HISTORY 4141
Advanced Seminar: Visual Culture and American History
How does United States history look different with visual culture at the center of the story? Focusing on the nineteenth century in particular, this course investigates how images and other visual objects did not simply reflect, but also shaped society, culture, politics, ideas and identities. The course moves from the Revoltion to the mass-culture society of the early twentieth century. During this period, American experienced a litany of profound transformations in the growth of cities to the emancipation of slaves.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 3 units. AMCS: VIS/ArtSci IQ: HUM/Eng: HUM/History: MOD, US Typical periods offered: Spring
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027