Witchcraft and Science in Pre-Modern Europe
Session
Regular Academic Session
Class Number
6238
Career
Undergraduate
Units
3 units
Grading
Graded Alpha
Description
This course will trace the history of medieval and early modern ideas about nature, magic, demonology, and witchcraft, exploring the history of reason and rationality, elite and popular culture, persecution and society, and the intersections between Magic, Science, and Witchcraft.

Outcomes: Students will understand connections between witchcraft and popular religions; the gendering of witches; the political and economic aspects of witch trials; and modern portrayals of witches in popular media.
Class Attributes
European Studies
Medieval Studies
Class Actions
Look up course materials
Class Details
Instructor(s)
Tanya Stabler
Meets
TuTh 8:30AM - 9:45AM
Dates
01/12/2026 - 05/02/2026
Room
Cuneo Hall - Room 103
Instruction Mode
In person
Campus
Lake Shore Campus
Location
Lake Shore Campus
Components
Lecture Required
Class Availability
Status
Open
Seats Taken
0
Seats Open
30
Class Capacity
30
Wait List Total
0
Wait List Capacity
0