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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I. Sunday, October 29, 2006. Outline of the Friday 20th October's Lecture / Selçuk Esenbel. The Persian Empire and the Alexandrian Legacy in Asia: The Golden Age of Greco-Indian Buddhist Civilization. L The Birth of the Buddhist Message of Enlightenment. 2 Alexander the Great’s Conquest of the Persian Empire. 3 The Seleucids of South Anatolia and the Mauryan Empire of India. 4 Bactria the Land of the Synthesis. 5 The Golden Age of Buddhist Kushan Nobles. Wrote the Ind...

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I. Wednesday, January 10, 2007. Outline of the December 4th and 6th Lectures/ Yücel Terzibaşoğlu. Faith in the Irano-Mediterranean World and the Rise of Islam. Monotheistic religions of the Eastern Mediterranean area (Near East). Birth of Islam as a religion and as a form of political authority in the 7th and 8th centuries. Continuation of a number of religious identifications that emerged in the same geography. The specificities of the Arabian peninsula:. Return of t...

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I. Thursday, November 30, 2006. THERE IS NO FILM SESSION ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. Posted by HIST 105 at 3:30 AM. Tuesday, November 28, 2006. Outline of the Wednesday 22nd November's Lecture/ Selim Deringil. THE PAPACY, THE PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE, THE GREAT SCHISM. 1/ Definition of Pope . Meaning father in Greek. Papa . Head of the Catholic Church. One of the oldest institutions on earth. Extant for over 2000 years. 4/ Political Power of Papacy. Originally there wer...

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I: December 2006

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I. Thursday, December 07, 2006. Outline of the Friday 1st December's Lecture/ Lale Babaoglu. The Medieval Intellectual World. Conceptual analysis: Postclassical or Medieval Period / Middle Ages and Intellectualism : The medieval thinkers, their understanding of being, existence, i.e., this worldly reality and. Their understanding of the being of God, i.e., divine reality. The aim to assimilate faith and reason. Foundations of Feudalism and monasticism. St Th Aquinas’ ...

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I: September 2006

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HIST 105: Making of the Modern World I. Friday, September 29, 2006. OUTLINE OF THE FIRST TWO LECTURES. The Rise of Civilization in the Ancient Near East. LECTURE 1: Wednesday, Sept. 27th 2006 - Aslı Özyar. Hominid existence on our planet ca. 2.5 million years (Africa). Humans leave Africa ca. 1 million years ago and begin to populate Europe and Asia earliest (ca. 400 000 BP) hominid (homo erectus) traces in Anatolia for example in Yarımburgaz Cave near Lake Küçükçekmece. Holocene (10.000 BP- present).

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