Social revolution has transformed eastern Europe while the creation of the European Economic community has brought the states of west and central Europe much closer together than was formerly thought possible. This course will examine these changes while also focusing on the elements of continuity in the historical experience of twentieth century Europe. There will be two lectures and one tutorial a week. Each student is responsible for the required reading, information and materials presented in lecture, tutorial participation and a 3,000 word term paper. Students are urged to consult with the instructor at an early date on the topic of their paper.
All term papers are due one week before the last meeting of the seminar.
Students are urged to consult with the instructor at an early date on the topic of their paper. All term papers are due one week before the last meeting of the seminar. This guide is a hypertext version of the printed guide prepared by the SFU History Department to serve as an outline of their basic requirements for student papers. I have created this HTML version of the Departmental guide and added a number of web sites which might be of general interest to students seeking information about the study of history and the writing of essays. Have a look at the guide and let me know how it can be improved.