81. University Of Wyoming General Bulletin: Global Diversity - G1 INST, 4710, Comparative Systems. LANG, 3105, Major Themes in chineseJapaneseLiterature. POLS, 2200, west European Politics. POLS, 4290, Inter-american Relations. http://siswww.uwyo.edu/reg/bulletin/usp-g1.html

Main Page Front Section University Calendar College/Division Programs ... UW Home Global Diversity - G1 AAST African Societies AAST Survey of Afro-Caribbean Cultures AAST Africa Since 1800 AAST African Diaspora AAST African Creativity and Ritual AGEC Economics of World Food and Agriculture AGEC International Agricultural Trade, Markets and Policy AIST North American Indians AIST American Indian Ethnohistory AIST Indian Cultures of Latin America, 15C - Present ANTH Introduction to Physical Anthropology ANTH Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH Introduction to Archaeology ANTH Understanding Cultures ANTH North American Indians ANTH Hunters and Gatherers ANTH Patterns of Subsistence: Tribes, Peasants, Nations-States ARE Architectural History to 1200 AD ARE Architectural History from 1200 AD ART General Art: Studio ART Introduction to the Classical Art and Culture of Islam ART African Creativity and Ritual BOT Plants and Civilization BUSN Introduction to International Business BUSN Global Business Issues CHE Facts, Factoids and Fictions of Environmental Crisis - Opposing Viewpoints CHE Environment, Technology and Society

82. Hist history (hist). A chronological introductory survey of all aspects of traditionalChinese society from prehistory to the end of the 1700s 448 The american west (3 http://www.wcu.edu/UnivCatalog/coursedesc/hist.htm

History (HIST) 107 World Cultures in Historical Perspective (3) Comparison of Western culture and non-Western cultures; historical developments and their impact on the modern world. (P3) 141 Turning Points in American History: Paths Taken and Rejected (3) Exploration of one or several major turning points in American history. (P3) 142 Lunatics, Dreamers and Ordinary People: Biography in American History (3) A study of one or several individuals influencing or influenced by American history. (P3) 151 Turning Points in European History: Paths Taken and Rejected (3) Exploration of one or several major turning points in the history of Western Civilization. (P3) 152 Lunatics, Dreamers and Ordinary People: Biography in European History (3) A study of one or several individuals influencing or influenced by the history of Europe. (P3) 171 Religion in America (3) An examination of religious texts and history in American culture. (P4) 182 The Ancient Empires (3) An examination of the creation myths and history of the ancient empires of the Old and New Worlds. (P4) 185 History of Death in Western Civilization (3) Tales from the Crypt, a look at the changing perceptions about death. (P4)

83. Listings By Service: Artists/arts Publicity Y NARROWS BROADCASTING, INC Y SIERRA NATIVE american COUNCIL Y THE FIVE CIVILIZEDTRIBES MUSEUM Y west MAUI CULTURAL COUNCIL Y chinese LANGUAGE http://www.indians.org/color/idxpub20.htm

Listings by Service: Artists/arts publicity Y SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER, INC. Y SOUTHEASTERN VIRGINIA ARTS ASSOCIATION Y UTE BULLETIN Y PAN AMERICAN MUSICAL ART RESEARCH INC. AKA PAMAR ... Y GARENDO GALLERY Back to the Home Page Send Questions or Comments to aihf@dgsys.com

84. The Minor In Asian Studies 12 units selected from AAST 071 Intro to Asian american Studies 3.0 FS *Eth. RS 162 chinese Religions 3.0 Inq. R S 171 Mysticism East and west 3.0 SP. http://www.csuchico.edu/catalog/programs/inst/min_asst.html

Program BA in Asian Studies BA in Modern Jewish Studies BA in Latin American Studies ... Minor in African Studies Minor in Asian Studies Minor in European Studies Minor in Latin American Studies Minor in Middle Eastern Studies Minor in Modern Jewish and Israel Studies ... Self-Instructional Language Program Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi,Portuguese, Russian, Urdu, and Vietnamese Course Offerings Office of International Programs Tehama Hall 211 e-mail: grin@csuchico.edu http://www.csuchico.edu/gisp/ip Director: Susan E. Place Program Coordinators African Studies: Hassan Sisay Asian Studies: Weikun Cheng European Studies: Kate Transchel Latin American Studies: Charlotte Ekland Middle Eastern Studies: Nasim Jawed Modern Jewish and Israel Studies: Sam Edelman Graduate Coordinator: Hilda Hernandez The Minor in Asian Studies For program coherence, candidates in the minor are encouraged to focus their course work in a theme (e.g., cultural and artistic traditions, economic development, history, language and literature, political systems, religions and philosophy, social systems) or in a geographic area (China, India, Japan, Korea, or Southeast Asia). Students must select courses from at least three departments and take a minimum of 6 upper-division units.

85. African-American Hist A Guide to Resources Research on the Web Michigan State University has online discussion groups which include African-american studies. http://web.uccs.edu/~history/index/afroam.html

General Sources African-American Culture Black Nationalism Civil Rights ... African-American Women's History Biographical Links Marcus Garvey Malcolm X W. E. B. DuBois Zora Neale Hurston Sites African-American History Research on the Web Image from the website for the National Civil Rights Museum U.S. History Pages European, Asian/African General Sources African-American Odyssey : Library of Congress site with articles from entire period of African-American history, images, drawings, photographs, and broadsides. AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOSAIC The Library of Congress Resource Guide. African-American History: U.S. Information Service Most outstanding link site that exists for African-American History.. African and African-American Collections at UC Berkeley Includes pictures of African and African-American artifacts as well as a collection of primary sources on line. Afro-America's Black History Museum Diverse site full of images, documents and links to other related sites. Afro-American Sources in Virginia A guide to manuscripts.

86. Native American Hist Native american History in the U.S. A Guide to Resources Research on the Web DID YOU KNOW? During World War II, the Japanese army could not break the "secret code" of the U.S. Military. http://web.uccs.edu/~history/index/nativeam.html

General Sources Documents Personalities On This Date in North American Indian History Native American History in the U.S. U.S. History Pages European, Asian, African NativeWeb Fourth World Documentation Project General Sources The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents: 1610 to 1791 : firsthand accounts from missionaries Native American Internet Resources: from the Internet School Library Media Center Index of Native American Resources on the Internet : comprehensive access points for info. on Native Americans and other indigenous peoples. Fourth World Documentation Project American Indian Movement Anasazi Emergence into the Cyberworld Castle Hill Archeological Project ... Histories of First Nations Information on peoples from the Abenaki to the Winnebago. Institute of American Indian Studies/South Dakota Oral History Center Little Known Historical Facts The Polly Cooper Story, the Battle of Orinsky, and the Two Row Wampum. LSU Indian Policy Page Native American Conquest Native American History and Information Comprehensive history of North American tribes.

87. H-ETHNIC Messages For January 1996: CONF: Master & Servant In History, Toronto A Josef J. Barton Re JRNL chinese immigrants, exclusion on HNet at the 1996 AmericanHist Association . Hilary Beckles (University of the west Indies, Cave http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~ethnic/archives/logs/jan96/0035.html

Josef J. Barton texbart@merle.acns.nwu.edu Wed, 10 Jan 1996 08:31:47 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Josef J. Barton: "Re: JRNL: Chinese immigrants, exclusion, and law" Previous message: Josef J. Barton: "CONF: Reflections on H-Net at the 1996 American Hist Association" CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT York University, Toronto, April 11-13, 1996 master and servant defined the rights and obligations of most "free" labour throughout the British empire and commonwealth and enforced them through penal and civil sanctions. It supplied most of the terms of employment, and gave both workers and employers the right to summary hearings before magistrates in disputes about wages, maltreatment, disobedience, dismissal, and breach of contract. But this was not a single body of imperial law. It was enacted in distinctive forms in different colonial economies, and was put to many different uses: the transition from slavery to contract; the recruitment and habituation of native and offshore labour; strike-breaking of highly skilled industrial workers and the coercion of plantation labour; managing international labour markets for

88. Asian & Asian American Studies - Courses Women's Studies 391G – Women of Color/Asian Pacific american Women, Sex, and Sexuality Chinese331 Contemplative Literature East and west (same as Comp http://www.umass.edu/asianasianamstudies/courses.htm

Course Offering Spring 2003 Course Offering Fall 2004 Required Courses for Asian American Studies Track Component Courses for Asian American Studies Track ... Courses for Asian Studies Track Course Offering in Spring 2003 (More information coming soon) Asians 197A Study Abroad in Asia Wed 2:30-3:20 Foster-Moore ASIANS 397B - Colloquium: Bridging Asia and Asian America Tues 4:00-6:00 Instructor: Sunaina Maira; James Hafner Asians 491A Senior Seminar By Arrangement Instructor(s): Sunaina Maira/James Hafner Comparative Literature 141 Good Evil, East West Dealing with the intersection between Asian and the West Instructor: Lucien Miller English 497F: Asian Americans and Latinas in the Borderlands: Gender, Sexuality, and (Trans)nationalism. Instructor: Sunaina Maira South Asia: Enroll in two unique courses on Dance, Culture and Art of India Offered in the Five Colleges and in the area by Ranjanaa Devi, Director, Asian Dance and Music Program Resident Guest Artist, Five College Dance Department, Artistic Director, Nataraj Performing Arts of India Alankara: Arts In India offered each year in January as a month long study tour 3 credits Dance seminar # 493 Goals: To provide the opportunity for students interested in world music, dance fine arts, theater, cultural anthropology, literature, and history to travel and study in India.

89. Foreign Language Integration Courses 23201 Modern China-Diaspora Comm (chinese) ECON 100 Spanish) LATAM 201-01 Intro LatinAmerican Studies (Spanish RUSST 100-01 Russia and the west (Russian) SOCIO http://www.dickinson.edu/departments/reg/reqs/FLIC.html

FOREIGN LANGUAGE INTEGRATION COURSES Fall 1998 Spring 1999 Fall 1999 Spring 2000 ... Fall 2003 Fall 2003 AMOS 202-01 American Mosaic Semester (Spanish) ECON 268-01 Inter Macroeconomic Theory (German and Spanish) ECON 349-01 Pol Econ of the Third World (German and Spanish) HIST 105-01 Medieval Europe (French) HIST 231-01 Modern France (French) LATAM 201-01 Intro Latin American Studies (Spanish) POLSC 390G-01 Democratization in Central Am (Spanish) Spring 2003 HIST 254-01 Russian History Since 1894 (Russian) HIST 305-02 Patagonia Mosaic (Spanish) HIST 313C-01 The Holocaust (Russian) HIST 315H-01 Patagonia Mosaic (Spanish) HIST 333-01 The First World War (French) JUDST 316G-01 The Holocaust (Russian) MEMS 200D-01 The Medieval Song (Spanish) POLSC 251-01 Latin American Politics (Spanish) Fall 2002 ANTHR 232-01 Modern China-Diaspora Comm (Chinese) GERMN 250E-01 Confronting the Nazi Past (German) HIST 105-01 Medieval Europe (French) HIST 106-01 Modern Europe to 1815 (French) HIST 130-01 Latin American History I (Spanish/Portuguese) HIST 213H-01 Mod European Women's History (French) HIST 404G-01 Comparative History (Spanish/Portuguese) LATAM 201-01 Intro Latin American Studies (Spanish) LATAM 490-01 Lat Am Interdisciplinary Res (Spanish/Portuguese) POLSC 253-01 Russian Politics (Russian) POLSC 280-01 Am Foreign Policy Since 1945 (Italian/French) SOCIO 230E-01 Italian American Ethnicity (Italian)

90. Degree Requirements: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES of South Asia POL S 389 chinese Foreign Policy Words in Translation SOC 373 LatinAmerican Social Institutions. C LIT 205 Islam and the west Through Literature http://www.las.uiuc.edu/students/programs/LAS/p_LAS_ISarealist.shtml

home about las academic units students ... Academic Programs International Studies LAS INTERNATIONAL STUDIES - APPROVED COURSES AFRICA Languages: Arabic ARAB 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310; French: FR 205, 207, 208, 209, 210, 217, 309, 311; German: GER 211, 212, 220, 221, 231, 232, 301, 302; Lingala: AFRST 315, 316; Portuguese PORT 200, 210, 212, 220, 304, 306; Swahili: AFRST 335, 336; Wolof: AFRST 345, 346 AFRST 210 Intro. to Modern African Literature AFRST 254 Economics Systems in Africa AFRST 302 Egypt Since the First World War AFRST 310 Modern African Fiction ACE 254 Economic Systems in Africa ACE 354 Economic Development in Tropical Africa ANTH 336 Native Peoples and Cultures of Greater Amazonia ANTH 348 Prehistory of Africa ANTH 367 Cultures of Africa ARTHI 310 West African Art and Ideas ECON 354 Economic Development of Tropical Africa HIST 302. Egypt since the First World War.

91. University Of Wyoming General Bulletin: Cultural Context - Humanities - C1 GERM, 4260, Modern west German Literature. HLSC, 3250, Health and Illness inAmerican Religious Life. LANG, 3105, Major Themes in chineseJapanese Literature. http://siswww.uwyo.edu/reg/bulletin/usp-c1.html

Main Page Front Section University Calendar College/Division Programs ... UW Home Cultural Context - Humanities - C1 AAST Introduction to African American Studies AAST Survey of Afro-Caribbean Cultures AAST The African American Aesthetic AAST The Black West AIST History of North American Indians AIST American Indian Literature AMST Introduction to American Studies AMST Cultures of Nature in the United States AMST Field Studies in Historic Preservation ARE Architectural History to 1200 AD ARE Architectural History from 1200 AD to Present ART Introduction to the Classical Art and Culture of Islam ART Gender and the Humanities ART 19th Century European Art ART 20th Century European Art ART Contemporary Arts Seminar ART Victorian Women's Lives: Their Art, Literature and Culture CHST Mexican American Literature CHST Soutwest Spanish CHST Studies in Chicano Folklore CLAS Epic Poetry CLAS Classical Greek Civilization CMJR Argumentation CMJR Mass Media and Society CRMJ Ethics in Administration of Justice EDEL Literature for Children ENGL Literature and Film 1940 to Present ENGL Introduction to Women's Studies ENGL Introduction to Literature ENGL World Literature I ENGL The Bible as Literature ENGL African Literature ENGL English Literature I ENGL English Literature II ENGL Arthurian Legend ENGL American Literature I ENGL American Literature II ENGL Mexican American Literature ENGL Literary Genres: Fiction ENGL Medieval Culture ENGL Philosophy in Literature ENGL Great Works of American Literature ENGL Non-Western Women Writers ENGL Gender and the Humanities ENGL Film and Religion ENGL

92. Chinese Culture: Images Link to picture files and their sources under categories such as Maps, Archaeology, Art, Divinities, People, Historical Sites, Technology, Customs, and Stereotypes. http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~phalsall/images.html

Main Other Chinese Web Sites Chinese Cultural Studies: Images This page contains a summary of all the picture files available on this Brooklyn College Core 9 Chinese Culture Web site, along with their sources. The images are divided into the following categories Maps Archaeology Art Divinities ... Middle East Images There is inevitably much overlap - the images under all categories might be considered "art" for instance. Maps Flag: People's Republic of China Flag: Republic of China/Taiwan Map: The Four Great Old World River Valley Civilizations SOURCE: locating... Map: Asia b/w SOURCE: unknown Map: East Asia SOURCE: locating... Map: China SOURCE: locating... Map: China - Agricultural Regions SOURCE: locating... Map: China - Physical Features SOURCE: locating... Map: China - Modern Population Density SOURCE: locating... Map: China under Han dynasty SOURCE: locating... Map: China in the 6th Century CE SOURCE: locating... Changan Ch'ang-an during the Tang Dynasty SOURCE: Jacques Gernet,History of Chinese Civilization,(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982), map 14. Map: China under Northern Song Dynasty SOURCE: locating...

93. Hist 159 - Table Of Contents http://www.stanford.edu/class/history159/outlines.html

Lecture Outlines History 159 Lecture #1 April 3, 2001 Welcome and Course Introduction 1. The study of ethnicity and race in the post-Cold War world history during the Cold War the end of the Cold War: the end of history? the return to "history" 2. The changing state of the discussion about race and ethnicity in America race and ethnicity in the 1990s race and ethnicity into the 21st century 3. The course syllabus philosophy approach expectations and requirements 4. Course goals and objectives uncovering the "buried past" offering a re-visioning of our past introducing perspectives on social and cultural history exploring history to help understand the present 5. A profile of Asian Americans today Growth, diversity, complexity Cultural/social context April 4, 2001 “Approaches to Asian American History and The International Context for Early Immigration" 1. Terminology: race, ethnicity, nationality 2. Approaches to Asian American history

94. Henderson New Books - September 2002 C62L47 2001 LC Subject ESPIONAGE, CHINESENEW MEXICO 2002 LC Subject GRAZINGENVIRONMENTALASPECTSWEST (US F73S74 2001 LC Subject 1. american FICTIONHIST http://www.ccsn.nevada.edu/library/acqh0209.htm

Henderson Library New Books Received from September 1, 2002 - September 30, 2002 101 PHILOSOPHY PROBLEMS. ISBN: Author: COHEN, MARTIN. LC Class: LC Subject: PHILOSOPHYINTRODUCTIONS. AMERICAN RADIANCE: THE RALPH ESMERIAN GIFT TO THE AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUM. ISBN: Author: HOLLANDER, STACY C. LC Class: LC Subject: FOLK ARTU.S.CATALOGS. ISBN: Author: DEMPSEY, AMY. LC Class: LC Subject: ART, MODERN20TH CENT.ENCYCL. BARNETT NEWMAN ; ED. BY ANN TEMKIN. ISBN: Author: NEWMAN, BARNETT, 1905-1970. LC Class: LC Subject: NEWMAN, BARNETT, 1905-1970EXHIBITIONS. ISBN: Author: JOHNSON, MARK. LC Class: LC Subject: 1. BASEBALLTRAINING. 2. YOUTH LEAGUE BASEBALLCOACHING. BASEBALL: A HISTORY OF AMERICA'S GAME. ISBN: Author: RADER, BENJAMIN G. LC Class: LC Subject: BASEBALLU.S.HIST. BEFORE TALIBAN: GENEALOGIES OF THE AFGHAN JIHAD. ISBN: Author: EDWARDS, DAVID B. LC Class: LC Subject: 1. SAFI, SAMIULLAH. 2. AMIN, QAZI MUHAMMAD. CHILDREN'S LITERATURE DICTIONARY: DEFINITIONS, RESOURCES, AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES. ISBN: Author: LATROBE, KATHY HOWARD. LC Class: LC Subject: 1. CHILDREN'S LITERATUREDICT. 2. LITERATURETERMINOLOGYDICT.

95. Hist 264 Course Outline http://historymatters.gmu.edu/syllabi/Reeves-Ellington/Hist264courseoutline.htm

Course Outline Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 ... Week 15 Week One: Jan. 28: Introduction Jan. 30: Early Settlements: The Chesapeake Special Presentation: LxC Section Reading Becoming American, Becoming Ethnic , pp. 1-13, 20-28, 52-61, 75-81, 92-111; Different Mirror Week Two: Feb. 4: Early Settlements: New England Feb. 6: Indentured Servitude: The English Background Section Reading Different Mirror , pp. 21-50; Dublin, Immigrant Voices , pp. 1-68. Week Three: Feb. 11: Indentured Servitude in the Americas Feb. 13: The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Origins of African Slavery in the British North American Colonies Section Reading Different Mirror , pp. 51-76; Classic Slave Narratives Week Four: Feb. 18: First Wave of 19th-Century Immigration, 1840-1880: European Preconditions Feb. 20: First Wave of European 19th Century Migration: Mechanisms of Migration Section Reading Immigrant Voices , pp. 69-109. Week Five: Feb. 25: African-Americans and Slavery in the South, 1780-1860 Feb. 27: Early American Nativism Section Reading Classic Slave Narratives , pp. 243-331.

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