Graduate academic calendar 2012 - 2013 - Trent University

GRADUATE PROGRAMS History
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4. Iberian-American History HIST 5103H
HIST 5106H
HIST 5107H
5. Social and Cultural History HIST 5105H
HIST – CSID 5202H
HIST – CSID 5301H
HIST 5105 H
HIST 5107H
HIST 5108H
HIST 5110H
HIST 5111H
HIST 5112H
HIST – ENGL 5114H
HIST 5115H
HIST 5116H
HIST 5117H
HIST 5118H
HIST – CSID 5301H
6. Regional and Trans-National History HIST 5101H
HIST 5103H
HIST 5104H
HIST 5105H
HIST 5106H
HIST 5109H
HIST – ENGL 5114H
HIST 5115H
HIST 5116H
HIST 5117H
HIST 5101H – Political violence and memory in twentieth-century Europe
From the platform of a trans-national historical analysis, the course explores political violence in
modern Europe, as well as the evolving memories of it both in the public and private spheres,
contrasting dictatorships and democracies. Fields: European History; Regional and Trans-National
History.
HIST – CSID 5102H – INDG 6605H – The study of aboriginal peoples in Canada: history and
politics
This course examines the history of inter-cultural relations between Indigenous Peoples and the
larger society. Topics may include early contact, the fur trade, the development of colonial policy,
treaties, the reserve system, Indigenous decolonization movements, modern political dialogue for
constitutional renewal and issues of land claims and self-government.
HIST 5103H – The international history of United States-Latin American relations after 1900
The history of US-Latin American relations with special emphasis on historical methods, varied
analytical approaches, historiographical change, and ideologies in history. Fields: Iberian-American
History; Regional and Trans-National History.
HIST 5104H – Responding to colonialism: nationalist movements in South-East Asia
This course examines anti-colonial and nationalist responses to colonialism in Southeast Asia (mainly
Indochina, Indonesia, Malaya, the Philippines). In each of these colonies there were many competing
nationalist visions and thus the process of articulating and constructing an anti-colonial movement
involved negotiation and often violence among the colonized themselves. Fields: Colonialism and
Conflict, Regional and Trans-National History.
HIST 5105H – Gender and women’s history in North America
This course explores themes in North American gender history, with our primary focus on the 20th
century, and on the debates, differing interpretations, and theories that have shaped the field. Fields:
Canadian History, Social and Cultural History, Regional and Trans-National History.