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HIST102 History and the Humanities II HIST103 Travel Narratives and African History HIST105 Jewish Tradition, Its Texts and Contexts HIST107 Laughter and Politics HIST114 Text and Context: Readings in Modern Europe HIST118 Baroque Rome HIST120 Empire, Nationhood, and the Quest for German Unity, 1815-1990 HIST124 The Enlightenment and the Birth of the Modern World HIST125 The Great Separation: Politics, Religion, and the Modern West HIST128 Religion and Society in Modern Europe HIST130 Ten Photographs That Shook the World: Visual Technologies of Historical Memory HIST131 The History That Literature Makes HIST132 Writing Historical Biography HIST134 Magic and Witchcraft in Early Europe HIST136 India at War HIST155 Sophomore Seminar: The Intelligentsia and Power: The Struggle for Socialism in the Early Soviet Peri HIST156 Sophomore Seminar: East European Jewish Experience HIST158 Sophomore Seminar: Appeasement and the Origins of the Second World War HIST160 Sophomore Seminar: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939 HIST163 Sophomore Seminar: The Origins of Global Capitalism--Economic History Since 1600 HIST166 Sophomore Seminar: Kings, Queens, and the Foundations of European Society HIST167 Sophomore Seminar: The Reformation in Britain HIST171 Exploring Middletown's History: A Research and Writing Workshop HIST175 Sophomore Seminar: American Utopias in the 19th Century HIST177 Sophomore Seminar: Life Science, Art, and Culture, Medieval to Present HIST178 Sophomore Seminar: Early American Encounters: Colonists in the New World HIST179 Sophomore Seminar: Gender and History (FGSS Gateway) HIST181 Sophomore Seminar: Gandhi HIST188 Sophomore Seminar: Subject Peoples HIST192 Sophomore Seminar: Stalin and Stalinism HIST193 20th-century Black Conservatism HIST201 Medieval Europe HIST202 Early Modern Europe HIST204 Greek History HIST208 Rome Through the Ages HIST209 Europe in the Age of Violence, 1914-1945 HIST211 The Making of Britain, 400-1763 HIST212 African History Since 1870 HIST213 Politics and Sex After 1968: Queering the American State HIST215 European Intellectual History to the Renaissance HIST216 European Intellectual History Since the Renaissance HIST217 African History Before 1870 HIST219 Russian and Soviet History, 1881 to the Present HIST220 France Since 1870 HIST221 History of Ecology HIST223 History of Traditional China HIST224 Modern China: States, Transnations, Individuals, and Worlds HIST228 The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire, 1280-1922 HIST230 History of Southern Africa HIST231 Islamic Civilization: The Classical Age HIST237 Colonial America HIST238 Problems in Brazilian History HIST239 The Long 19th Century in the United States HIST241 African American History, 1444-1877 HIST244 Women in U.S. History HIST245 Survey of Latin American History HIST246 Culture and Society in Renaissance Italy HIST248 Jewish History: Out of the Ghetto HIST250 Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity HIST251 World History: A Psychohistory of the Modern World HIST259 20th-Century Intellectual History HIST261 Protestantism: From the Reformation to the Religious Right HIST263 Inside Nazi Germany, 1933-1945 HIST264 Waterways: Boats and Oceans in World History HIST265 Global Christianity HIST266 American Labor History from 1776 to Recent Times HIST267 Out of the Shtetl: Jews in Eastern Europe HIST269 Modern Britain: 1688 to the Present HIST270 Prisons, Sports, and Ghettoes: The Black Urban Experience of the Twentieth Century HIST272 The Long Civil Rights Movement in 20th-Century America HIST273 Engendering the African Diaspora (FGSS Gateway) HIST274 Myth, Memory, and History HIST276 Constructing Hinduism and Islam HIST280 The Industrial Revolution in Global Context: Economic History Since 1800 HIST281 French Existentialism and Marxism HIST282 Medicine and Health in Antiquity HIST284 Race State: Race, Public Policy, and the Making of the New Deal State Since 1930 HIST285 India and the West: South Asia's World History HIST293 Muslim Africa HIST296 Colonial Latin America HIST297 Death and the Limits of Representation HIST298 The Sixties HIST301 Jews Under Christianity and Islam: Borders, Boundaries, and Coexistence HIST302 Race Discourse in the Americas HIST306 Reading and Writing About Military Conflict HIST307 Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought HIST309 Black Political Thought HIST312 Islam and Revolution HIST316 Advanced Seminar in African History HIST317 Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization HIST318 Postmodern Theory with a Historical Intent HIST323 Religion and History HIST324 The Problem of Truth in Modern China HIST326 Intimacy Matters: The Reform Aesthetic in Victorian America HIST328 The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924 HIST329 Talking About the Other: Jewish-Christian-Muslim Religious Polemic HIST332 Atlantic Africa HIST333 Modernity and the Work of History HIST337 Mystical Traditions in Islam HIST340 Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States HIST342 The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 1950 HIST344 Writing Historical Biography HIST346 Early American Material Culture: Art, Buildings, and Things in a Colonial Place HIST349 Intimate Histories: Topics in the History of Sex, Gender, and the Body HIST350 Modern Social Thought HIST351 Topics in the Philosophy of History HIST353 Slavery, Empire, and Sexuality: An African Research Seminar HIST357 Toward an Archaeology of the U. S. Prison System HIST359 Women's and Gender History in Africa HIST366 The Labor Boys: Mediation and Arbitration in America, 1942-1993 HIST369 Reading About War HIST371 Fascism HIST372 Women and Gender in Renaissance Italy HIST373 Patterns of the Chinese Past: Culture, Politics, and Ecology HIST375 The End of the Cold War, 1981-1991 HIST376 The Holocaust HIST377 Comparative French Revolutions HIST378 Science and Technology Policy HIST380 Making History: Practices and Theory HIST381 Japan and the Atomic Bomb HIST382 The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production HIST385 Romanticism and Political Fiction HIST386 Jews and Modernity: History and Historiography HIST388 The Political Economy of Women in the Modern United States HIST391 The Spanish Empire: Identity and Diversity in the Early Global Age HIST392 The Historical Evolution of Power and the Human Psyche HIST397 Early Modern Masculinities HIST467 Independent Study, Undergraduate Spring 2011 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       HIST HIST101 History and the Humanities HIST103 Travel Narratives and African History HIST105 Jewish Tradition, Its Texts and Contexts HIST116 Education in Society: Universities as Agents of Change, Ivory Towers, or Knowledge Factories HIST118 Baroque Rome HIST120 Empire, Nationhood, and the Quest for German Unity, 1815-1990 HIST121 The Italian Renaissance HIST124 The Enlightenment and the Birth of the Modern World HIST130 Ten Photographs That Shook the World: Visual Technologies of Historical Memory HIST131 The History That Literature Makes HIST132 Writing Historical Biography HIST134 Magic and Witchcraft in Early Europe HIST136 India at War HIST137 The Time of the Caliphs: A Cultural History of Islam's Golden Age HIST142 Poverty in the United States HIST155 Sophomore Seminar: The Intelligentsia and Power: The Struggle for Socialism in the Early Soviet Peri HIST156 Sophomore Seminar: East European Jewish Experience HIST160 Sophomore Seminar: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939 HIST163 Sophomore Seminar: The Origins of Global Capitalism--Economic History Since 1600 HIST164 Sophomore Seminar: France at War, 1934-1944 HIST165 Sophomore Seminar: The United States and the Middle East: From the Shores of Tripoli to Baghdad HIST166 Sophomore Seminar: Kings, Queens, and the Foundations of European Society HIST167 Sophomore Seminar: The Reformation in Britain HIST171 Exploring Middletown's History: A Research and Writing Workshop HIST177 Sophomore Seminar: Life Science, Art, and Culture, Medieval to Present HIST178 Sophomore Seminar: Early American Encounters: Colonists in the New World HIST179 Sophomore Seminar: Gender and History (FGSS Gateway) HIST188 Sophomore Seminar: Subject Peoples HIST189 Sophomore Seminar: Political Ideals and Social Realities in Renaissance Italy HIST203 Modern Europe HIST206 Classic Christian Texts HIST208 Rome Through the Ages HIST209 Europe in the Age of Violence, 1914-1945 HIST210 American Jewish History: 1492-2001 HIST211 The Making of Britain, 400-1763 HIST212 African History Since 1870 HIST213 Politics and Sex After 1968: Queering the American State HIST215 European Intellectual History to the Renaissance HIST217 African History Before 1870 HIST218 Russian History to 1881 HIST221 History of Ecology HIST228 The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire, 1280-1922 HIST229 African History and Art HIST230 History of Southern Africa HIST231 Islamic Civilization: The Classical Age HIST233 The Age of Augustus HIST234 The Middle East in the 20th Century HIST235 Topics in United States Intellectual History: Religion and National Culture HIST239 The Long 19th Century in the United States HIST240 The 20th Century United States HIST241 African American History, 1444-1877 HIST243 Who Owns Culture? A History of Cultural and Intellectual Property in the United States and Latin Ame HIST244 Women in U.S. History HIST246 Culture and Society in Renaissance Italy HIST247 Jewish History: From Biblical Israel to Diaspora Jews HIST248 Jewish History: Out of the Ghetto HIST249 Roman Urban Life HIST250 Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity HIST251 World History: A Psychohistory of the Modern World HIST254 Science in Western Culture, 1650-1900 HIST258 Mughal India HIST259 20th-Century Intellectual History HIST260 From Archipelago to Nation State: An Introduction to Japanese History and Culture HIST263 Inside Nazi Germany, 1933-1945 HIST264 Waterways: Boats and Oceans in World History HIST265 Global Christianity HIST266 American Labor History from 1776 to Recent Times HIST268 The Origins of Global Capitalism: Economic History, 1400-1800. HIST269 Modern Britain: 1688 to the Present HIST273 Engendering the African Diaspora (FGSS Gateway) HIST276 Constructing Hinduism and Islam HIST277 Duty, Power, Pleasure, Release: Key Themes in Classical Indian Thought HIST278 Like Lambs to the Slaughter: Improvising Murder in the 12th Century HIST281 French Existentialism and Marxism HIST282 Medicine and Health in Antiquity HIST284 Race State: Race, Public Policy, and the Making of the New Deal State Since 1930 HIST285 India and the West: South Asia's World History HIST287 Saints and Sinners in Europe, ca.1000-ca.1550 HIST290 Law and Order in Ancient Rome HIST291 The American Revolution HIST293 Muslim Africa HIST297 Death and the Limits of Representation HIST298 The Sixties HIST301 Jews Under Christianity and Islam: Borders, Boundaries, and Coexistence HIST302 Race Discourse in the Americas HIST304 Disease and Epidemics in Historical Perspective HIST307 Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought HIST311 Ethnicity, Religion, and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans HIST312 Islam and Revolution HIST315 Tracing Transcendence: Emmanuel Levinas's Talmudic Lectures HIST316 Advanced Seminar in African History HIST317 Ireland: Colonialism and Decolonialization HIST319 Crisis, Creativity, and Modernity in the Weimar Republic, 1918-1933 HIST320 Power and Resistance in Latin America HIST324 The Problem of Truth in Modern China HIST326 Intimacy Matters: The Reform Aesthetic in Victorian America HIST328 The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924 HIST329 Talking About the Other: Jewish-Christian-Muslim Religious Polemic HIST331 Life Science, Art, and Culture HIST332 Atlantic Africa HIST333 Modernity and the Work of History HIST334 Latin American Labor History: Regional, Transnational, and Gendered Perspectives HIST335 United States Political History Since 1945: Citizens, Institutions, and the State HIST336 Science and the State HIST340 Crime and Violence in the 20th-Century United States HIST342 The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 1950 HIST344 Writing Historical Biography HIST347 The Social Question and the Rise of the Welfare State in Germany, 1780-1914 HIST350 Modern Social Thought HIST353 Slavery, Empire, and Sexuality: An African Research Seminar HIST356 From Chinese Chan to Japanese Zen: Dôgen and Buddhism's Place in the World HIST357 Toward an Archaeology of the U. S. Prison System HIST359 Women's and Gender History in Africa HIST362 Issues in Contemporary Historiography HIST366 The Labor Boys: Mediation and Arbitration in America, 1942-1993 HIST371 Fascism HIST372 Women and Gender in Renaissance Italy HIST373 Patterns of the Chinese Past: Culture, Politics, and Ecology HIST376 The Holocaust HIST377 Comparative French Revolutions HIST380 Making History: Practices and Theory HIST381 Japan and the Atomic Bomb HIST382 The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production HIST385 Romanticism and Political Fiction HIST386 Jews and Modernity: History and Historiography HIST387 Plague, Rebellion, and Heresy: England,1290-1520 HIST388 The Political Economy of Women in the Modern United States HIST389 Models of Imperialism and Globalization HIST391 The Spanish Empire: Identity and Diversity in the Early Global Age HIST392 The Historical Evolution of Power and the Human Psyche HIST396 Mapping Metropolis: The Urban Novel as Artifact HIST397 Early Modern Masculinities

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