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Spring 2009
Please note: This is a tentative list only. Inevitably there will be changes in the proposed curriculum due to leaves, retirements, and the hiring of new members of the department. Students should reconfirm offerings during the pre-registration period of the semester before a course is to be given.
| Foundations Seminars (High Demand, Open to undergraduates only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 1.03 | Men, Women and Patriarchy in the Middle East |
Manz 7 |
| 1.25 | Anticolonialism in Global Perspective | Manjapra 5+ |
| 1.26 | Courtship, Dating and Modern Love | Drachman 8+ |
| Research Seminars (High Demand, Graduate Students by special permission only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 181.05 | Women, Gender and Family in Europe, 1200-1800 History |
Rankin 7 |
| 183.04 | Decolonization in Asia | Jalal 5 |
| 186.02 | Contemporary Chile in Comparative Perspective | Winn 6+ |
| 187.08 | Coming of America's Second World War | Ekbladh 6 |
| Survey Courses (Open to undergraduates only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 09.05 | History of Science | Rankin H+ |
| 09.06 | Global Christianity | Curtis E+ |
| 11 | Europe since 1815 | Malchow E+M+W plus section |
| 20 | Europe in the Early Middle Ages | Marrone J |
| 28 | Revolutionary Russia | Mulholland D |
| 39.09 | Modern Spain | Crespo-MacLennan M+ |
| 39.10 | The History and Archaeology of the Ancient World from the Bronze Age to the End of the Roman Empire |
Hitchner |
| 44 | Modern China, 1839-present | Lee J+ |
| 48 | Japan from 1868 | Leupp E |
| 65 | World of Islam | Manz F+ |
| 71 | Historical Perspectives on Contemporary
Crises in Africa CANCELED |
Penvenne D+ |
| 75 | Americas | Winn 10+ |
| 93 | Women in 20th Century America | Drachman G+ |
| 96 | African Americans in U.S. History since 1865 | Worrell I+ |
| 99.04 | History of Religion in America | Curtis |
| 99.07 | U.S. Foreign Relations since 1900 | Ekbladh F+ |
| Thematic Courses (Open to undergraduate and graduate students) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 114 | Science, Magic and Society 1100-1700 | Marrone F+ |
| 119.03/CL 143 | Greeks and Barbarians | Hirsch |
| 119.14 | Spies, Spying and Mischief | Mulholland H+ |
| 123 | Japanese History through Literature | Leupp 8+ |
| 139.01 | Contemporary South Asia | Jalal Tuesdays |
| 139.03 | South Asia and the World: Representations, Economies, Politics | Manjapra E+MW |
| 149.01 | The Iranian Revolution | Shadbash J+ |
| 179.12 | Tourism in America, 1820-1940 | Tolles 6+ |
| 192/I.R. 91 | International Colloquium | Penvenne Wednesday 9:00-10:20 only half credit |
| Graduate Courses (Undergraduate students by special permission only) |
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| Course # | Course Title | Professor Time Block |
| 289 | Exhibition Planning for the Small Museum | Turino & Iacobucci T 6:00-:930PM |
| 290 | Historical Interpretation of Material Culture | Ward R 7:10-10:00PM |
| 292 | Museum Studies Internship | To register contact (617) 627-3022 |
