Below is a list of past graduate-level courses offered by the History Department. Each course title links to a short description and each professor links his or her faculty profile. If noted, the syllabus and course websites are also available for perusal beginning in Fall 2004.
Fall 1997 |
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European Historiography-Antiquity to Enlightenment |
D. Gordon |
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American Historiography through the Civil War |
L. Richards |
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Latin American History |
K. Bliss |
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Recent European History |
C. Rearick |
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Topics in European and U.S. Women's History |
J. Berkman |
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Comparative U.S. South and South Africa |
J. Higginson |
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New England Architecture, 1625-1830 |
K. Hafertepe |
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Cultural History 1790-1870 |
S. Nissenbaum |
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The Body in History |
K. Peiss |
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Cold War, Hot Science: The Making of Scientific Life and Culture in the Military-Industrial Complex |
L. Owens |
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The Politics of Slavery & the Coming of the Civil War |
M. Sinha |
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The Revolutionary Generation |
J. Ellis |
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Spring 1998 |
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Historiography of Modern Europe |
C. Rearick |
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Modern American Historiography |
D. Glassberg |
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Topics in Medieval History |
D. Ware |
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U.S. West/Borderlands |
G. McFarland |
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Material Culture - Early New England |
K. Hafertepe |
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Global History |
C. Barton/J. Lipman |
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Race, Politics and Culture Since 1930 |
T. Hamm |
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The Body Politic in Early Modern Europe and in
the European Settlements of North America, 1400-1600 |
J. Stieber |
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Central Asia: Political Issues in Historical
Perspective |
A. Altstadt |
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History of the South from the Colonial Period
to 1900 |
M. Sinha |
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Research Seminar in American Cultural History,
1789-1880 |
S. Nissenbaum |
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U.S. Women's History: Sources and Methods |
K. Peiss |
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Independent Study Workshop |
W. Johnston |
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