Shurkin Faculty Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. This course will be taught at the Charles S. Singleton Center for Italian Studies at the Villa Spelman in Florence, Italy in connection with the Program in Social Theory and Historical Inquiry. Faculty Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. This is a chance to explore the uniqueness of the Russian experience in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Course is open to undergraduate students.
Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. We will explore the dynamics of that coexistence, and its consequences for the religious identities of the three communities. Faculty Identified course which includes discussions on Race, Ethnicity, Gender or Non-Western Cultures. This seminar will focus on ways of rethinking U.S. history through transnational analyses of trade, immigration, diaspora, war and colonialism.