HIST 3320: The History of Childhood
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- Unit 1: Introduction. Thinking Historically
- Unit 2: Childhood in History
- Unit 3: Primary and Secondary Sources. Conceptualizing and Writing Childhood
- Unit 4: Childhood in Agricultural Societies and in the Classical Civilization
- Unit 5: Medieval and Early Modern Childhood
- Unit 6: The Postclassical World and the Rise of Modern Childhood (17th- 20th century)
- Unit 7: John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau
- Unit 8-9: Midterm. The Victorian Child
- Unit 10: African American and Indian Childhood
- Unit 11: Children and Family: A View from Late Colonial India
- Unit 12: Childhood in Japan and China
- Unit 13: Brainstorming Final Project. The State of Modern Children
- Unit 14: The World of non-kin and Traveling Caregivers
- Unit 15: Native American Children. Children in the Margins
- Unit 16: Children, War, and Globalization
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