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Apr 09, 2026
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HIST 177 - Special Studies in History: Modern, Traditional, Memory and Identity
Studies in periods, countries or special themes in history such as the Revolutions of 1848, peasant
reform in Russia, changes in values after the first World War, geography as a force in cultural
development, or a comparison of the American, French and Russian revolutions. Subjects to be
announced yearly. Seminars: seminars are small classes that concentrate attention upon a particular
period of history. Students read, reflect upon and write research papers about selected topics, and
discuss and defend their views in group discussions during weekly class meetings. Specific topics and
foci of seminars change each semester in accordance with interests of instructors and needs of the
department. Ordinarily not open to freshmen and sophomores. Seminars are intended to provide
familiarization with the historiographic traditions germane to their central concerns, and emphasize
the development of research and critical thinking skills. Seminars typically meet once a week for a
three-hour period.
S.S. One
61517—61517 M-Th 3:45 - 5:55 p.m., Bonakdarian 101 Heger
Prerequisites & Notes
Credits: 3 s.h.
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