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of the southern civil rights movement that peaked between roughly
1954 and 1972.
ASH 5388: Topics in East Asian History (3; max: 9)
EUH 5546: Topics in British History (3; max: 9)
EUH 5934: Topics in European History (3; max: 15)
EUH 6126: Readings in Medieval History (3) Major themes;
readings combine classic studies that shaped the field with current
work exploring issues like gender, textuality and historical memory,
and popular religion.
EUH 6174: Conversion in the Middle Ages (3) Examines the
religious experience of the middle ages through reading and
discussion of concepts such as conversion, martyrdom, sainthood,
gender, and power.
EUH 6175: Ethnicity in the Middle Ages (3) Ethnicity as a form
of social and political mobilization in the middle ages. Focuses on
issues such as migration, ethnogenesis, medieval law, language and
ethnic identity, kingdoms, and ethnic communities.
EUH 6176: Villages and Peasants in the Middle Ages (3) Indepth
examination of such key concepts as manorialism, corvee,
manumission, and using written and archaeological sources.
EUH 6213: Europe, 1500-1763 (3)
EUH 6289: Readings, Modern Europe (3; max: 6) Major themes;
readings combine classic studies that shaped the field with current
works exploring a wide range of topics.
EUH 6469: Modern German History (3) Interpretations of and
approaches to German history, and introduction to advanced
research in the area.
EUH 6935: Readings, Early Modern Europe (3; max: 6) Major
themes; readings combine classic studies that shaped the field with
current works exploring a wide range of topics.
EUH 6937: Readings in Mediterranean History (3; max: 6)
HIS 5450: Slavery in the New World: Comparative
Perspectives (3) Examines the evolution of slavery in the New
World from its European and African antecedents through abolition
and emancipation.
HIS 5484: Science and the Enlightenment (3) Theoretical
developments in the physical and biological sciences between the
late seventeenth and late eighteenth centuries, including the
significance of social and cultural dimensions of natural science.
HIS 5485: Special Studies in the History of Science (3; max:
9)
HIS 5487: Physical Science since 1800 (3 ) Major developments
in physical science from the beginning of nineteenth century to the
post-World War II period. Institutional and social aspects of the
organization of scientific research.
HIS 5500: Life Science since 1800 (3) Critical problems of
concern to biologists. The role of mechanistic/materialistic vs.
vitalistic and reductionistic vs. holistic approaches to the
development of biology; and the relationship of biology to physical
and social sciences.
HIS 6060: Historical Method (3) Introduction to the methods of