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Fall, 2003
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History |
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3158 |
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AMST-816-06 |
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The Emergence of Life-Style Im |
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1.00 |
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SEM |
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Cohn,William H. |
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TBA |
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Y |
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Enrollment limited to 10. |
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1197 |
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HIST-102-01 |
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Intro Hist Eur 1715-Pres |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Kete,Kathleen |
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TR:09:55AM-11:10AM |
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HUM |
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3173 |
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HIST-111-01 |
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Foundatns Grk&Rom Histry |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Taravella, Daniel |
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MWF:12:00PM-12:50PM |
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HUM |
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2578 |
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HIST-201-01 |
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US Colonial Per thru Civil War |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Chatfield,John H |
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MWF:11:00AM-11:50AM |
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HUM |
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2811 |
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HIST-205-01 |
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Africn Amrcn Hstry:1861-Presnt |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Fernandez,Johanna |
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TR:09:55AM-11:10AM |
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HUM |
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1198 |
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HIST-214-01 |
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Modern Ireland 1603-1923 |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Truxes,Thomas M |
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M:06:45PM-08:00PM |
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HUM |
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R:06:45PM-08:00PM |
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HIST 229 |
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Middle East, 1914 to Present |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Porter, Geoffrey |
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TR: 8:30-9:45AM |
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HUM |
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2865 |
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HIST-241-01 |
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Hist China Shang-Ming |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Lestz,Michael E |
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MWF:09:00AM-09:50AM |
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HUM |
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3179 |
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HIST-247-01 |
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Latinos/Latinas in Amer |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Figueroa,Luis A |
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TR:09:55AM-11:10AM |
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HUM |
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2562 |
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HIST-252-01 |
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African History to 1880 |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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van Beusekom,Monica M. |
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MWF:10:00AM-10:50AM |
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HUM |
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2432 |
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3157 |
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HIST-262-01 |
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America's Half Century |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Fernandez,Johanna |
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MWF:10:00AM-10:50AM |
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HUM |
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2730 |
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HIST-299-01 |
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Historiography & Hstrcl Methds |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Kete, Kathleen |
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MW: 8:30-9:45 |
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HUM |
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Enrollment limited to 15. |
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This course open to History
majors only. |
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NOTE: Previously offered as
History 300. Students with credit for History 300 may not enroll in 299. |
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3094 |
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HIST-370-01 |
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Mobs & Masses in America |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Leach,Eugene E |
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TR:02:40PM-03:55PM |
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HUM |
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1199 |
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HIST-399-01 |
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Independent Study |
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1.00-2.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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NOTE: Requires completion
of the Special Registration Form, available in the Office of the Registrar. |
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3091 |
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HIST-401-05 |
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20th Century London |
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1.00 |
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SEM |
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Pennybacker,Susan D |
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W:01:15PM-03:55PM |
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Enrollment limited to 10. |
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This course is open to
junior History majors only |
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3096 |
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HIST-401-07 |
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America in the 1960's |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Fernandez,Johanna |
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T:06:30PM-09:30PM |
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Enrollment limited to 12. |
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This course is open to
junior History majors only |
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3095 |
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HIST-451-14 |
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Romantics & Revolutionaries |
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1.00 |
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SEM |
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Kete,Kathleen |
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M:01:15PM-03:55PM |
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Enrollment limited to 10. |
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This course open to senior
History majors only. |
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3180 |
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HIST-451-15 |
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Hist & Film:What is
"History"? |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Figueroa,Luis A |
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T:06:30PM-09:30PM |
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Up to the advent of the
modern era, most societies preserved their historical memory, and produced historical
narratives and interpretations of the past that were conveyed through oral traditions, as
written texts were generally accessed only by educated elites. With the advent of the
printing press and the rise of vernacular languages as the principal form of textual
communication and of professional history as an academic discipline, the modern era,
particularly in Western societies, witnessed the rise of printed historical scholarship as
the principal medium for accessing historical memory and historical interpretation.
However, the twentieth century, especially in its second half, saw the emergence of new
forms of communication through cinema and telecommunication technologies that produced a
myriad of "texts" that came to be the primary form through which large segments,
if not the majority, of peoples the world over gained knowledge about the past. From D.W.
Griffith's "Birth of a Nation," to Ken Burns' "The Civil War,"
millions of Americans, for example, came to see cinema as a principal form of historical
knowledge-production and dissemination. This course will explore the relationship between
historiography and cinema, both fiction and documentary, examining debates between
historians, philosophers of history and film, and filmmakers themselves, as well as a
representative sample of historical dramatic fiction and documentary films. In the
process, students will explore the status of historical writing in the context of a
"post-literate age" where the decoding of cinematic texts has become crucial a
form of literacy. |
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1200 |
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HIST-460-01 |
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Tutorial |
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1.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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NOTE: Requires completion
of the Special Registration Form, available in the Office of the Registrar. |
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1201 |
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HIST-466-01 |
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Teaching Assistant |
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0.50-1.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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NOTE: Requires completion
of the Special Registration Form, available in the Office of the Registrar. |
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1204 |
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HIST-490-01 |
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Research Assistantship |
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1.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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NOTE: Requires completion
of the Special Registration Form, available in the Office of the Registrar. |
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2595 |
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HIST-498-01 |
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Sr Thesis Part 1 & Seminar |
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2.00 |
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IND |
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Spencer,J. Ronald |
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TR:01:15PM-02:30PM |
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3092 |
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HIST-800-01 |
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Historiography |
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1.00 |
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SEM |
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Pennybacker,Susan D |
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T:06:30PM-09:30PM |
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Enrollment limited to 8. |
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NOTE: Course not open to
undergraduates. |
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3175 |
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HIST-818-01 |
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Modern Italy, 1848-1948 |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Alcorn, John |
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R:06:30PM-09:30PM |
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An examination of 19th and
20th century Italy with particular emphasis on the problems unique to Italian history and
society. Topics include the Risorgimento and Unification, Liberal Italy, Church-State
relations, World War I, regional divisions, Fascism, World War II and the postwar
Republic. |
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2568 |
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HIST-940-01 |
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Independent Study |
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1.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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1205 |
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HIST-954-01 |
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Thesis Part I |
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2.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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1207 |
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HIST-955-01 |
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Thesis Part II |
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2.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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1208 |
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HIST-956-01 |
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Thesis |
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2.00 |
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IND |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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Y |
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3144 |
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INTS-120-01 |
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South Asia to 1600 |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Lal,Maneesha |
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TR:09:55AM-11:10AM |
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3105 |
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WMGS-215-01 |
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Drink & Disorder in Amer |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Hedrick,Joan D |
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TR:11:20AM-12:35PM |
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Enrollment limited to 25. |
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3108 |
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WMGS-301-01 |
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Western Feminist Thought |
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1.00 |
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LEC |
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Hedrick,Joan D |
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WF:01:15PM-02:30PM |
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Y |
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Enrollment limited to 25. |
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