AMST628K
Embodied Knowledge: Theorizing and Historicizing the “Black Body”
“Embodied Knowledge” is a graduate seminar illuminating the material, experiential, representational, and political manifestations of...
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AMST603
Current Approaches to American Studies
“Current Approaches to American Studies” is the second course in a two-course sequence required of all masters and doctoral students in... -
AMST629U
Introduction to Digital Studies
Digital Studies is an interdisciplinary approach to scholarship and teaching that combines the critical study of new forms of digital media,... -
AMST857
Museum Scholarship Practicum
Students devise and carry out a research program using the collections at the Smithsonian Institution or some other cooperating museum, working... -
AMST428G / AMST628I
Myth and Memory: 2007
Myth and Memory: 2007 will be a hands-on exploration of the events, experiences and cultures of America ten years ago. Focusing on a single... -
AMST628N
Space, Place, and Identity in the Digital Age
Download Syllabus Here Our bodies and identities are intimately bound to the spaces we move through. It is impossible to conceive of a meaningful... -
AMST498B / AMST628A
Fashion and Consumer Culture
This seminar will introduce major theoretical works in the study of consumer behavior, from Veblen’s “Theory of the Leisure Class” to... -
AMST629N
Comparative Race & Ethnicity
In this course you’ll learn how race and ethnicity were created, defended, and adapted by various communities in the United States over space...
