Transformations in Europe, 1500-1750

Prof. Richard Bulliet
History W3903 section 001
Session 1: Transformations in Europe, 1500-1750
HISTORY OF THE WORLD SINCE 1500CE

[@hygujiuy]

I miss University. But it is fun to listen to this as a trudge along doing my meaningless menial job and remember a time when I sat through similar lectures with the firm belief that I was going to be among the movers and shakers of the world to come.

[@freedomriding2558]

Scape modernity.

[@driteroj]

Note to everyone before starting this course series. THIS IS NOT A NARRATIVE COURSE on world history, it is a course on how to THINK about World History. If you want the prior, just read a world history textbook.

[@damienpace7350]

So its a waste of time then?

[@flylow2cre8u]

You can really tell that he loves what he teaches

[@dusk6159]

Absolute gem

[@surementpas]

Bought one of his book right after watching !

[@user-yq9sj7kd1q]

This is killing my left ear

[@ReversePhoenix]

Glad to know I'm not the only one having audio problems. What is it with college lectures and absolutely terrible audio/video quality? I could understand if it was a community college or something but even some of the "smartest" schools around can't manage basic audio/video quality. (Previously watched some stuff from Stanford) Also, why is it seems like every history teacher ever has the classroom with the blackboard?

[@TheWanderingDove]

Oh god, how am I going to remember all of this?

[@HOTRODRICO]

This professor is a real pro... I enjoyed the lecture, thanks for posting..

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

I'm having trouble determining the order in which I'm supposed to watch the lectures from this course.

[@ramzimogar984]

My left ear is now a Humpback carrying the hole lecture.😔😣

[@NewtracksVideos]

Not that it matters now, but after 50+ hours of these videos, I'm guessing it's either cell phone interference or signal blockage from standing behind that taller podium desk ( vs. the short, flat regular table desk. The audio seems to go NUTS when he is standing behind that podium.

[@jackwalsh5065]

This guy is so fire

[@canman5060]

This can be a graduate course on modern world history.

[@Zevik]

Liked and reacted.

[@canman5060]

History is the reinactmente of the past using our intelligent of the present.

[@imasyourleague]

i hope i got some graduation for Bachelor History Faculty

[@jark50]

very interesting, but doesnt follow the chapter of the same name too well. If you are just listening I'm all for it, but i wouldnt recommend watching this if you are taking a test on this.

[@MonkeyspankO]

with respect, the whole cart digression does seem to go on a bit long...

[@luisantonio805]

i can only hear with my left ear

[@luisantonio805]

it seems that Harry Porter is in the classroom

[@ReversePhoenix]

I was unaware that Harry Potter attended Columbia University. 0.o

[@lindseythelush]

no note taking?

[@marioalejandrobn]

My right ear cant hear you :(

[@tcpaa]

Yeah, I can't listen with only one ear. It's driving me nuts

[@ruygranja]

There’s a new word the professor should be aware of… “Portugal”! Some cool perspectives but not much than that.

[@redfire20003]

Bad audio.. :(

[@MrPeanutToes]

fml i'm about to drop out

[@subscxcribe]

Whoe else here for homework

[@zehraguliz6759]

50.3 the boy lifts eyebrows up and down lol

[@Fredrikschou]

Tycho Brahe was danish. I´m just saying.....

[@TheWpelt]

Well, close enough for am American. Donald Trump said he was Swedish although he was German.

[@AlastairHaines]

Harry Potter studying under Colonel Sanders

[@uiPublic]

Who'd made me My brother's keeper for his Sheep herds?! Chinese've never considered World Internet as US Vanilla..

[@ellethekitten]

Not the best world history lecture that I have heard. Dude complains about the fact that certain facts we focus on in history are arbitrary and yet he goes on and on about transportation, down to the minutia of carriages.

[@Nova-Rift]

You lost me at donkey

[@iceyred6668]

den'iare synony, //nd.D

[@carlosmunoz5178]

uhhh,uhhhh,ohhh,uhhhh

[@TheRuiMartins]

"After all he was English?!?!" What an idiotic basis of an argument to lecture on the importance of the scientific development in the North of Europe....! That was enough for me at this point.

[@shmoodlewoodle1030]

This is an old comment, and I am sure you must know by now that that was absolutely not what was meant :)

[@TheWpelt]

But he wrote in Latin, so most Americans still cannot read him in the original.

[@adevans1973]

He's making so many mistakes, wars of religion finished in 1500?

[@D3VILB3RT]

talks sooooo sllooowwwww..... ZzzzzZzz