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This advanced level seminar introduces and engages students to learn the various approaches, methodology, and themes examined by world historians through the careful reading of key works by world historians. The course is divided into six parts, each part encapsulating a major theme which forms the foundation for the world history discipline. Each theme will be examined over a period of two weekly meetings during which time, students read a major world history text.
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Feasting And Fasting: Food & Drink In History
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Ancient & Medieval South Asia
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Race, Gender, Class & Colonial Power
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History Of Food In China
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