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Courses The following is from http://webdocs.registrar.fas.harvard.edu/courses/HistoryofAmericanCivilization.html, but American Civilization students are by no means limited to this set of courses. The full FAS course catalog is available here.) This program is interdisciplinary. Students are also referred to course offerings at the Design School, Kennedy School, and Law School. For further information about the variety of course offerings in specific departments, consult the office of the Committee, Barker Center 225, 12 Quincy Street.Primarily for Graduates*American Civilization 200 (formerly *American Civilization 370). Major Works in the History of American CivilizationCatalog Number: 3662 R. Marie Griffith (Divinity School) Half course (fall term). W., 10-12. A survey of the field, with an emphasis on the range of interdisciplinary methods in the humanities, history, and social sciences. Note: Required of first and second-year graduate students in American Civilization and open to others by permission of the instructor. [*American Civilization 201 (formerly *American Civilization 371). Themes in the History of American Civilization] Graduate Courses*American Civilization 398. Reading and ResearchCatalog Number: 1710 Sven Beckert 2415, Robin M. Bernstein 5411 (on leave fall term), Ann M. Blair 2467 (on leave spring term), Allan M. Brandt 3031, Vincent Brown 4638 (on leave 2010-11), Lawrence Buell 2655 (on leave 2010-11), Joyce E. Chaplin 1058 (on leave 2010-11), Lizabeth Cohen 3627 (on leave 2010-11), Nancy F. Cott 4261, Margaret Lee Crawford (Design School) 3934, Bradley S. Epps 2880, Philip J. Fisher 1470, William W. Fisher (Law School) 4257, Donald Fleming 1831, Peter L. Galison 3239, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 2899, Claudia Goldin 2667 (on leave fall term), David D. Hall (Divinity School) 2510, Janet E. Halley (Law School) 4431, Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham 3517 (on leave 2010-11), Morton J. Horwitz (Law School) 6272, Akira Iriye 1968, Walter Johnson 5616 (on leave 2010-11), Geoffrey Jones (Business School) 5105, Despina Kakoudaki 3979, Robin E. Kelsey 4132 (on leave 2010-11), Alexander Keyssar (Kennedy School) 4323, James T. Kloppenberg 3157, Jill M. Lepore 4830 (on leave 2010-11), Erez Manela 4762, Thomas K. McCraw (Business School) 7371, Louis Menand 4752 (on leave fall term), Ingrid Monson 1591, Elisa New 2428 (on leave 2010-11), Susan E. O’Donovan 3962, Carol J. Oja 4599, Robert A. Orsi (Divinity School) 4242, Julie A. Reuben (Education School) 4428, Jennifer L. Roberts 4407, Werner Sollors 7424, Rachel St. John 5328 (on leave 2010-11), John Stauffer 1006 (on leave spring term), Maria Tatar 3645 (on leave 2010-11), Stephan Thernstrom 4141, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich 1886, Helen Vendler 7226 (on leave fall term), Adelheid Voskuhl 5569, and Joanne van der Woude 6069 (on leave 2010-11) *American Civilization 399. Direction of Doctoral Dissertation
Cross-listed CoursesAesthetic and Interpretive Understanding 13 (formerly Spanish 180). Cultural AgentsAfrican and African American Studies 131. African-American Literature to the 1920s [African and African American Studies 133. Richard Wright and Zora Neale Hurston] *African and African American Studies 301. Graduate Proseminar [Comparative Literature 248. American Multilingual Literature in a Transnational Context] [Economics 1356. Economics of Work and Family] *Government 2305. American Government and Politics: Field Seminar [*History 74c. Bodily Functions: Histories of Bare Life and Bio-Power] [*History 74e. North American Borderlands History] [*History 74f. U.S. Environmental History] [*History 84b. The American Revolution] *History 84c (formerly *History 1610). Confronting Objects/Interpreting Culture: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on North America [*History 84l (formerly History 1666). The World of William James and Henry James] [History 1330 (formerly History 1661). Social Thought in Modern America] History 1457. History of American Capitalism [*History 2340 (formerly *History 2662 & *History 2662hf). Readings in American Thought] History 2400 (formerly History 2600). Readings in Colonial and Revolutionary America: Proseminar [History 2402. American Food: Seminar] [History 2403. Harvard Collections in World History: Seminar ] [History 2405. Politics, Social Life, and Law in Jeffersonian America: Seminar] [History 2442 (formerly History 2602). Readings in the History of the U.S. in the 19th Century: Proseminar] [*History 2461 (formerly *History 2601). The US in the 20th Century: Seminar] History 2462 (formerly History 2607). Readings in the U.S. in the 20th Century: Proseminar [History 2463 (formerly History 2661). Graduate Readings in 20th-Century African-American History: Seminar] History 2465hf. North America in Global Perspective: Seminar - (New Course) [*History 2470hf (formerly *History 2640hf). Workshop in 20th-Century US History] History 2480hf (formerly History 2650hf). The Political Economy of Modern Capitalism: Seminar History 2495. Twentieth-Century Politics and Social Movements: Seminar - (New Course) [*History 2966 (formerly *History 2616). The Art and Craft of Historical Writing: Seminar] [History of Art and Architecture 172w. American Art and Modernity, 1865–1965] [History of Art and Architecture 175k. American and European Art, 1945–1975] [History of Art and Architecture 175w. Pop Art] [History of Art and Architecture 197g. Colonial Art] [*History of Art and Architecture 277s. Circa 1970] [Music 218r. 20th-Century Music: Seminar] *Religion 2501. The Religious History of American Women: Seminar [Religion 2550. Women and Religion in Contemporary America: Seminar] Spanish 243. Foundational Fiction and Film [United States in the World 12 (formerly History of Art and Architecture 17y). American Encounters: Art, Contact, and Conflict, 1560-1860] United States in the World 15 (formerly Social Analysis 66). Is the American Racial Order Being Transformed? [United States in the World 16 (formerly Historical Study A-86). Men and Women in Public and Private: the US in the 20th Century] |
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