The Development of European Civilization
Narrated by Kenneth R. Bartlett
The Great Courses: Civilization & Culture
- Released
- July 8, 2013
- Format
- Lecture
- Publisher
- The Great Courses
This series of 48 lectures by Professor Bartlett explores the development of Europe from the late Middle Ages to just before World War II, highlighting the ideologies, social changes, and revolutionary ideas that shaped the continent's history. Through a focus on historical causality and European perspectives, the course examines major movements, revolutions, and evolving concepts of government, religion, and social structure. It offers an insightful understanding of how Europe’s past continues to influence today’s world, avoiding a simple chronology in favor of exploring deeper causes and connections.
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