Courses

The following list gives the range of courses offered in recent years. Specific offerings vary from year to year, and the student should consult the Quarterly Time Schedules for current information.
Note that the courses listed below include those offered by faculty of other departments that have been approved for history credit. Courses are numbered in the following manner:

• 30000-39900. Graduate courses.
• 40000-49900. Graduate colloquia open to undergraduates.
• 50000-69900. Lecture courses, colloquia and proseminars open to graduate students. Some of these courses are also open to undergraduates with the consent of the instructor.
• 70000-89900. Two-quarter seminars and special courses open to graduate students.
• 90000-99900. Reading and research courses and other special courses open to graduate students.

30100. Late Antiquity.

30200. Modern Africa.

31200. Modern Irish History.

31500. John Locke in History Context.

31800. Byzantine Empire, 1025-1453.

31900. History of Strategy.

32100. Europe Law, Medieval-Early Modern.

32200. The Book in Early Modern Europe.

32300. Early Modern Europe.

32500. Europe, 1648-1848.

32600. Sciences of Mind and Society from the French Revolution to the Great War.

32700. Jewish Life in France and Germany.

32900. The Italian Renaissance.

33000. Intellectual Property and Piracy from Gutenberg to Gates.

33100. Renaissance East and West.

33300. Capitalism in Modern Europe.

33400. Modern European Nationalism and Citizenship.

34100. Zen and History.

34300. History of Modern China 1-2.

34500. Reading Qing Documents.

34600. Japanese History Through Film.

34900. Natural Philosophy, 1200-1800.

35100. Gender in the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine.

35800. Islamic Middle East, 1000-1700.

36000. The U. S. and the Arab World.

36500. The History of Mexico, 1876 to the Present.

36600. Critics of Colonialism: Ghandi and Fanon.

36700. Films in India.

36800. Religion and Modernity in Film.

36900. Approaches to Modern South Asian History.

37000. U.S. Women's History.

37900. Asian Wars of the 20th-Century.

38100. American Landscapes, 1853-1904.

38500. 17th-Century America.

38600. 18th-Century America.

38700. The Haitian Revolution, 1750-1990.

38900. Roots of the Modern American City.

39300. Human Rights, 1-3.

39800. Archæology for Ancient Historians.

41900. Historical Geography of the U.S.

42800. Vienna 1900.

45800. The Mongol World Empire.

46100. Zapatista Social Movemts, Old and New.

46200. Agrarian Reform in 20th-Century Mexico.

48800. Colloquim: History of Sexuality.

48900. Museum Culture.

49600. History and Cultural Studies.

This list was last revised on 7/24/2001.

51500. British Empire's Origins.

52300. Modern Irish History.

53100. German History and Historiography.

54000. Europe, Colonialism, and Globalism.

54400. Science and Politics of European Population, 1700-2000.

54800. French Revolution.

56300. Modern China.

57700. Important Things.

58000. Introduction to the Islamic Middle East, 1-2.

58800. Ottoman Historical Texts.

59400. Political Anthropology.

59600. Contemporary History of Mexico, 1940-2000.

60700. Early Modern Europe Communities.

62300. Themes and Methods in U.S. History.

62800. Nation, Indentity, and Citizenship in U.S. History.

62900. Chicago as Urban History Lab.

63100. The New Western History.

63400. W.E.B. Du Bois, Life and Thought.

63600. Topics in 20th-Century U.S. History.

64200. The Present as History.

65000. The Meaning of Things.

65100. Problem of Slavery.

65200. Social Theory.

65600. History and Theory.

65700. History and Memory in the 20th-Century.

70000. Seminar: Modern Africa.

70600. Seminar: Roman Household.

71000. Seminar: Greek Society and Economy.

71400. Seminar: Early Modern Britain.

71700. Seminar: Problems in Modern British and Irish History.

73600. Seminar: Protestant Reformation.

74400. Seminar: Science and Politics of European Population, 1700-2000.

74500. Seminar: Modern European History.

75600. Seminar: Modern Korean History.

76000. Seminar: Modern Chinese History and Documentary Sources.

76200. Seminar: Empire and Nation in East Asia.

76500. Seminar: Modern Japanese History.

77100. Seminar: German Romanticism.

78100. Seminar: Nationalism in the Arab World.

78200. Seminar: The Ottoman World in the Age of Suleyman the Magnificent.

79100. Seminar: Topics in Latin American History.

81100. Seminar: Monasticism.

81900. Seminar: Russian History.

82000. Seminar: Soviet History.

82400. Seminar: South Asian History.

83000. Seminar: Modern American State.

83200. Seminar: U.S. Social History.

83800. Seminar: Race and Racism in American History.

85000. Seminar: Postwar American Society.

86700. Seminar: International History.

99000. Workshop: Historiography.