Spring 2017 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
Restr 218D DIMENT,GALYA Open 6/ 10 CR/NC
HANAUER SEMINAR. OPEN TO HANAUER
FELLOWS WITH ENTRY CODE ONLY.
CONTACT INSTRUCTOR, HANAUER
PROFESSOR GALYA DIMENT
(GALYA@UW.EDU) FOR ENTRY CODE.
MEETINGS OCCUR ON TUESDAYS, 3:45-
5:45PM.
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| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
Restr B 1 to be arranged * * ALAVI,SAMAD Open 1/ 15 CR/NC J
HUM 597 B: WRITING THE IRANIAN
REVOLUTION: MEMORY, TESTIMONY,
TIME -- THIS SEMINAR INVITES
STUDENTS TO ENGAGE WITH CRITICAL
DEBATES SURROUNDING THE CAUSES,
IMPACTS, AND HISTORICAL LEGACY OF
THE 1979 REVOLUTION IN IRAN. THE
COURSE IS OFFERED IN CONJUNCTION
WITH A TWO-DAY CONFERENCE HOSTED
BY NELC MAY 12-13. STUDENTS WHO
TAKE THE SEMINAR AS A 1-CREDIT
COURSE (HUM 597 B) PARTICIPATE IN
DISCUSSIONS ON ASSIGNED READINGS
AND ATTEND THE CONFERENCE AND A
FINAL DISCUSSION SESSION. THOSE
TAKING THE 3-CREDIT NEAR E 590
WRITE AN ADDITIONAL RESPONSE
PAPER. SESSIONS: THURSDAY, APRIL
6, 3:30-5 PM; THURSDAY, APRIL 20,
3:30-5 PM;THURSDAY, MAY 4, 3:30-5
PM; FRIDAY, MAY 12, 7-8:30 PM;
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 9AM-3:30 PM;
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 3:30-5PM.
OPEN TO UNDERGRADUATES WITH
INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION: SAMAD
ALAVI, SALAVI@UW.EDU. CROSS-LISTED
WITH NEAR E 590).
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Restr D 1 to be arranged * * PAUWELS,HEIDI R. Open 10/ 15 CR/NC
HUM 597 D: MEMORY CONSTRUCTION AND
EMOTION IN INDIA, PAST AND PRESENT
-- SEMINAR INTERROGATES THE
POPULAR VIEW THAT PROJECTS HINDU-
MUSLIM ANTAGONISM IN SOUTH ASIA
INTO THE PAST THROUGH EXPLORING
THE ROLE OF MEMORY CONSTRUCTION
AND EMOTION IN SELECTED TEXTUAL
AND MATERIAL SOURCES. IN
CONNECTION WITH A TALK BY HISTORY
OF EMOTION SPECIALIST (MARGRIT
PERNEAU, BERLIN) AND A SIMPSON
CENTER SYMPOSIUM ON MEMORY AND
EMOTION IN THE FIRST OLD HINDI
WARRIOR EPIC IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY
GWALIOR, WHICH IS NOW UNDERSTOOD
AS ANTI-MUSLIM. MEETS FOR FOUR
SESSIONS ON A SELECTION OF
READINGS THAT SHOWCASE METHODOLOGY
OF INVITED SPEAKERS, AMONG OTHERS.
MEETINGS: FRIDAYS, APRIL 14 AND
28, MAY 5 AND 12 FROM 2:30-4:30PM.
OPEN TO UNDERGRADUATES WITH
INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION: HEIDI
PAUWELS, HPAUWELS@UW.EDU
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