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Academic Year 2002/2003

American Studies - Courses Currently Offered by CID

• AMST110 FA Multi-Ethnic Literature: The Murderous Mother and the Beloved Child
• AMST112 FA The City in American Fiction
• AMST113 FA Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• AMST115 FA Faulkner's Fiction
• AMST142 FA Poverty in the United States
• AMST151 FA American Intellectual History: 1600-1865
• AMST154 FA Arts in America
• AMST155 FA American Literature from the Colonial Period to the Civil War
• AMST200 FA Colonialism and Its Consequences in the Americas
• AMST204 FA Junior Colloquium: Cultural Studies and American Studies
• AMST207 FA Junior Colloquium: Methodologies in Ethnic Studies
• AMST210 FA Living on the American Land: Versions of Pastoral in U.S. Literature & Culture
• AMST211 FA Diaspora and Asian American Experiences
• AMST220 FA Religion in U.S. America
• AMST223 FA American Labor History
• AMST224 FA The Great American Novel
• AMST227 FA The United States and Japan in World War II
• AMST237 FA Early African American History, 1619-1865
• AMST239 FA Introduction to African American Studies
• AMST244 FA Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
• AMST247 FA United States Foreign Relations
• AMST253 FA Television: The Domestic Medium
• AMST260 FA Topics in Native Studies
• AMST264 FA Narrative and Ideology
• AMST275 FA The History of U.S. and Native North American Relations 1492-Present
• AMST278 FA Chicano/a Transnationalisms
• AMST283 FA Indigenous Religions of the Americas
• AMST289 FA Postcolonialism & Globalization
• AMST295 FA Queer Kids
• AMST297 FA Religion and the Social Construction of Race
• AMST316 FA Black Women Writers
• AMST318 FA Race and Sexuality in American History
• AMST319 FA The New England Century: Sin, Superstition, and Society in Early America, 1630-1704
• AMST330 FA The American Crime Story
• AMST361 FA The Black 60s: Civil Rights to Black Power
• AMST401 FA Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
• AMST409 FA Senior Thesis Tutorial
• AMST411 FA Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• AMST491 FA Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
• AMST116 SP Frank Lloyd Wright in American Architectural and Cultural History: Myth/Fact
• AMST156 SP American Literature 1865-1945
• AMST177 SP Introduction to African American Poetry
• AMST199 SP Jr. Col., Indigenous Ecotheories of Identity and Place in the Era of Nation-Building, 15th-20th Cen.
• AMST206 SP Queer Stigma
• AMST208 SP Early American Material Culture: Art, Buildings, and Things in a Colonial Place
• AMST212 SP The Chinese American Experience
• AMST213 SP Queering the American State: Politics and Sex After 1968
• AMST217 SP Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• AMST226 SP Colonial American History, 1492 - 1783
• AMST238 SP Introduction to Modern African American History
• AMST246 SP Social Movements
• AMST265 SP 19th-Century American Literature: Hybrid Narratives
• AMST288 SP The End of the World: The Millennium and the End Times in American Thought
• AMST292 SP Women in U.S. History
• AMST293 SP Contemporary American Poetry: Voice & Persona
• AMST294 SP Diasporas, Transnationalism and Globalization
• AMST296 SP Readings In Contemporary Theory
• AMST303 SP TV: Image and Companion
• AMST306 SP Understanding Television: Industrial System, Cultural Form, and Everyday Life
• AMST308 SP Literatures of Our America: The Mexican & Civil Wars
• AMST320 SP Nationalism and the Politics of Gender and Sexuality
• AMST324 SP American Literature of the Jazz Age
• AMST325 SP Faulkner and the Thirties
• AMST327 SP American Modernism
• AMST328 SP The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924
• AMST332 SP International Crime in Literature
• AMST335 SP Ethnography of/as Colonialism
• AMST346 SP Paule Marshall
• AMST362 SP Nationality and Power at the Movies: The Combat Film
• AMST402 SP Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
• AMST404 SP Department/Program Project or Essay
• AMST410 SP Senior Thesis Tutorial
• AMST412 SP Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• AMST492 SP Teaching Apprentice Tutorial

Last Updated on MAR-18-2003

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