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HIST 614 - Space, Identity and Culture: Reading in Canadian Social History

In this course you will master both classic and cutting-edge historical scholarship in Canadian Social History. You will read works that interrogate and historicize the traditional foci of social historians - class gender and race. You will read works informed by cultural theory, especially concerning the occupation of social space and the expression of experience of particularized social identities. Each week, we will meet together in seminar to discuss the substance, theoretical orientation, methodology, and historiographical significance of the assigned material. As such, active reading and constructive participation in seminar are key. In addition, you will be required to lead seminar discussions and write an historiographical paper.

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Offerings

Winter 2015 [1151]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 00180814 / 1512:30 - 14:20 WHH 123Julia Roberts

Winter 2012 [1121]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 00168525 / 1513:30 - 15:20 WHH 119Julia Roberts

Winter 2010 [1101]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 00171420 / 1510:30 - 12:20 THH 123Julia Roberts

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