HISTORY 3XX3
HUMAN RIGHTS IN HISTORY
Fall 2026 · C01
Topics
- Course Introduction Note: First class is Wednesday, Sept 9
- Ancient Legal and Philosophical Traditions Primary Source Analysis 1
- Roman Law Primary Source Analysis 2
- Medieval Canon Law and Scholastic Natural Law Traditions Primary Source Analysis 3 Note: No lecture on Wednesday, Sept 30 (National Day for Truth and Reconciliation)
- Early Modern Encounters, Imperial Expansion, and the Law of Nations Primary Source Analysis 4
- The Enlightenment and the Atlantic Revolutions Primary Source Analysis 5
- Anti-Slavery, Abolitionism, and Human Rights as Struggle Primary Source Analysis 6
- Industrial War, Sovereignty, and the League of Nations Primary Source Analysis 7
- World War II and the Atlantic Charter Primary Source Analysis 8
- Crimes Against Humanity, and the UN Charter Primary Source Analysis 9
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- Campus Store (short title) ↗
- Course outline / syllabus ↗Fall 2026
- Some readings or course materials are supplied through Avenue to Learn; public bibliographic details may be incomplete.