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She's a witch! Burn her!!!
Stanislaw:
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--- Quote from: Stanislaw on 2014-03-23, 04:49:00 ---Ah, the dreaded Malleus Maleficarum! Unfortunately one of the most horrible propaganda pieces of the Middle Ages. :( I've studied it a bit in my Medieval Heresy and Witchcraft course at my college.
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Your college is SO much cooler than mine was
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Seriously. I might have studied harder, back in the day, if we had classes about sorcery and witchcraft. ;)
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Right! Would've looked forward to going to that class!
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Yeah, that class has been quite enjoyable so far. Nevertheless, our professor actually specializes in Early Modern French society studies. There is one professor at Reed who does handle Early Medieval art and illuminated manuscript studies, though, and I hope to join in on his class the next time that it's offered. Strangely, Reed has an immense amount of such books packed into its library.
Mike W.:
Strangely enough we touched on this document in my History of Medicine class. Now that was one of the most interesting classes I ever took (alongside the History of Entertainment in America).
Aiden of Oreland:
I may look Into that for college.
Mike W.:
--- Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-03-27, 00:41:28 ---I may look Into that for college.
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Avoid a history degree like the plague. Yeah it's fascinating and fun (and also quite tough deoending on the program), but if you want a job within a year of graduating, you're better off with something else. Many of my fellow history graduates that I know are still unemployed. I got very lucky and only got my job through connections. Liberal Arts are enlightening, but sadly they don't pay off loans and bills.
Sir Douglas:
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--- Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-03-27, 00:41:28 ---I may look Into that for college.
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Avoid a history degree like the plague. Yeah it's fascinating and fun (and also quite tough deoending on the program), but if you want a job within a year of graduating, you're better off with something else. Many of my fellow history graduates that I know are still unemployed. I got very lucky and only got my job through connections. Liberal Arts are enlightening, but sadly they don't pay off loans and bills.
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Ugh...isn't that the sad truth.... :-\
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