Detailed information about each WRIT course offered the current semester can be found on Courses@Brown
Writing Designated Courses
Fall 2022
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HIST 0559B Asian American and Third World Solidarity, Naoko Shibusawa
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HIST 0621A Surviving Medieval Paris, Charles Carroll
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HIST 0622A "Information Overload" in Early Modern Europe, Amanda Arceneaux
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HIST 0658D Walden + Woodstock: The American Lives of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob Dylan, Ken Sacks
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HIST 0233 Colonial Latin America, Jeremy Mumford
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HIST 0286B History of Medicine II: The Development of Scientific Medicine in Europe and the World, Harold Cook
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HIST 1101 Chinese Political Thought from Confucius to Xi Jinping, Cynthia Brokaw
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HIST 1120 At China’s Edges, Rebecca Nedostup
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HIST 1156 Postwar Japan, Kerry Smith
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HIST 1266C English History, 1529-1660, Tim Harris
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HIST 1553 Empires in America to 1890, Naoko Shibusawa
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HIST 1964F Early Modern Ireland, Tim Harris
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HIST 1976J Earth Histories, Lukas Rieppel
Spring 2023
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HIST 0522O The Enlightenment, Neil Safier
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HIST 0574A The Silk Road, Past/Present, Cynthia Brokaw
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HIST 0576A The Arctic: Global History, Bathsheba Demuth
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HIST 0657A Early American Lives, Christopher Grasso
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HIST 0286A History of Medicine I: Medical Traditions in the Old World before 1700, Harold Cook
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HIST 1211 Europe in the High Middle Ages, Amy Remensnyder
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HIST 1266D British History, 1660-1800, Tim Harris
- HIST 1956A Thinking Historically: A History of History Writing, Ken Sacks
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HIST 1964L Slavery in the Early Modern World, Adam Teller
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HIST 1967C Making Revolutionary Cuba, 1959 to Present, Jennifer Lambe
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HIST 1969F Understanding Modern Middle East History through Literature, Sreemati Mitter
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HIST 1977I Gender, Race and Medicine in the Americas, Daniel Rodriguez