Fall Quarter 2022
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Course descriptions can be found in the general catalog, topical course descriptions can be found at the bottom of this page, and syllabi may be found at courses.ucsd.edu. All courses listed on this page are subject to change. Colloquia - H*** 160-190 |
Lower Division Courses
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HILD | ||
| HILD 2A | United States History | M. Hanna |
| HILD 7A | Race & Ethnicity in the United States | J. Graham |
| HILD 10 | East Asia: The Great Tradition | M. Muscolino |
| HILD 30 | History of Public Health | C. Edington |
| HILD 41 | Anthropocene 2: Columbian Exchange | A. Devereux |
Upper Division Courses
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HIAF | ||
| None Offered | ||
| HIEA | ||
| HIEA 129 | Faces of the Chinese Past | S. Schneewind |
| HIEA 137 | Women and the Family in Chinese History | W. Lu |
| HIEA 144 | Topics in East Asian History | T. Henry |
| HIEU | ||
| HIEU 102 | Roman History | E. Watts |
| HIEU 107 | Pagan Europe & Christian Aftermath | N. Caciola |
| HIEU 108 | Sex & Politics/Ancient World | M. Balberg |
| HIEU 128 | Europe since 1945 | J. Neuheiser |
| HIEU 144 | Topics in European History: The Crusades & Their Memory | N. Aschenbrenner |
| HIEU 149 | Medieval Spain | A. Devereux |
| HIEU 154 | Modern Germany/Bismarck to Hitler | F. Biess |
| HIGL | ||
| HIGL 114 | History of Modern Vietnam | C. Edington |
| HILA | ||
| HILA 119 | Central America & US Intervention | M. Vitz |
| HILA 122 | Colony to Socialist Republic: Cuba | D. Widener |
| HINE | ||
| HINE 116 | The Ottoman Empire, Iran and Egypt (1798-1914) | H. Kayali |
| HINE 144 | Topics in Middle Eastern History: Colonial Middle East | M. Provence |
| HISC | ||
| HISC 106 | The Scientific Revolution | N. Pineda de Avila |
| HISC 115 | History of Modern Medicine | C. Gere |
| HIUS | ||
| HIUS 108B | History of Native Americans/U.S. II | M. Klann |
| HIUS 112 | The U.S. Civil War | R. Plant |
| HIUS 152A | Constitutional History of the United States to 1865 | K. Vandevelde |
| HIUS 155 | Zoot Suit-Hip Hop: Race-Pop Culture | L. Alvarez |
Colloquia
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HIEA | ||
| HIEA 171 | Society and Culture in Premodern China+ | W. Lu |
| HIEU | ||
| HIEU 164 | Race Modern Iberia | A. Devereux |
| HILA | ||
| None Offered | ||
| HINE | ||
| None Offered | ||
| HIUS | ||
| HIUS 183 | Topics in U.S. History: African American History | J. Graham |
| HITO | ||
| HITO 87 | First-year Seminar: Pandemics, Panics, Plagues | P. Patterson |
| HITO 87 | First-year Seminar: Piracy in Popular Culture | M. Hanna |
| HITO 87 | First-year Seminar: What is Socialism/What Isn't | P. Patterson |
| HITO 100 | The Craft of History | M. Hanna |
| HITO 193 | Research Seminar/Washington D.C. | S. Hill |
| HITO 196 | Honors Seminar | G. Hendrickson |
Departmental Approval
To enroll in a colloquium you will need to request Department Approval by using the Course Pre-Authorization Request tool. In the justification field please answer the following questions:- Why are you interested in taking the class?
- Have you taken any history classes before?
- Have you taken any other course
on this period? - How heavy is your schedule? -- we will have a lot of reading and writing.
- What kinds of papers have you written before?
Graduate Courses
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| Crossfield | ||
| HIGR 200 | History and Theory | F. Biess |
| HIEA | ||
| HIGR 271 | Society & Culture: Premodern China | W. Lu |
| HIEU | ||
| HIGR 230A | Research Seminar in European History | P. Patterson |
| HIGR 223A | Research Seminar in Medieval History | N. Caciola |
| HILA | ||
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HILA 267 |
Colonial Historiography | D. Murillo |
| HINE | ||
| HIGR 275A | Research Seminar in Middle Eastern History | H. Kayali |
| HISC | ||
| HIGR 239 | Seminar in Science Studies | C. Gere |
| HIUS | ||
| HIGR 209 | Teaching History | M. Hanna |
New and Topical Course Descriptions
HIEU 160/260. Topics in Ancient Greek History: Greek Religion and Society
Ancient Greek religion, with its multiplicity of divinities, the absence of scriptural books, and its sacrificial and ritualistic practices, was an integral part of ancient Greek culture and society. This course examines how the Greek polytheistic religious system was shaped by and, in turn, shaped Greek society. More specifically, religious festivals and rituals reflected the general Greek religious system of practices and beliefs, while at the same time helped to define and reinforce the social and political identities of each city-state, smaller social groups within it, and the larger Greek collective. Topics we will study include, animal sacrifice; priests and priesthoods; sacred spaces; civic religion (especially in Athens); rites of passage and initiation cults; panhellenism and religion; mystery and ecstatic cults; oracles; the afterlife; and magic.
HILA 169/269 Scholarship in Latin American 20th Century
Course description coming soon!
HINE 186/286 Topics/Middle Eastern History
Course description coming soon!
Freshman Seminars Course Descriptions
HITO 87. Why Do Europeans Love and Hate America?
"Americanization" and "McDonaldization" in Europe spark controversy and even violent protests. Many treat imports of American culture with disgust. Yet the US is also admired, even loved, and demand for American things remains strong. We will study key forms of and resistance to Americanization.
HITO 87. What is Socialism? What isn't?
Description coming soon