SUMMER 2009 - OXFORD CAMPUS

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Term I (May 18-June 26)

HST 112, Survey of U.S. History II
7:30-9:45 a.m. MT R - Dr. Daniel Cobb

HST 250.G, Imagining Indians: American Indian History through Film and Popular Culture
1:30-3:45 MT R - Dr. Daniel Cobb

"Imagining Indians" explores popular representations of the indigenous peoples of North America from an historical perspective. In addition, it considers how Native peoples have used popular culture as a vehicle for self-representation. This latter development, we shall see, has been no small feat. Indeed, depictions of "savagery" and "backwardness" were originally manufactured as part of a larger process of eliminating Indians as a presence in what European newcomers thought of as the "New World." In this course, we will consider sources such as captivity narratives, plays, fiction, documentaries, "popular" histories, the internet, and especially film.

HST 400.S, Senior Capstone: Walt Whitman's America
10:30-12:45 M WR - Dr. Mary Cayton

 

Term III (June 29-August 7)

HST 111, Survey of U.S. History I
7:30-9:45 a.m. M WR - Dr. Susan Eacker

HST 296, World History since 1945
10:30-12:45 M WR - Dr. Osaak Olumwullah

HST 307, Latin American Civilization - Colonial Period
1:30-3:45 TWR - Dr. Sam Chandler

 

Term IV (July 20-August 21)

HST 198, World History since 1500
10:30-12:25 MTWR - Dr. Sam Chandler

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