HIST 306 A History of the Body in the West with Dr Christian S Davis davis2csjmuedu This course is a transnational and comparative history of the human body with a focus on Europe from the time of classical Greece through the twentieth century We study the body as a historical artifact wh ID: 934148
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History Course List
Spring 2022
Slide2HIST 306: A History of the Body in the West
with Dr. Christian S. Davis
davis2cs@jmu.edu
This course is a transnational and comparative history of the human body with a focus on Europe from the time of classical Greece through the twentieth century. We study the body as a historical artifact whose physical appearance and social and cultural meanings changed over time in accordance with transformative developments in European society, like the rise of Christianity, the emergence of modern science, the acquisition of overseas colonies, and the creation of communist and fascist states. Close attention is paid to issues of
sexuality
, gender, class, and race.
TuesThurs 9:35-10:50amGabbin Hall 0201.
This course fulfills requirements for the following programs:
Medical Humanities Minor, Disability Studies Minor, History Major, History Minor.
Slide3HIST 313: Latinx History
Professor: Dr. Tiffany González
Tu-Th 3:55 p.m.-5:15 p.m.Wilson Hall 1001
For more information contact:Dr. Tiffany González gonzaltj@jmu.edu
Slide4HIST 320: Women in U.S. History
Professor Emily Westkaemper
Tu-Th 9:35 am-10:50 am Wilson Hall 1014
Linked to: WGSS MinorFor more information contact: Prof. Westkaemper, westkaem@jmu.edu
Detailed description is below in notes (notes page view).
Portrait of Ida B. Wells, New York Public Library, https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/8694185c-b326-f40b-e040-e00a1806638a
Slide5Dr.
Kevin
Borg
Tu/Th 11:10 a.m. – 12:25 p.m. Wilson Hall 1012For more
information contact: borgkl@jmu.edu
Linked
to:
This course meets requirements in the Science, Technology and Society minor, the Women, Gender & Sexualities minor, the Environmental Humanities minor, and
IdLS
Major, Track 3.
Detailed description
is
below
in
notes
(notes
page
view).
HIST 326: The Automobile in 20
th
Century America
Slide6HIST 341: Military, Militarism and Warfare in African History
Professor
Etana H. Dinka
Tu/Th 11:10 a.m. – 12:25 p.m.
Wilson Hall 1001
For more information contact: Professor Dinka
dinkaex@jmu.edu Office Hours: Tu/Thu 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Detailed description is below in notes (notes page view).
Slide7Hist 339: Selected Themes in U.S. Advertising and American Society
Professor Emily Westkaemper
Tu-Th 12:45 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
Duke Hall
2039
Linked to:
WGSS Minor
For more information contact: Prof. Westkaemper,
westkaem@jmu.edu
Detailed description is below in notes (notes page view).
1901 advertisement, Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Rubenstein Library, Duke University, https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r4g738s31
Slide8Hist 339: Teaching Controversial Issues
Professor Dr. Philip D. Dillard Tu-Th 12:45 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Wilson Hall 1014
For more information contact: Prof. Dillard,
dillardpd@jmu.edu
Slide9Hist
350
: Virginia History
Professor Dr. Philip D. Dillard Tu-Th 3:55 p.m.- 5:10 p.m. Wilson Hall 2001
For more information contact: Prof. Dillard,
dillardpd@jmu.edu
Slide10Hist/Art
396
:
Introduction to Public HistoryGabrielle Lanier Mon/Wed 3:25 PM
–
4:4
0
PM
Wilson Hall 1014
For
more
information
contact
:
laniergm@jmu.edu
Linked to:
Requirement
for
Public History
Concentration in
History, elective
for
Museum
Studies
Concentration in Art
History, Requirement
for
Historical
Archaeology
Minor
Fields:
US,
Europe,
World
and/or
public
Detailed
description
is
below
in
notes
(notes page view).
JMU students learning blacksmithing skills at Frontier Culture Museum
Slide11Hist 422
:
U.S.
H
istory
1789 -1848Andrew Witmer Tu/Th 11:1
0 a.m. -12:
2
5
p.m.
Wilson
Hall
20
4
1
For
more
information
contact:
witmerad@jmu.edu
Detailed description
is
below
in
notes
(notes
page
view).
Slide12Hist 437: Latin American and Latin Americans Through Film
Focus on The Twentieth Century
Kristen McCleary
M/W 3:25 p.m. – 4:40 p.m.
Wilson Hall 4033For more information contact: Professor McCleray
mccleakl@jmu.eduDetailed description is below in notes (notes page view)