Charlemagne, the Holy Roman Empire, and the Carolingian Renaissance

This engaging course, led by renowned history professor Christopher Bellitto, explores the life and legacy of Charlemagne, a pivotal figure in shaping Western Europe and the relationship between church and state. Covering key themes from the origins of theocracy to the transformation brought by Charlemagne's reign, the series highlights the lasting impact of the Carolingian Renaissance on European history, culture, and institutions. Through detailed lectures, listeners will gain insights into the historical context of medieval and modern Europe, making complex topics accessible and compelling.