101-6-20 First-Year Seminar: Holocaust Testimonies First-Year Seminar: European History Focused
The first-year seminar, each limited to 15 undergraduates, introduce students to modes of historical analysis through the student of various topics in history.
Various topics by instructor. Specific topics and descriptions can be found in Caesar.
101-6-22 First-Year Seminar: History of the Self First-Year Seminar: European History Focused
The first-year seminar, each limited to 15 undergraduates, introduce students to modes of historical analysis through the student of various topics in history.
Various topics by instructor. Specific topics and descriptions can be found in Caesar.
102-6-20 First-Year Seminar: Asian American Lives First-Year Seminar: American History Focused
The first-year seminar, each limited to 15 undergraduates, introduce students to modes of historical analysis through the student of various topics in history.
Various topics by instructor. Specific topics and descriptions can be found in Caesar.
Open to first-year students only.
103-6-20 First-Year Seminar: Violence in African History
103-6-20 First-Year Seminar: Violence in African History First-Year Seminar: Non-Western History Focused
The first-year seminar, each limited to 15 undergraduates, introduce students to modes of historical analysis through the student of various topics in history.
Various topics by instructor. Specific topics and descriptions can be found in Caesar.
Political, economic, cultural, and intellectual life of Jewish communities under medieval Islam and Christianity. Judeo-Arabic culture and its critics; Jewish-Christian relations; the place of violence; rise and influence of Jewish law and mysticism.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
Introduction to the history of Asians in the United States, with a focus on their impact on American society as well as their experiences within the United States. ASIAN_AM 214-0 and HISTORY 214-0 are taught together; may not receive credit for both courses.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
This course considers the bilateral Sino-American relationship in its larger global context and in connection to the issues of war, diplomacy, race, gender, religion, and material and popular culture. Focuses on the ways domestic politics shape international relations.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
Gender, sexuality, and the rise of modern lesbian and gay identities. Lecture and discussion. HISTORY 324-0 and GNDR_ST 324-0 are taught together; may not receive credit for both courses.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
Debates about the development of the postwar German states from 1945 to the present. Social, political, economic, and everyday history within the context of East, West, and unified Germany. GERMAN 344-2 and HISTORY 344-2 are taught together; may not receive credit for both courses.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
373-2 The Ottomans: From "Second Empire" to the Age of Nationalism, 1622-1918
From the Second Ottoman Empire to the Age of Nationalism, 1622-1918. Political and societal changes that shaped the modern Middle East and southeast Europe.
Historical Studies Distro Area. See Caesar for current course description.
393-0-20 Gender, Race, and the Holocaust Approaches to History
Introductory seminar for history majors and others interested in understanding how history is thought about and written. Intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic.
Historical Studies Distro Area. Topic Varies by instructor. See Caesar for current course description.
393-0-22 Pirates and Prostitutes in Southeast Asia
393-0-22 Pirates and Prostitutes in Southeast Asia Approaches to History
Introductory seminar for history majors and others interested in understanding how history is thought about and written. Intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic.
Historical Studies Distro Area. Topic Varies by instructor. See Caesar for current course description.
393-0-24 Frontiers, Borderlands, Nationalisms Approaches to History
Introductory seminar for history majors and others interested in understanding how history is thought about and written. Intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic.
Historical Studies Distro Area. Topic Varies by instructor. See Caesar for current course description.
Introductory seminar for history majors and others interested in understanding how history is thought about and written. Intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic.
Historical Studies Distro Area. Topic Varies by instructor. See Caesar for current course description.
393-0-28 Islamic Thought and Political Activism in Middle East
393-0-28 Islamic Thought and Political Activism in Middle East Approaches to History
Introductory seminar for history majors and others interested in understanding how history is thought about and written. Intensive exploration of a significant historical event, period, or topic.
Historical Studies Distro Area. Topic Varies by instructor. See Caesar for current course description.
Field seminars designed to familiarize students in each division of the graduate curriculum with pivotal issues, interpretations, controversies, research techniques, and works in the field.
465 History without Documents Sources in African History
Explores the kinds of meanings that historians can recover from non-written sources and the ways in which recent scholarship has grappled with these sources. See Caesar for current course description.
