 |
| Production number: |
AC1311 |
| Available to public: |
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