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Academic Year 2002/2003
History - Courses Not Currently Offered
HIST108 FA
Two Peoples, One Land: Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine
HIST110 FA
Historical Studies on War, Technology, Society and the State
HIST114 FA
Text and Context: Readings in Modern Europe
HIST130 FA
Eastern Europe in the 20th Century
HIST151 FA
Sophomore Seminar: Muslim Women in the Middle East
HIST153 FA
Sophomore Seminar: Enlightenment Concept of the Self
HIST156 FA
East European Jewish Experience
HIST161 FA
Victorian London
HIST162 FA
Sophomore Seminar: The Customs of Europe
HIST181 FA
Gandhi
HIST202 FA
Early Modern Europe
HIST204 FA
Greek History
HIST208 FA
Rome Through the Ages
HIST215 FA
European Intellectual History to the Renaissance
HIST219 FA
Russian and Soviet History 1881 to the Present
HIST221 FA
European Imperialism, I
HIST227 FA
Barbarian Chieftains to Knights of Chivalry
HIST228 FA
The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire: 1280-1922
HIST230 FA
History of Southern Africa
HIST231 FA
Islamic Civilization: The Classical Age
HIST234 FA
Arab World in the 20th Century
HIST245 FA
Survey of Latin American History
HIST246 FA
Religion and South African Society
HIST247 FA
Major Issues in Jewish History I: From Antiquity to the 16th Century
HIST249 FA
Christianity in World History
HIST251 FA
World History: A Psychohistory of the Modern World
HIST255 FA
Race and Power: The Creation and Practice of Democracy in the United States
HIST256 FA
The Environmental Sciences
HIST266 FA
Sophomore Seminar: The Political Novel, 1700-1900
HIST275 FA
The American West, 11,000 B.C. to the Second World War
HIST276 FA
Modern Social Thought
HIST277 FA
Sophomore Seminar: Life Science, Art, and Culture, Medieval to Present
HIST280 FA
Making History
HIST281 FA
French Existentialism and Marxism
HIST282 FA
The New South
HIST283 FA
Fascism
HIST289 FA
What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe
HIST295 FA
History of Women, Race, and Health
HIST296 FA
19th century Britain & Empire
HIST300 FA
Medieval Women
HIST309 FA
Africans, Americans, Europeans and the Making of the Atlantic World, 1500-1800
HIST311 FA
Ethnicity, Religion and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans
HIST317 FA
Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization
HIST320 FA
Power and Resistance in Latin America
HIST326 FA
The Politics of Sentiment
HIST332 FA
American Jewish History
HIST340 FA
Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States
HIST350 FA
War and Society in Colonial North America
HIST352 FA
Comparative Emancipation
HIST359 FA
Consumer Cultures in Modern Europe and the U.S.
HIST377 FA
Comparative French Revolutions
HIST379 FA
Theories of Society
HIST389 FA
Models of World History
HIST390 FA
Chinese Historiography in a Comparative Perspective
HIST103 SP
Guns, Liquor, and Slaves: Morality and Commerce in Early America
HIST104 SP
Mexico, Central America and the Andean Nations
HIST106 SP
Jewish Responses to Modernity
HIST121 SP
Europeans Remember War in the 20th Century
HIST125 SP
The Civil War Era
HIST142 SP
Poverty in the United States
HIST152 SP
Sophomore Seminar: Science in American Life
HIST153 SP
Sophomore Seminar: Enlightenment Concept of the Self
HIST154 SP
Sophomore Seminar: Women and Gender in Renaissance Italy
HIST155 SP
The Intelligensia and Power: The Struggle for Socialism in the Early Soviet Period
HIST158 SP
Sophomore Seminar: Appeasement and the Origins of the Second World War
HIST170 SP
Early American Families
HIST182 SP
An Introduction to the History of Disease & Medicine
HIST209 SP
Europe in the Age of Violence, 1914-1945
HIST211 SP
The Making of Britain: 400-1763
HIST214 SP
The New Germany 1870-1990: Introduction to German Studies
HIST218 SP
Russian History to 1881
HIST219 SP
Russian and Soviet History 1881 to the Present
HIST221 SP
European Imperialism, I
HIST222 SP
European Imperialism II
HIST224 SP
Modern China
HIST226 SP
The History of Japan from 1800
HIST228 SP
The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire: 1280-1922
HIST229 SP
African History and Art
HIST232 SP
Politics and Culture of the Southern States
HIST236 SP
United States Intellectual History Since 1865
HIST240 SP
Democracy in America: The History of the United States from the Latter 19th Century to Recent Times
HIST241 SP
Early African American History, 1619-1865
HIST248 SP
Major Issues in Jewish History II: From the 16th century to Modern Times
HIST249 SP
Christianity in World History
HIST251 SP
World History: A Psychohistory of the Modern World
HIST252 SP
Science and Medicine in American Life
HIST255 SP
Race and Power: The Creation and Practice of Democracy in the United States
HIST259 SP
The Indian Nation
HIST262 SP
The Chinese Mirror
HIST266 SP
Sophomore Seminar: The Political Novel, 1700-1900
HIST267 SP
Sophomore Seminar: American Jewry Since the 1880s
HIST269 SP
Sophomore Seminar: Stalin and Stalinism
HIST274 SP
History & Literature of the Roman Revolution
HIST276 SP
Modern Social Thought
HIST291 SP
The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production
HIST292 SP
A Century of Women in History and Memoir, 1870-1970
HIST294 SP
Political Fiction
HIST295 SP
History of Women, Race, and Health
HIST298 SP
Saints and Sinners in Europe, 1215-1590
HIST299 SP
The Medieval City as Cultural Vector
HIST300 SP
Medieval Women
HIST302 SP
Race Discourse in the Americas
HIST311 SP
Ethnicity, Religion and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans
HIST312 SP
Islam and Revolution
HIST315 SP
America at War: The United States and the Second World War
HIST317 SP
Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization
HIST330 SP
19th-Century American Utopias
HIST332 SP
American Jewish History
HIST338 SP
The New Deal
HIST341 SP
The Cold War and Political Culture
HIST366 SP
Orientalism
HIST368 SP
Gender, Science, and British Cultural History
HIST376 SP
Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
HIST377 SP
Comparative French Revolutions
HIST379 SP
Theories of Society
HIST389 SP
Models of World History
HIST492 SP
Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
HIST592 SP
Advanced Research
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