Fall Quarter 2017
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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 | Staff |
| HILD 7A | Race & Ethnicity in the United States | J. Graham |
| HILD 10 | East Asia: The Great Tradition | S. Schneewind |
| History of Public Health | W. Gonaver | |
| HITO | ||
| HITO 87 | Why Do Europeans Love and Hate America? | P. Patterson |
| HITO 87 | Sun, Sea, Sand, and Sex Tourism | P. Patterson |
| HITO 87 | Piracy in Popular Culture | M. Hanna |
| HITO 87 | Kim the Teenage Spy | S. Schneewind |
Upper Division Courses
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HIEA | ||
| CANCELED HIEA 112 | Japan: From the Mid-Nineteenth Century through the US Occupation | W. Matsumura |
| HIEA 131 | China in War and Revolution | Staff |
| HIEA 144 | Topics in East Asian History: Pre-Modern Korea (+) | Staff |
| HIEU | ||
| HIEU 106 | Egypt, Greece, and Rome (+) | Staff |
| HIEU 120 | The Renaissance in Italy (+) | Staff |
| HIEU 127 | Sport in the Modern World | R. Edelman |
| HIEU 139 | Sex and Gender from the Renaissance to the French Revolution (+) | U. Strasser |
| HIEU 154 | Modern German History: From Bismarck to Hitler | J. Neuheiser |
| HILA | ||
| HILA 100 | Conquest and Empire: The Americas (+) | D. Murillo |
| HILA 114 | Dictatorships in Latin America | M. Monteon |
| HINE | ||
| HINE 114 | History of the Islamic Middle East | H. Kayali |
| HISC | ||
| HISC 107 | The Emergence of Modern Science | T. Golan |
| HISC 115 | History of Medicine | C. Gere |
| HIUS | ||
| HIUS 104 | The Revolutionary Atlantic (+) | M. Hanna |
| HIUS 125 | Asian American Social Movements | S. Man |
| HIUS 130 | Cultural History from 1607 to 1865 (+) | R. Klein |
| HIUS 150 | American Legal History to 1865 (+) | M. Parrish |
| HIUS 156 | American Women, American Womanhood (+) | R. Plant |
Colloquia
| Course | Title | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| HIEU | ||
| HIEU 178 | Soviet History: The Last Soviet Decades | R. Edelman |
| HILA | ||
| CANCELED HILA 162 | Special Topics in Latin American History: Aztecs and Mayas After the Conquest | D. Murillo |
| HILA 162 | Special Topics in Latin American History: Third Worldism and the Politics of Development in the Americas | M. Vitz |
| HITO | ||
| HITO 196 | History Honors | S. Man |
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 | W. Lu |
| HIEA | ||
| HIEA 217A | Historical Scholarship on Pre-modern Chinese History: Foundations—China before Buddhism | S. Schneewind |
| HIEU | ||
| HIGR 230A | Research Seminar in Modern European History | Staff |
| HIEU 278 | Soviet History: The Last Soviet Decades | R. Edelman |
| HILA | ||
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CANCELED HILA 262 |
Special Topics in Latin American History: Aztecs and Mayas After the Conquest | D. Murillo |
| HILA 162 | Special Topics in Latin American History: Third Worldism and the Politics of Development in the Americas | M. Vitz |
| CANCELED HIGR 248A | Research Seminar in Latin America, National Period | M. Vitz |
| HINE | ||
| HIGR 257A | Historical Scholarship on the Modern Middle East, Eighteenth to Twentieth Century | H. Kayali |
| HISC | ||
| HIGR 238 | Intorduction to Science Studies | K. McKenzie |
| HIGR 240 | Colloquium in Science Studies | C. Gere |
| HIUS | ||
| HIGR 267A | Research Seminar in United States History | R. Plant |
New and Topical Course Descriptions
HIEA 144. Topics in East Asian History: Pre-Modern Korean History
This course will examine the evolution of Korean culture and society within the context of political, cultural, and institutional history, from the late thirteenth century through late nineteenth century when Chosǒn opened its ports after signing a treaty with Japan and launched a series of reforms as facing pressure from foreign countries. Major themes of the course will be how the dynastic transition between Koryŏ and Chosŏn is to be understood; how Chosŏn managed to maintain its sovereignty while experiencing a series of foreign invasions, and how certain social circumstances such as introduction of new thoughts through Qing China had influence on the development of Chosŏn dynasty until late nineteenth century.
HILA 162. Topics in Latin American History: Third Worldism and the Politics of Development in the Americas
This colloquium examines the origins and evolution of development discourse and politics in post-war Latin America and will seek to understand revolutionary and Third Worldist challenges and accommodations to developmentalism. Highlights include the rise of development agencies, US foreign policy during the Cold War, dependency theory and the relationship between capitalism and development, as well as various socialist, revolutionary and anti-imperialist alternatives.
HIUS 125. Asian American Social Movements
This course introduces students to the history of Asian American social movements from the late-19th century to the present, with an emphasis on inter-ethnic, cross-racial, and transnational practices. Topics include immigration reform, antiwar and anti-colonial movements, redress, hate crimes, and police brutality.
Freshman Seminars Course Descriptions
Course descriptions coming soon!