AMST200 Colonialism and Its Consequences in the Americas AMST201 Queer Theories: Junior Colloquium
AMST201 Queer Theories: Junior Colloquium AMST213 African American History, 1444-1877 AMST214 Performing Property: Legal Experimentation and Activism in Contemporary Art AMST222 Secrets, Lies, and Fictions in the Americas AMST228 Cancelled, Blocked, Banned: Junior Colloquium AMST231 Guns and Society AMST242 19th Century US History AMST254 Intersectionality and Identity (FGSS Gateway) AMST259 Discovering the Person AMST263 Post Cold War Narratives of Migration to the U.S. AMST264 Introduction to Asian American Literature AMST283 History of Jazz in American Culture AMST291 Afro-Asian Intersections in the Americas AMST294 Pleasure and Power: An Introduction to Sexuality Studies (FGSS Gateway) AMST299 Christianity and Globalization AMST313 After Orientalism: Asian American Literature and Theory After 2000 AMST322 Visions of the Future: Capitalism and Colonialism in the World's Fairs AMST334 Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery
AMST313 After Orientalism: Asian American Literature and Theory After 2000 AMST322 Visions of the Future: Capitalism and Colonialism in the World's Fairs AMST334 Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery
AMST210 School Days: Junior Colloquium
AMST210 School Days: Junior Colloquium AMST225 Latinidad: Introduction to Latina/o Studies AMST226 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity AMST250 Incorporation of America: Corporate Capitalism and the American Way of Life AMST253 American Modernisms, 1900-1945 AMST261 God & Guns: the History of Faith and Firearms in America AMST269 New World Poetics AMST273 Diasporic South Asian Writing and American Studies AMST274 Economics of Wealth and Poverty AMST304 The Senses and the Subject in Cinema and Poetry AMST305 On Monsters: Race, Sex, Gender and the Other AMST319 "The History that Hurts": Reading Saidiya Hartman AMST330 Economies of Erasure: Exploring the Violence Concealed by the Liberal Promise of Care AMST362 Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Dark Turn in Television Storytelling
AMST304 The Senses and the Subject in Cinema and Poetry AMST305 On Monsters: Race, Sex, Gender and the Other AMST319 "The History that Hurts": Reading Saidiya Hartman AMST330 Economies of Erasure: Exploring the Violence Concealed by the Liberal Promise of Care AMST362 Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Dark Turn in Television Storytelling
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