Bachelor Degree in Late Antique Cultures at Brown University |
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Brown University is a Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above Research Universities (very high research activity) with 8,167 students in Providence, RI.
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Brown University
Bachelor degree
Late Antique Cultures
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The Concentration in Late Antique Cultures is the second of two concentrations sponsored by the Program in Medieval Studies. Late Antique Cultures focuses on the third through the ninth centuries C.E., when ancient cultural forms were still in place but medieval cultures were beginning to take shape simultaneously. The Concentration in Late Antique Cultures, the first undergraduate degree of its kind in this country, is organized to facilitate the study of human activity in all of its variety, unrestricted by the conventional demarcations of classical and medieval studies. The concentration serves those students who are interested in the changing relation of the many kinds of cultural practices, social patterns, political and economic forms, and artistic and literary traditions in this transitional period.
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