History 350 - SEM: MODERN EUROPE-FASCISM
Spring
2018
01
4.00
Darcy Buerkle
W 07:30-09:30
Smith College
30074-S18
SEELYE 105
dbuerkle@smith.edu
Topics course.
: This course will be organized around several central questions: What is the history of fascism and how does it matter? How can we historicize and understand the critical currency of gendered and racialized categories at the center of fascist ideologies? Students will develop a clear understanding of how historians have studied fascism through primary and secondary reading, as well as an examination of relevant visual culture.
: This course will be organized around several central questions: What is the history of fascism and how does it matter? How can we historicize and understand the critical currency of gendered and racialized categories at the center of fascist ideologies? Students will develop a clear understanding of how historians have studied fascism through primary and secondary reading, as well as an examination of relevant visual culture.
Instructor Permission. Not open to first-years, sophomores