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Academic Year 2004/2005

History - Courses Not Currently Offered

• HIST101 FA History and the Humanities, I
• HIST104 FA "Becoming Indian": Latin America's Indigenous Peoples
• HIST114 FA Text and Context: Readings in Modern Europe
• HIST120 FA Nationhood and Empire in Modern Germany, 1800 - 1918
• HIST127 FA Evolution, Pictures and Publics
• HIST151 FA Sophomore Seminar: Muslim Women in the Middle East
• HIST156 FA East European Jewish Experience
• HIST164 FA Sophomore Seminar: France at War, 1934-1944
• HIST171 FA The History of Middletown - A Research Seminar
• HIST176 FA Sophomore Seminar: American Jewry Since the 1880s
• HIST177 FA Sophomore Seminar: Life Science, Art, and Culture, Medieval to Present
• HIST181 FA Sophomore Seminar: Gandhi
• HIST187 FA From Warring States to the Shogun's Realm: The Global Origins of the Early Modern Japanese State
• HIST188 FA Problems in the History of Subject Peoples
• HIST202 FA Early Modern Europe
• HIST204 FA Greek History
• HIST208 FA Rome Through the Ages
• HIST217 FA African History before 1870
• HIST219 FA Russian and Soviet History 1881 to the Present
• HIST221 FA European Imperialism, I
• HIST228 FA The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire: 1280-1922
• HIST229 FA African History and Art
• HIST230 FA History of Southern Africa
• HIST231 FA Islamic Civilization: The Classical Age
• HIST233 FA The United States and the World, 1898-Present
• HIST234 FA Arab World in the 20th Century
• HIST237 FA Early America: The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
• HIST238 FA The United States and Japan in World War II
• 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
• HIST250 FA Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity
• 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
• HIST258 FA The Indian Ocean
• HIST272 FA Diversity and Disruption: German History from Luther to Napoleon
• HIST281 FA French Existentialism and Marxism
• HIST283 FA Fascism
• HIST289 FA What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe
• HIST294 FA Political Fiction
• HIST295 FA History of Women, Race, and Health
• HIST302 FA Race Discourse in the Americas
• HIST311 FA Ethnicity, Religion and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans
• HIST314 FA The New England Century: Sin, Superstition, and Society in Early America, 1630-1704
• HIST317 FA Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization
• HIST318 FA Post-Modern Theory with an Historical Intent
• HIST320 FA Power and Resistance in Latin America
• HIST321 FA Social Change in Latin America
• HIST332 FA American Jewish History
• HIST338 FA The New Deal
• HIST340 FA Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States
• HIST341 FA The Cold War and Political Culture
• HIST343 FA Race and Sexuality in American History
• HIST346 FA Early American Material Culture: Art, Buildings, and Things in a Colonial Place
• HIST350 FA Modern Social Thought
• HIST366 FA Orientalism
• HIST370 FA The Early Modern European City
• HIST376 FA Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
• HIST377 FA Comparative French Revolutions
• HIST378 FA The Cultural History of Reading and Writing
• HIST380 FA Making History
• HIST389 FA Models of Imperialism and Globalization
• HIST390 FA Chinese and Comparative Historiography : The Quest for Historical Truth
• HIST391 FA Political Culture in the Age of Absolutism
• HIST419 FA Student Forum
• HIST465 FA Education in the Field
• HIST102 SP History and the Humanities II
• HIST104 SP "Becoming Indian": Latin America's Indigenous Peoples
• HIST112 SP Scientific Biography
• HIST127 SP Evolution, Pictures and Publics
• HIST155 SP Soph. Seminar: The Intelligentsia and Power: The Struggle for Socialism in the Early Soviet Period
• HIST158 SP Sophomore Seminar: Appeasement and the Origins of the Second World War
• HIST160 SP Sophomore Seminar: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
• HIST163 SP Sophomore Seminar: European Economic History
• HIST171 SP The History of Middletown - A Research Seminar
• HIST173 SP Sophomore Seminar: History of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
• HIST174 SP Sophomore Seminar: Race and Nation
• HIST179 SP Sophomore Seminar Gender and History
• HIST182 SP An Introduction to the History of Disease & Medicine
• HIST185 SP Sophomore Seminar: Scientific Biography
• HIST192 SP Sophomore Seminar: Stalin and Stalinism
• HIST206 SP Classic Christian Texts
• HIST207 SP Gender and Society in Modern Europe, 1789 - Present
• HIST209 SP Europe in the Age of Violence, 1914-1945
• HIST211 SP The Making of Britain: 400-1763
• HIST212 SP African History Since 1870
• HIST213 SP Queering the American State: Politics and Sex After 1968
• HIST214 SP Traditional Japanese History
• HIST215 SP European Intellectual History to the Renaissance
• HIST218 SP Russian History to 1881
• HIST221 SP European Imperialism, I
• HIST222 SP European Imperialism II
• HIST223 SP History of Traditional China
• HIST226 SP Britain's Celtic Fringe
• HIST227 SP Calvin and Hobbes: Morality, Violence, and the Birth of the State
• HIST228 SP The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire: 1280-1922
• HIST236 SP United States Intellectual History Since 1865
• HIST239 SP The Long Nineteenth Century in the United States
• HIST240 SP History of the United States, 1901-1981
• HIST241 SP Early African American History, 1619-1865
• HIST243 SP The Hellenistic Mediterranean: History, Society and Culture
• HIST244 SP Women in U.S. History
• HIST245 SP Survey of Latin American History
• 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 Number, Order and Measure: Architecture and the Scientific Revolution
• HIST262 SP The Transition to Capitalism in America, 1700-1880
• HIST275 SP The New Germany 1870-1990: Introduction to German Studies
• HIST279 SP Italy and Spain Since 1896
• HIST281 SP French Existentialism and Marxism
• HIST284 SP Knowledge, Power and the State
• HIST290 SP Women's and Gender History in Africa
• HIST291 SP The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production
• HIST292 SP Dinosaurs to DNA: Survey of Science in Western Life Since 1700
• HIST294 SP Political Fiction
• HIST295 SP History of Women, Race, and Health
• HIST297 SP Death and the Limits of Representation
• HIST311 SP Ethnicity, Religion and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans
• HIST312 SP Islam and Revolution
• HIST317 SP Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization
• HIST327 SP War and Society in India
• HIST328 SP The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924
• HIST331 SP Life Science, Art & Culture
• HIST332 SP American Jewish History
• HIST337 SP Mystical Traditions in Islam
• HIST341 SP The Cold War and Political Culture
• HIST347 SP The Social Question and the Rise of the Welfare State in Germany 1780-1914
• HIST348 SP Roman Urban Life
• HIST350 SP Modern Social Thought
• HIST351 SP Saints and Sinners in Europe, 1215-1590
• HIST352 SP Comparative Emancipation
• HIST366 SP Orientalism
• HIST368 SP Gender, Science, and British Cultural History
• HIST376 SP Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
• HIST377 SP Comparative French Revolutions
• HIST399 SP The Medieval City as Cultural Vector
• HIST412 SP Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• HIST492 SP Teaching Apprentice Tutorial

Last Updated on MAR-21-2005

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