With few exceptions, the two "P" courses must be listed or cross-listed in the History Department and/or taught by a History Department faculty member. Courses taught in other Brown departments that do not meet these conditions cannot satisfy the "P" requirement (but may have other applicability to completing the concentration requirements as permissible non-Hist courses). Relevant to transfer students or students studying abroad, it is possible to satisfy the "P" requirement with History courses taught in other institutions; approval is at the discretion of the concentration advisor and generally requires submitting the relevant syllabus for evaluation. The "P" status of current History Department courses is typically indicated in the courses@brown listing, or on this spreadsheet of all departmental offerings.
Premodern Era Courses
Fall 2024
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HIST 1205, The Long Fall of the Roman Empire, Jonathan Conant
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HIST 1266C, English History, 1529-1660, Tim Harris
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HIST 1825F, Nature, Knowledge, Power, Tara Nummedal
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HIST 1825H, Science, Medicine, Technology, Harold Cook
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HIST 1963Q, Sex, Power, and God, Amy Remensnyder
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HIST 1964I, England without Monarchy 1649-1660, Tim Harris
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HIST 1964L, Slavery in Early Modern World, Adam Teller
Spring 2025
- HIST 0580M, Age of Revolutions, 1760-1824, Jeremy Mumford
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HIST 1101, Chinese Political Thought, Cynthia Brokaw
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HIST 1210A The Viking Age, Jonathan Conant
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HIST 1262M, Truth on Trial: Justice in Italy 1400-1800, Caroline Castiglione
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HIST 1266D, British History, 1660-1800, Tim Harris
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HIST 1961F, Women in Early Modern China, Cynthia Brokaw
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HIST 1970G, Atlantic Slavery in Digital Age, Linford Fisher