This course is a methods and historiography reading seminar led by faculty specializing in the history of South Asia, Middle East, and Africa. The course aims to familiarize students with historical methods, source-criticism, archival practices, and epistemic genealogies of socio-cultural conventions about the past rooted in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. The emphasis on power and epistemology in archives explores questions about historical ethnographies in pre-colonial, colonial, and postcolonial contexts, critical approaches to reading/hearing/sighting historical traces, working with oral sources, readings of texts in African and Asian languages, embodied historical practices, and unpacking colonial recording conventions.

No Prerequisites

4

Units

Letter

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Graduate students only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
CHATTO U
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HIST 202E Ware R T Winter 2024 Total: 5
HIST 202E Ware R T Spring 2022 Total: 3
HIST 199
0 / 15 Enrolled
Independent Studies
T B A
90.0% A
HIST 201E
3 / 12 Enrolled
Advanced Historical Literature: Europe
Edward English 4.2
F
09:00 AM - 11:50 AM
99.6% A
HIST 201S
7 / 12 Enrolled
Topics in the History of Science
Moore T
T
17:00 PM - 19:50 PM
97.9% A
HIST 201AM
0 / 12 Enrolled
Advanced Historical Literature: United States
Armstead S T
T
11:00 AM - 13:50 PM
95.0% A
HIST 203B
5 / 12 Enrolled
Seminar in Comparitive History
Xiaowei Zheng 4.5
W
09:00 AM - 11:50 AM
94.4% A
HIST 203B
6 / 12 Enrolled
Seminar in Comparitive History
John Lee 4.1
F
12:00 PM - 14:50 PM
94.4% A