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AMST123 Sophomore Seminar: Early American Encounters: Colonists in the New World AMST130 Ten Photographs That Shook the World: Visual Technologies of Historical Memory AMST132 Writing Historical Biography AMST142 Poverty in the United States AMST151 Colonial America AMST156 American Literature, 1865-1945 AMST195 Readings in American Drama AMST197 Intimate Histories: Sexed Bodies, Embodied Selves AMST202 Junior Colloquium: The All-American Family AMST203 Junior Colloquium: Culture and Violence in the Progressive Era AMST204 Junior Colloquium: Cultural Power and American Studies AMST206 The First Gilded Age: Art and Culture in the U.S. 1865-1913 AMST207 Methodologies in Critical Race Studies AMST208 Early American Material Culture: Art, Buildings, and Things in a Colonial Place AMST210 Literary Studies as American Studies AMST211 Intimacy and Asian Migrations AMST212 Korean American Literature and Diaspora AMST213 Politics and Sex After 1968: Queering the American State AMST215 The Rise of the British Empire AMST216 Chosen Peoples, Chosen Nation AMST219 American Pastoral AMST220 Religion in the United States AMST222 Directorial Style: Classic American Film Comedy AMST224 The Great American Novel AMST225 Objects and Others: Museums and the Politics of Representation AMST226 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity AMST229 Hymnody in the United States Before the Civil War AMST230 The United States During the 20th Century AMST231 Sophomore Seminar: American Utopias in the 19th Century AMST232 American Architecture and Urbanism, 1770-1914 AMST235 Western Movies: Myth, Ideology, and Genre AMST236 Topics in United States Intellectual History AMST239 Power, Culture, Continuity, and Change in Native America: A Historical Survey AMST241 Qualitative Research Methods in Psychology AMST242 Mixed-Heritage Asian Americans AMST251 The Sixties AMST252 Culture of Gay Liberation AMST253 Television: The Domestic Medium AMST254 Race State: Race, Public Policy, and the Making of the New Deal State Since 1930 AMST257 Queer Literature and Studies AMST258 Migration and Cultural Politics: Immigrant Experiences in the United States AMST260 Native Sovereignty Politics AMST261 Protestantism: From the Reformation to the Religious Right AMST262 Middletown Materials: Theory and Practice AMST263 Globalization, Democracy, and Social Change in the Americas AMST266 Making Places: Art and the Landscape AMST268 Anglo-American Masculinities Through the Great War AMST270 Art in North America to 1867 AMST271 Work and Leisure: The Sociology of Everyday Life AMST272 Sculpture in the United States,1776-1976 AMST273 Domesticity and Gender in 19th-Century American Literature and Culture AMST274 Economics of Wealth and Poverty AMST275 Introduction to African American Literature AMST276 Vodou in Haiti--Vodou in Hollywood AMST281 Ethics of Embodiment (FGSS Gateway) AMST282 Postcolonial Theory AMST283 Housing and Public Policy AMST284 Engendering the African Diaspora (FGSS Gateway) AMST289 Postcolonialism and Globalization AMST290 The American Revolution AMST292 Women in U.S. History AMST293 Poetry and Politics in New York City, 1930-1975 AMST294 Diasporas, Transnationalism, and Globalization AMST297 Religion and the Social Construction of Race AMST298 American Novel Before the Civil War AMST301 Contesting the Past: Historical Memory and the Struggle over Truth and Representation AMST303 Exile Modernism: German Kultur, American Culture AMST305 Writing Historical Biography/Biographical Fiction AMST306 Understanding Television: Industrial System, Cultural Form, and Everyday Life AMST307 Race Discourse in the Americas AMST310 Queer Theory AMST312 Americans Abroad: The Literature and Politics of Travel, 1675-1975 AMST313 Stein and Woolf AMST314 The United States in the Pacific Islands AMST317 Zombies as Other from Haiti to Hollywood AMST326 Intimacy Matters: The Reform Aesthetic in Victorian America AMST327 American Modernism AMST329 American Pragmatist Philosophy: Purposes, Meanings, and Truths AMST333 The American Inner-Self Industry AMST334 Contemporary African American Narratives of Slavery AMST336 Alfred Hitchcock AMST338 Anthropos and the Archive AMST339 The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 1950 AMST340 Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States AMST343 Making History in the Contemporary American Novel AMST348 Frank Lloyd Wright: Myth and Fact AMST349 Toward an Archaeology of the U. S. Prison System AMST354 Chicago Architecture and Urbanism,1880-2000 AMST360 Museum Studies AMST361 The Black '60s: Civil Rights to Black Power AMST362 Nationality and Power at the Movies: The Combat Film AMST364 Photography and Representation AMST369 Reading About War AMST376 Topics in 19th-Century Painting: Thomas Moran, Thomas Eakins, and Mary Cassatt AMST379 Christianity and Sexuality AMST386 Mapping Metropolis: The Urban Novel as Artifact Spring 2010 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       AMST AMST113 Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times AMST117 Education in Society: Universities as Agents of Change, Ivory Towers, or Knowledge Factories AMST118 Social Norms and Social Power AMST123 Sophomore Seminar: Early American Encounters: Colonists in the New World AMST124 The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism AMST130 Ten Photographs That Shook the World: Visual Technologies of Historical Memory AMST132 Writing Historical Biography AMST142 Poverty in the United States AMST152 The Long 19th Century in the United States AMST195 Readings in American Drama AMST197 Intimate Histories: Sexed Bodies, Embodied Selves AMST200 Colonialism and Its Consequences in the Americas AMST202 Junior Colloquium: The All-American Family AMST203 Junior Colloquium: Culture and Violence in the Progressive Era AMST204 Junior Colloquium: Cultural Power and American Studies AMST205 Junior Colloquium: The Study of Material Culture: Marking the Past in Middletown AMST206 The First Gilded Age: Art and Culture in the U.S. 1865-1913 AMST209 Paternalism and Social Power AMST210 Literary Studies as American Studies AMST211 Intimacy and Asian Migrations AMST212 Korean American Literature and Diaspora AMST213 Politics and Sex After 1968: Queering the American State AMST214 African Presences II: Music in the Americas AMST217 Introduction to U.S. Racial Formations AMST220 Religion in the United States AMST222 Directorial Style: Classic American Film Comedy AMST223 American Jewish History: 1492 - 2001 AMST224 The Great American Novel AMST226 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity AMST229 Hymnody in the United States Before the Civil War AMST230 The United States During the 20th Century AMST232 American Architecture and Urbanism, 1770-1914 AMST233 Making Art in the United States, 1860-1960 AMST235 Western Movies: Myth, Ideology, and Genre AMST237 African American History, 1444-1877 AMST239 Power, Culture, Continuity, and Change in Native America: A Historical Survey AMST242 Mixed-Heritage Asian Americans AMST246 Social Movements AMST254 Race State: Race, Public Policy, and the Making of the New Deal State Since 1930 AMST256 Perspectives on Motherhood AMST258 Migration and Cultural Politics: Immigrant Experiences in the United States AMST259 Discovering the Person AMST260 Native Sovereignty Politics AMST261 Protestantism: From the Reformation to the Religious Right AMST263 Globalization, Democracy, and Social Change in the Americas AMST266 Making Places: Art and the Landscape AMST268 Anglo-American Masculinities Through the Great War AMST270 Art in North America to 1867 AMST271 Work and Leisure: The Sociology of Everyday Life AMST272 Sculpture in the United States,1776-1976 AMST273 Domesticity and Gender in 19th-Century American Literature and Culture AMST277 Native Americans, Archaeology, and Repatriation AMST282 Postcolonial Theory AMST284 Engendering the African Diaspora (FGSS Gateway) AMST288 The End of the World: The Millennium and the End Times in American Thought AMST290 The American Revolution AMST292 Women in U.S. History AMST293 Poetry and Politics in New York City, 1930-1975 AMST297 Religious Worlds of New York AMST301 Contesting the Past: Historical Memory and the Struggle over Truth and Representation AMST303 Exile Modernism: German Kultur, American Culture AMST304 American Religions Through Children's Media AMST307 Race Discourse in the Americas AMST310 Queer Theory AMST312 Americans Abroad: The Literature and Politics of Travel, 1675-1975 AMST316 Television Storytelling: The Conditions of Narrative Complexity AMST317 Zombies as Other from Haiti to Hollywood AMST321 Youth Culture AMST325 Faulkner and the Thirties AMST326 Intimacy Matters: The Reform Aesthetic in Victorian America AMST328 The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924 AMST332 Topics in African American Literature: Charles Chesnutt and Pauline Hopkins AMST333 The American Inner-Self Industry AMST336 Alfred Hitchcock AMST338 Anthropos and the Archive AMST339 The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 1950 AMST340 Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States AMST343 Making History in the Contemporary American Novel AMST348 Frank Lloyd Wright: Myth and Fact AMST349 Toward an Archaeology of the U. S. Prison System AMST360 Museum Studies AMST362 Nationality and Power at the Movies: The Combat Film AMST369 Reading About War AMST379 Christianity and Sexuality AMST386 Mapping Metropolis: The Urban Novel as Artifact

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