Spring Courses

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NOTE: The History Department only has course locations for HISTORY classes. If your course is cross-listed, consult the original department.

 

 

General Education Courses (These courses count for History credit)

Freshman Seminars

FYSEMR 73I On Anarchism and Prison Abolition

Semester: 

Spring

Offered: 

2023
This seminar will introduce students to some classic texts in the history of anarchist political philosophy (Garrison, Tolstoy, Kropotkin, Bakunin) and then follow those threads of thought forward to the history of the prison abolition movement in the United States.  Doing so will involve attending to both the influence of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century anarchists (especially Emma Goldman and Lucy Parsons) and the ways that their thought and practice – even when not explicitly identified as “anarchist”—has shaped recent movements such as Occupy and especially Prison Abolition.

Undergraduate Seminars (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 70 and 80-level courses)

Directed Study for Undergraduates

Tutorials (Hist 97 and 99)

Lecture Courses (1000-1899-level courses)

Conference Courses (1900-1999-level courses for Undergraduates and Graduates)

Graduate Proseminars (2000-level courses)

Graduate Seminars (2000-level courses)

Teaching Practicum (3920B)