HIST - History

registrar-listed subject area for course

HIST-1128: FWS: Women and Black Nationalism in the United States - Spring 2012
HIST-1133: FWS: Mongrel America: Miscegenation, Passing, and the Myth of Racial Purity - Fall 2012
HIST-1139: FWS: "What Ifs": Counterfactual History and the American Century - Fall 2011
HIST-1140: FWS: Humanitarian Aid in the 20th and 21st Centuries - Fall 2011
HIST-1140: FWS: Humanitarian Aid in the 20th and 21st Centuries - Spring 2012
HIST-1141: FWS: Witchcraft in the Early Modern Atlantic World - Spring 2013
HIST-1143: FWS: The Devil's Excrement: Oil, Development, and the State in Latin American History - Spring 2012
HIST-1145: FWS: Concrete and Chaos: Nature and Cultural Resistance in the US - Fall 2011
HIST-1145: FWS: Concrete and Chaos: Nature and Cultural Resistance in the US - Fall 2012
HIST-1147: FWS: American Beauty (?): Exploring Ideas About Nature and Place - Fall 2012
HIST-1147: FWS: American Beauty (?): Exploring Ideas About Nature and Place - Spring 2012
HIST-1153: FWS: Speaking Truth to Power: The Black Prophetic Voice in America - Fall 2011
HIST-1153: FWS: Speaking Truth to Power: The Black Prophetic Voice in America - Spring 2012
HIST-1159: FWS: The Ancient Spartans - Spring 2013
HIST-1160: FWS: Fires, Tornados, and Earthquakes: Oh My! Disasters in the United States - Fall 2012
HIST-1163: FWS: Numb: A Modern History of Pain - Spring 2013
HIST-1164: FWS: Madness Chafed by Reality: Photography, Culture and the U.S. - Spring 2013
HIST-1165: FWS: Comparative "Chineseness" - Spring 2013
HIST-1166: FWS: Historical Trauma, Historical Memory - Spring 2013
HIST-1230: FWS: Monstrous Births, Scheming Midwives: Childbirth in Europe 1500-1800 - Fall 2011
HIST-1250: FWS: Conceived in Liberty: War and Emancipation - Spring 2012
HIST-1270: FWS: The US in the 1960's and 1970's - Spring 2012
HIST-1280: FWS: History and the City: The Twentieth Century in Berlin - Fall 2012
HIST-1320: FWS: Anticolonial Struggle as a Global Movement - Fall 2011
HIST-1402: FWS: Global Islam - Fall 2012
HIST-1501: Western Civilization Seventeenth - Twenty First Century - Fall 2012
HIST-1510: Introduction to Western Civilization I - Fall 2011
HIST-1510: Introduction to Western Civilization I - Fall 2012
HIST-1511: The Making of Modern Europe, from 1500 to the Present - Spring 2012
HIST-1511: The Making of Modern Europe, from 1500 to the Present - Spring 2013
HIST-1540: American Capitalism - Spring 2013
HIST-1561: Introduction to the Ottoman Empire - Fall 2012
HIST-1581: America at War to 1898 - Fall 2011
HIST-1581: America at War to 1898 - Fall 2012
HIST-1590: History and Popular Culture - Spring 2012
HIST-1620: Histories of the Future - Fall 2012
HIST-1640: U.S. History since the Great Depression - Fall 2012
HIST-1650: Myths of Monarchy in Europe, Medieval Times to the Present - Spring 2013
HIST-1700: History of Exploration: Land, Sea, and Space - Fall 2011
HIST-1700: History of Exploration: Land, Sea, and Space - Fall 2012
HIST-1800: Immigration in U.S. History - Fall 2011
HIST-1800: Immigration in U.S. History - Fall 2012
HIST-1900: East Asia to 1800 - Spring 2012
HIST-1910: Introduction to Modern Asian History - Fall 2011
HIST-1910: Introduction to Modern Asian History - Fall 2012
HIST-1941: The History of Science in Europe: From the Ancient Legacy to Isaac Newton - Fall 2012
HIST-1942: The History of Science in Europe: Newton to Darwin; Darwin to Einstein - Spring 2012
HIST-1950: Colonial Latin America - Fall 2011
HIST-1950: Colonial Latin America - Fall 2012
HIST-1955: No gods, no masters: Histories of Anarchism - Spring 2012
HIST-1955: No gods, no masters: Histories of Anarchism - Spring 2013
HIST-1960: Modern Latin America - Spring 2013
HIST-2001: Supervised Reading - Fall 2011
HIST-2001: Supervised Reading - Undergraduate - Fall 2012
HIST-2001: Supervised Reading - Undergraduate - Spring 2012
HIST-2001: Supervised Reading - Undergraduate - Spring 2013
HIST-2003: Becker House Cafe - Fall 2011
HIST-2003: Becker House Cafe - Fall 2012
HIST-2003: Becker House Cafe - Spring 2012
HIST-2003: Becker House Cafe - Spring 2013
HIST-2004: Becker House in Service - Fall 2011
HIST-2004: Becker House in Service - Fall 2012
HIST-2004: Becker House in Service - Spring 2012
HIST-2004: Becker House in Service - Spring 2013
HIST-2005: The First American University - Spring 2013
HIST-2010: Atlantic Travelers - Fall 2012
HIST-2062: Migrant Workers in the Americas - Spring 2012
HIST-2090: The Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692 - Fall 2011
HIST-2090: The Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692 - Fall 2012
HIST-2111: Black History Topics Through Film - Spring 2013
HIST-2122: Darwin and the Making of Histories - Spring 2013
HIST-2142: Cultures of the Middle Ages - Fall 2012
HIST-2152: The "Jewish Question" in Nineteenth - Twentieth Century Europe - Spring 2013
HIST-2161: Iran and the World - Spring 2012
HIST-2163: History of the United Nations - Fall 2012
HIST-2180: Seminar on Genocide - Fall 2012
HIST-2190: Women and Gender in South Asia - Spring 2012
HIST-2210: Pop Culture in China - Fall 2012
HIST-2230: International Law - Fall 2011
HIST-2271: Family Life in Renaissance Italy - Spring 2012
HIST-2271: Family Life in Renaissance Italy - Spring 2013
HIST-2280: Indian Ocean World - Fall 2011
HIST-2292: American Capitalism - Spring 2012
HIST-2322: Military Compaigns & Theory in the Ancient World - Fall 2011
HIST-2380: Families in Chinese History in the Seventeenth Century - Fall 2011
HIST-2390: Seminar in Iroquois History - Fall 2012
HIST-2411: Enslaved! Then and Now - Spring 2013
HIST-2412: The White Image in the Black Mind - Spring 2012
HIST-2422: The History of the U.S. Prison - Spring 2012
HIST-2423: Dazed and Confused: The Politics of Drug and Alcohol in US History - Spring 2013
HIST-2440: The United States in Vietnam - Fall 2011
HIST-2452: Dress Cloth and Identity - Fall 2011
HIST-2492: Europes Asia: Modern European Discourse on History and Subjectivity - Spring 2012
HIST-2500: Technology in Society - Fall 2012
HIST-2510: Race and Popular Culture - Fall 2011
HIST-2511: Black Women to 1900 - Fall 2012
HIST-2530: Introduction to Islamic Civilization - Fall 2012
HIST-2541: Caribbean History - Fall 2011
HIST-2541: Caribbean History - Fall 2012
HIST-2560: War and Peace in Greece and Rome - Spring 2012
HIST-2560: War and Peace in Greece and Rome - Spring 2013
HIST-2571: China Encounters the World - Fall 2011
HIST-2571: China Encounters the World - Fall 2012
HIST-2581: Environmental History - Fall 2011
HIST-2581: Environmental History - Fall 2012
HIST-2590: The Crusades - Fall 2011
HIST-2590: The Crusades - Spring 2013
HIST-2640: Introduction to Asian American History - Fall 2011
HIST-2640: Introduction to Asian American History - Fall 2012
HIST-2660: Everything You Know About Indians is Wrong: Unlearning Native American History - Spring 2012
HIST-2660: Everything You Know About Indians is Wrong: Unlearning Native American History - Spring 2013
HIST-2670: History of Rome I - Fall 2012
HIST-2671: History of Rome II - Spring 2013
HIST-2672: History of Modern Egypt - Spring 2013
HIST-2674: History of the Modern Middle East: Nineteenth to Twentieth Centuries - Fall 2012
HIST-2680: The United States in the 1960s and 1970s - Spring 2013
HIST-2690: History of Terrorism - Fall 2011
HIST-2710: Introduction to the History of Medicine - Fall 2012
HIST-2711: Politics of Violence in Twentieth Century Europe - Fall 2012
HIST-2730: Women in American Society, Past and Present - Spring 2012
HIST-2731: The French Modern - Spring 2013
HIST-2749: Mughal India and the Early Modern World, c. 1500-1800 - Fall 2011
HIST-2750: History of Modern India - Spring 2012
HIST-2760: The British Empire - Fall 2011
HIST-2773: Violence & Order in the North - Fall 2012
HIST-2791: International Humanitarianism - Spring 2012
HIST-2791: International Humanitarianism - Spring 2013
HIST-2820: Science in Western Civilization: Newton to Darwin, Darwin to Einstein - Spring 2013
HIST-2870: Evolution - Fall 2011
HIST-2890: The U.S. - Vietnam War - Spring 2013
HIST-2910: Modern European Jewish History, 1789 - 1948 - Fall 2012
HIST-2920: Inventing an Information Society - Spring 2012
HIST-2920: Inventing an Information Society - Spring 2013
HIST-2960: East Asian Martial Arts - Fall 2012
HIST-2970: Imperial Russia: Peter the Great to the Revolution of 1917 - Spring 2012
HIST-2981: Pow, Cult, Heterogene Pre Mod Jap - Fall 2011
HIST-3002: Supervised Research - Fall 2011
HIST-3002: Supervised Research - Undergraduate - Fall 2012
HIST-3002: Supervised Research - Undergraduate - Spring 2012
HIST-3002: Supervised Research - Undergraduate - Spring 2013
HIST-3031: Race and Revolution in the Americas: 1776-1900 - Spring 2012
HIST-3031: Race and Revolution in the Americas: 1776-1900 - Spring 2013
HIST-3050: Eighteenth-Century Britain - Fall 2011
HIST-3080: History of Post-War Germany (1945-Present) - Fall 2011
HIST-3101: British History, from 1870 to the Present - Spring 2012
HIST-3130: U.S. Foreign Relations, 1750-1912 - Fall 2012
HIST-3140: U.S. in the World - Spring 2012
HIST-3140: U.S. in the World - Spring 2013
HIST-3160: American Political Thought from Madison to Malcolm X - Fall 2011
HIST-3160: American Political Thought from Madison to Malcolm X - Fall 2012
HIST-3180: American Constitutional Development - Fall 2011
HIST-3181: Living in an Uncertain World: Science, Technology, and Risk - Spring 2013
HIST-3189: The Supreme Court, the Constitution, and Criminal Justice - Fall 2012
HIST-3200: The Viking Age - Spring 2012
HIST-3240: Varieties of American Dissent, 1880 - 1990 - Spring 2013
HIST-3300: Japan from War to Prosperity - Spring 2012
HIST-3300: Japan from War to Prosperity - Spring 2013
HIST-3304: African American History: From the Age of B. T. Washington to the Age of Barack Obama - Spring 2012
HIST-3304: African American History: From the Age of B. T. Washington to the Age of Barack Obama - Spring 2013
HIST-3310: Causes of the American Civil War, 1815-1860 - Fall 2011
HIST-3321: Central Asian Culture Wars - Spring 2012
HIST-3342: Death of God - Fall 2012
HIST-3430: History of the Civil War and Reconstruction - Spring 2012
HIST-3430: History of the Civil War and Reconstruction - Spring 2013
HIST-3451: Cultural and Intellectual Life of 20th Century Americans - Spring 2012
HIST-3490: Renaissance England, 1485 - 1660 - Fall 2012
HIST-3500: The Italian Renaissance - Spring 2013
HIST-3510: Machiavelli - Fall 2011
HIST-3510: Machiavelli - Fall 2012
HIST-3520: Twentieth Century East Asian-American Relations - Spring 2013
HIST-3531: Daoist Traditions - Fall 2011
HIST-3541: Empire to Nation-states in the Eastern Mediterranean - Spring 2013
HIST-3650: West Africa and the West, 1450 - 1850 - Spring 2012
HIST-3650: West Africa and the West, 1450 - 1850 - Spring 2013
HIST-3652: African Economic History - Fall 2012
HIST-3677: Search for the Historical Muhammad - Spring 2012
HIST-3680: Marriage and Sexuality in Medieval Europe - Fall 2012
HIST-3700: History of the Holocaust - Fall 2011
HIST-3700: History of the Holocaust - Spring 2013
HIST-3710: World War II in Europe - Fall 2012
HIST-3760: African American Social History, 1910 to the Present: Race, Work, and the City - Fall 2011
HIST-3790: The First World War: Causes, Conduct, Consequences - Spring 2012
HIST-3800: Latinos in U.S. History - Spring 2013
HIST-3880: Vietnamese History - Spring 2013
HIST-3950: Monsoon Kingdoms: Pre-Modern Southeast Asian History - Fall 2011
HIST-3960: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century - Spring 2012
HIST-3960: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century - Spring 2013
HIST-4000: Honors Proseminar - Fall 2011
HIST-4000: Honors Proseminar - Fall 2012
HIST-4000: Honors Proseminar - Spring 2012
HIST-4000: Honors Proseminar - Spring 2013
HIST-4001: Honors Guidance - Fall 2011
HIST-4001: Honors Guidance - Fall 2012
HIST-4002: Honors Research - Spring 2012
HIST-4002: Honors Research - Spring 2013
HIST-4041: Atlantic Commodities - Spring 2013
HIST-4062: Greater China in Changing World - Spring 2013
HIST-4091: Contesting Identities in Modern Egypt - Fall 2012
HIST-4120: Scientific Revolution in Early - Modern Europe - Spring 2013
HIST-4131: Comparative Environmental History - Fall 2012
HIST-4131: Comparative Environmental History - Spring 2012
HIST-4140: Motivations of American Foreign Policy - Spring 2012
HIST-4160: Gender and Sex in Southeast Asia - Fall 2011
HIST-4171: The Holocaust: The Personal and the Political - Spring 2012
HIST-4202: The Politics of Inequality: The History of the U.S. Welfare State - Fall 2012
HIST-4211: Seminar on the American Revolution - Spring 2012
HIST-4231: Gender and Technology in Historical Perspectives - Spring 2012
HIST-4231: Gender and Technology in Historical Perspectives - Spring 2013
HIST-4256: The U.S.-Mexico Borderlands - Spring 2013
HIST-4260: The West and Beyond: Frontiers and Borders in American History and Culture - Fall 2011
HIST-4291: Marriage and Divorce in Africa - Spring 2012
HIST-4301: Black Leaders and Movements in African-American History - Spring 2012
HIST-4303: Nationalism and Decolonization in Africa - Spring 2013
HIST-4360: Conflict Resolution in Medieval Europe - Spring 2013
HIST-4383: Roman Social History: Problems and Methods - Fall 2012
HIST-4390: Reconstruction and the New South - Fall 2012
HIST-4392: Diversity and Civil Disobedience - Fall 2011
HIST-4450: The "European Civil War": Violence, Politics and Culture in Europe 1914-1945 - Fall 2011
HIST-4460: Strategy in World War II - Spring 2013
HIST-4521: The Eastern Question - Fall 2012
HIST-4542: Arab Lands of the Late Ottoman Empire - Fall 2012
HIST-4543: State and Society in the Late Ottoman Empire - Spring 2013
HIST-4551: Race and the University - Spring 2012
HIST-4551: Race and the University - Spring 2013
HIST-4560: Topics in Medieval Historiography - Fall 2011
HIST-4570: Seminar in European Fascism - Spring 2012
HIST-4650: Reading and Viewing Modern China - Spring 2013
HIST-4667: Nationalism(s) in Arab World - Spring 2013
HIST-4680: Love and Sex in the Italian Renaissance - Fall 2011
HIST-4680: Love and Sex in the Italian Renaissance - Fall 2012
HIST-4740: Topics in Modern European Intellectual and Cultural History - Fall 2011
HIST-4751: Science, Race, and Colonialism - Fall 2012
HIST-4820: History of Slavery - Fall 2012
HIST-4851: Refugees - Fall 2012
HIST-4854: Urban Soundscapes of the Middle East - Fall 2011
HIST-4870: Seminar on Thailand - Fall 2012
HIST-4900: New World Encounters, 1500 - 1800 - Spring 2013
HIST-4920: India: Nation and Nationalism - Spring 2013
HIST-4931: Vitality and Power in China - Spring 2013
HIST-4940: Law, Liberty and Revolution in Early Modern England - Fall 2012
HIST-4950: Gender, Power, and Authority in England, 1600 to 1800 - Spring 2012
HIST-4950: Gender, Power, and Authority in England, 1600 to 1800 - Spring 2013
HIST-4961: History of Medicine and Healing in China - Spring 2012
HIST-4965: The History of Pre-Industrial Noise in Europe, 1400-1800 - Spring 2012
HIST-4976: Risk, Romance, and Revolution - Spring 2013
HIST-6000: Graduate Research Seminar - Spring 2012
HIST-6000: Graduate Research Seminar - Spring 2013
HIST-6005: Graduate History Colloquium - Fall 2012
HIST-6005: Graduate History Colloquium - Spring 2013
HIST-6010: European History Colloquium - Fall 2011
HIST-6010: European History Colloquium - Spring 2012
HIST-6030: The Americas Colloquium - Fall 2011
HIST-6030: The Americas Colloquium - Spring 2012
HIST-6040: Introduction to the Graduate Study of American History - Spring 2013
HIST-6062: Greater China in Changing World - Spring 2013
HIST-6080: Readings in 20th Century U.S. History - Spring 2012
HIST-6104: Motivations of American Foreign Policy - Spring 2012
HIST-6140: Readings in Cultural Materialism: Theory and Practice - Spring 2012
HIST-6160: Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asian History - Fall 2011
HIST-6162: Graduate History Proseminar: Archives, Writing, and Research in Southeast Asian History - Spring 2012
HIST-6190: History of Technology - Fall 2011
HIST-6190: Seminar in the History of Technology - Spring 2013
HIST-6256: The U.S.-Mexico Borderlands - Spring 2013
HIST-6261: Seminar on the American Revolution - Spring 2012
HIST-6300: Topics in Ancient History - Spring 2013
HIST-6303: Nationalism and Decolonization in Africa - Spring 2013
HIST-6330: Topics in Ancient Greek History - Fall 2011
HIST-6350: The Writing of History - Spring 2013
HIST-6383: Roman Social History: Problems and Methods - Fall 2012
HIST-6390: Mao and the Chinese Revolution - Fall 2012
HIST-6391: Reconstruction and the New South - Fall 2012
HIST-6410: Science, Technology, Gender: Historical Issues - Spring 2013
HIST-6450: The "European Civil War": Violence, Politics and Culture in Europe 1914-1945 - Fall 2011
HIST-6471: Global Intellectual Histories - Spring 2013
HIST-6482: History/Geography/Theory - Fall 2011
HIST-6482: History/Geography/Theory - Spring 2013
HIST-6520: Anglo-Saxon History and Its Literary Context - Fall 2011
HIST-6560: Topics in Medieval Historiography - Fall 2011
HIST-6650: Reading and Viewing Modern China - Spring 2013
HIST-6652: African Economic History - Fall 2012
HIST-6720: Seminar in European Intellectual History - Fall 2011
HIST-6749: Mughal India and the Early Modern World - Fall 2011
HIST-6810: Intellectual History of Empire - Spring 2013
HIST-6824: History of Slavery - Fall 2012
HIST-6851: Refugees - Fall 2012
HIST-6870: Seminar on Thailand - Fall 2012
HIST-6880: Vietnamese History - Spring 2013
HIST-6921: India: Nation and Nationalism - Spring 2013
HIST-6931: Vitality and Power in China - Spring 2013
HIST-6950: Southeast Asian History to the Eighteenth Century - Fall 2011
HIST-6960: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century - Spring 2012
HIST-6960: Southeast Asian History from the Eighteenth Century - Spring 2013
HIST-6961: History of Medicine and Healing in China - Spring 2012
HIST-7000: Special Topic 3: Issues in the Cultural History of Technology - Spring 2012
HIST-7090: Introduction to the Graduate Study of History - Fall 2011
HIST-7090: Introduction to the Graduate Study of History - Fall 2012
HIST-7110: Introduction to Science and Technology Studies - Fall 2012
HIST-8004: Supervised Reading - Fall 2011
HIST-8004: Supervised Reading - Fall 2012
HIST-8004: Supervised Reading - Spring 2012
HIST-8004: Supervised Reading - Spring 2013
HIST-8005: Supervised Reading - Fall 2011
HIST-8005: Supervised Reading - Fall 2012

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