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04 Oct: HIST 53 – 001 : Traveling to European Cities: American Writers/Cultural Identities, 1830-2000 (Spring 2023)

This seminar examines two key themes in modern cultural and intellectual history: the importance of travel in the lives and…

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04 Oct: HIST 63H – 001 : Water, Conflict, and Connection: the Middle East and Ottoman Lands (Spring 2023)

Despite its centrality for the lives and the livelihoods of people in the Middle East, water has seldom been examined…

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04 Oct: HIST 72 – 001 : Women’s Voices: 20th-Century European History in Female Memory (Spring 2023)

The seminar examines twentieth century European history through the lens of women’s autobiographical writings. It explores women’s voices from different…

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04 Oct: HIST 89 – 001 : Global History of Food (Spring 2023)

What does it mean to study food history, and how do we approach it from a global perspective? The world…

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28 Mar: HIST 51 – 001: Latin American Revolutions

This seminar explores the problem of revolutionary upheaval in Latin American history. Why did people like Simón Bolívar, Pancho Villa,…

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28 Mar: HIST 62 – 001: Nations, Borders, and Identities

Rally around the Flag! Leaders’ calls to action on behalf of the nation has led to common action against invasion,…

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28 Mar: HIST 84 – 001: Monsters, Murders, and Mayhem in Microhistorical Analysis: French Case Studies

French history has recently witnessed an extraordinary outpouring of microhistorical studies covering a range of phenomena from the Middle Ages…

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28 Mar: HIST 89 – 001: History and the Meaning of Life

For thousands of years, people have grappled with fundamental questions about the meaning of their lives: How do we find…

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28 Mar: HIST 89 – 002: Modern Afghanistan

This course focuses on the history of modern Afghanistan over the past two hundred years. Its main methodological feature is…

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28 Mar: HIST 89 – 003: Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa

How do countries overcome histories of racial injustice, inequality, and violence? What role can history play in promoting reconciliation? In…

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