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HIST 313 - Modern Family

This course examines the history of the modern family in the United States and Canada. Students will learn about the family's changing relationship to the state, the economy, and ideals of domesticity, including changing conventions of courtship and dating, marriage, divorce, parenthood, and childhood. In addition, this course will deepen students' knowledge of historical methodologies, the interpretation of historical evidence, and historiographical thinking.

Prerequisites

Level at least 2A

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

None

Offerings

Winter 2026 [1261]

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LEC 001420220 / 2013:00 - 14:20 T,Th

Winter 2025 [1251]

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LEC 001812412 / 1513:00 - 14:20 T,Th

Winter 2024 [1241]

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LEC 00180570 / 30

Fall 2022 [1229]

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LEC 001971512 / 3014:30 - 15:50 T,ThSJ1 3016Teghan Barton

Winter 2020 [1201]

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LEC 001855315 / 3513:00 - 14:20 T,ThSJ1 3027Jane Nicholas

Fall 2017 [1179]

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LEC 001835716 / 3511:30 - 12:50 T,ThSJ1 3027Jane Nicholas

Fall 2014 [1149]

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LEC 001773013 / 3411:30 - 13:20 MSTJ 2011Catherine Briggs

Winter 2011 [1111]

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LEC 001740314 / 3014:30 - 15:50 M,WSTJ 3012Tracy Penny Light

Fall 2006 [1069]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00153070 / 50

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