Fall Quarter
| Dept | Course No and Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HISTORY (F25) | 204A 2ND YEAR RESRCH SEM | SCHIELDS, C. |
| Part one of a two-quarter sequence required of all Ph.D. students during the second year of the program; not required for M.A. students. Includes primary research and writing a research paper, often related to a future dissertation topic. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 205 APPROACHES TO HISTORY | RAPHAEL, R. |
| This course introduces graduate students to some of the most foundational ideas and debates that have shaped historiographical practice over the past half-century. Surveying historiographical models or theoretical provocations that have commanded the attention of a broad range of historians working across the various subfields, this course explores questions at the heart of the historical discipline, including: what is time and how, exactly, do historians grapple with issues of change or continuity? How do historians establish temporal and spatial boundaries for their narratives, and how those choices reflect different theoretical and interdisciplinary interventions? What counts as a historical source? How have changing understandings of the purpose and methods of historical scholarship shaped the selection of primary sources and how they should be approached to recover experiences of difference and embodiment? Though not an exhaustive survey, the readings raise fundamental questions about how historians imagine the past as they try to write about it, how they constitute it as a domain of study, how they can claim to know it, and how (and why) they argue about it. The aim of the course is to explore these questions as clearly as possible and to encourage you to make your (provisional) answers to them as explicit as you can | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 210A HIST IN PROFESSIONS | MALCZEWSKI, J. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 240 “FRENCH†REVOLUTION/S | COLLER, I |
| Rethinking Race, Religion, Gender in France, Haiti, and the Revolutionary World of the late 18th Century How does the affirmation of neglected actors, spaces and processes reshape our understanding of the French Revolution? What is a Revolution that includes people of color, the enslaved and colonial subjects; women, same-sex attracted and transgender people; Protestants, Jews, Muslims and neo-Pagans; vegetarians, utopians and proponents of free love? What happens when we think about borderlands, colonies, exclaves and entrepots, and consider precursor, parallel, conjunctural and counter-revolutions across the globe? The French Revolution was once treated as the founding event of modernity, whether as the realization of Enlightenment ideas, the paradigm of bourgeois revolution, or the birthplace of modern political culture. This was a Revolution conceived within narrow national confines, focusing mostly on white men, and telling a story of secular, Western modernity. Over the last fifty years, that conception has been progressively dismantled to reveal an event on a global scale that was not simply “French” with a radiant impact, nor even “Atlantic”, but a far more plural experience both shaping and shaped by emerging global dynamics. If the outcome of that struggle was the birth of a nineteenth century imperial order, the tools of resistance to that order would include the radical ideas and symbols of the French Revolution and its “unthinkable” Haitian counterpart. This class will investigate the French Revolution on a global scale, across the French Empire and the world, from Europe to Latin America, and from Africa to China. Students will be welcome to consider any of these spaces in connection to the 18th century revolutionary crisis. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 260 SLAVERY & DIASPORA | MILLWARD, J. |
| This class introduces graduate students to classic and current scholarship on slavery in the African Diaspora. The course is designed for students interested in a field examination in African America, Diaspora, or race and gender in early America (s). The course will be taught with a history focus and is open to scholars from other disciplines. Some of the questions explored include but are not limited to the following: What is Diaspora? What are the challenges for teaching and researching enslaved life? What were the precursors of contact between Africans and the rest of the modern world prior to chattel slavery? How did Africans survive the harrowing middle passage? How did Africans form community in the various parts of the Atlantic world? What were the gendered differences between enslaved men and women in the Diaspora? How did region and crop cultivation impact African life in the Diaspora? Where was resistance to slavery most prominent? And what can a presumed absence of armed rebellion also tell us about the Diaspora? How can slavery and Diaspora inform conceptions of colonialism and nation? | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | BAUM, E. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | BERBERIAN, H. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | BLOCK, S. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | BORUCKI, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | CASAVANTES BRA, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | CHATURVEDI, V. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | CHEN, Y. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | COLLER, I. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | DARYAEE, T. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | AGUILAR, K. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | FARMER, S. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | FEDMAN, D. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | GUO, Q. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | HIGHSMITH, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | IGLER, D. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | IMADA, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | JEAN-LOUIS, F. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | LEHMANN, M. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | LE VINE, M. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | MALCZEWSKI, J. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | MCLOUGHLIN, N. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | MILLWARD, J. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | MITCHELL, L. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | MORRISSEY, S. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | O'TOOLE, R. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | PERLMAN, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | RAPHAEL, R. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | ROSAS, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | SEED, P. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | TINSMAN, H. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | WASSERSTROM, J. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 291 DIRECTED READING | STAFF |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 297 HISTORY INTERNSHIP | RAPHAEL, R. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 298 EXPER GROUP STUDY | RAPHAEL, R. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | BAUM, E. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | BERBERIAN, H. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | BLOCK, S. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | BORUCKI, A. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | CASAVANTES BRA, A. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | CHATURVEDI, V. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | CHEN, Y. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | COLLER, I. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | DARYAEE, T. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | FARMER, S. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | FEDMAN, D. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | GUO, Q. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | HAYNES, D. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | HIGHSMITH, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | IGLER, D. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | IMADA, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | JAMES, W. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | LEHMANN, M. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | LE VINE, M. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | MALCZEWSKI, J. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | MCLOUGHLIN, N. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | MILLWARD, J. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | MITCHELL, L. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | MORRISSEY, S. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | O'TOOLE, R. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | PERLMAN, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | RAPHAEL, R. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | ROSAS, A. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | WU, J. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | STAFF |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | SEED, P. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | TINSMAN, H. |
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| HISTORY (F25) | 299 DISSERTATN RESEARCH | WASSERSTROM, J. |
| No detailed description available. | ||
| HISTORY (F25) | 399 UNIVERSITY TEACHING | RAPHAEL, R. |
| No detailed description available. | ||