History concentrators must take at least two courses in the "Premodern" era (P). At Brown, "P" courses must be taken in courses with History Department faculty, with very few exceptions. These exceptions must be discussed with one's concentration advisor. Abroad or at other institutions, the "P" requirement can be fulfilled only in a course offered by a history department. Please bring syllabi to a concentration advisor to verify that the course meets the requirement.
General principle: at least 2/3 of a course's content must be dedicated the "premodern" era--however defined by the field--for the course to fulfill the "P" requirement.
For more details about these courses for current term, see: [email protected].
Fall 2022
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Spring 2023
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First-Year Seminar Courses
None Offered
Second-Year Seminar Courses
None Offered
"Gateway" Intro Lecture Courses
HIST 0233 Colonial Latin America, Jeremy Mumford
HIST 0270A "From Fire Wielders to Empire Builders: Human Impact on the Global Environment before 1492" Brian Lander
Lecture Courses
HIST 1101 Chinese Political Thought, Cynthia Brokaw
HIST 1266C English History, 1529-1660, Tim Harris
Capstone Courses
HIST 1964F Early Modern Ireland, Tim Harris
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First-Year Seminar Courses
None Offered
Second-Year Seminar Courses
HIST 0678A What Do Concubines Have to Do with It? Gender, Sexuality, and Status in the Premodern World, Stacey Murrell
"Gateway" Intro Lecture Courses
HIST 0286A History of Medicine I: Medical Traditions in the Old World before 1700, Harold Cook
Lecture Courses
HIST 1210A The Viking Age, Jonathan Conant
HIST 1211 Crusaders and Cathedrals, Deviants and Dominance: Europe in the High Middle Ages, Amy Remensnyder
Capstone Courses
HIST 1964L Slavery in the Early Modern World, Adam Teller |