Time plays a central role in human affairs, from the hourly rhythm of a single day to the slow stages of an individual life to the organization of enduring human institutions. This course explores intellectual conceptions and cultural representations of time across cultures; scientific and socio-technological systems that have recast how we came to think about and experience time; as well as the role of time in structuring societies and their activities. Topics include but are not limited to the social lives ofclocks and calendars; the politics and technologies of labor time; the projects of chronological standardization; relativity theory and its impact; and the experience of time in the Anthropocene.

Prerequisites: Upper division standing

4

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Upper division only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
ARONOVA E A
Elena Aronova
3.9
13 reviews
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Winter 2024 . Aronova E A
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HIST 106T Aronova E A Winter 2024 Total: 34
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HIST106T . Aronova E A 2 Years Ago

Professor Aronova is so cool! I went to her office hours a ton and she was always so nice and welcoming. Her class was so interesting I would absolutely recommend. She's one of the best history profs I've ever had! Her prompts are vague but I really liked that it gave us the freedom to explore the topic however we wanted.

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HIST20 . Aronova E A 4 Months Ago

Honestly my least favorite professor taken everl, 1st of all she doesn't let you pass/no pass for a GE which is ridiculous. Secondly she graded the midterm very harshly, and hardly provided any info leading up to the final. on the final she is grading harder and changed the test format from 1 essay and 3 IDS to 3 ESSAYS IN CLASS. Shame on u Aronova

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HIST107S . Aronova E A 3 Years Ago

I overall really enjoyed Aronova's class content & format. Her lectures were boring but attendance isn't necessary. She's also very kind and approachable. I agree with others that her prompts are open-ended and at times confusing, but you also get a lot of creative freedom over what you research & write about so I think it's worth it.

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HIST107S . Aronova E A 3 Years Ago

Thick Russian accent with little text on ppt slides makes it hard to understand. She gives little to no guidelines for assignments and very little feedback on work. Grades on weekly reading response, midterm paper, presentation, final paper

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HIST20 . Aronova E A 3 Years Ago

This was my first history class and I liked it! The material was genuinely interesting and organized. Her accent sometimes had me second-guessing a word or two but it wasn't bad. It's really important not to miss sections because it provides A LOT of insight into the material. The study guides were incredibly helpful for the midterms and exams.

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HIST20 . Aronova E A 3 Years Ago

Class itself is easy if you do the reading (not that hard) and go to lecture, the content was really interesting. Sometimes her accent can be heavy but I never had any trouble understanding her. The midterm was super easy and a copy of the study guides she posts. She was super lenient with the strike, and she genuinely cares about her students.

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