Autumn Quarter 2024 Time Schedule

COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF IDEAS
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

      >12729 B  2       T      130-320    PDL  C101     Anderson,Cynthia                    18/  18                      
                        "CHID 101: INTRO TO CHID"                                   
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                        **MUST BE A DECLARED CHID MAJOR OR                          
                        MINOR TO ENROLL. CONTACT CHID                               
                        ADVISOR FOR ADD CODE.                                       

       12731 A  5       TTh    400-550    GUG  204      Simpson,Caroline           Open     19/  20                %     
                        RADICAL POETICS (A&H, W)                                    
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                        THIS COURSE IS JUST WHAT THE TITLE                          
                        CLAIMS, A DEEP DIVE INTO THE                                
                        RADICAL POETIC INNOVATIONS OF, IN                           
                        THIS CASE, BIPOC POETS. UNDERSTAND,                         
                                                                                    
                        THIS IS NOT SIMPLY A COURSE IN                              
                        CLOSE READING POEMS IN ISOLATION,                           
                        ALTHOUGH THAT SKILL WILL CERTAINLY                          
                        BE IMPORTANT AT TIMES, AND YOU WILL                         
                                                                                    
                        BE GIVEN INSTRUCTION IN BASIC CLOSE                         
                                                                                    
                        READING UPFRONT. AFTER THAT                                 
                        INTRODUCTION, THE COURSE WILL TURN                          
                        ITS ATTENTION TO UNDERSTANDING                              
                        POETIC FORMS, EXPLORING HOW MANY OF                         
                                                                                    
                        OUR POETS HAVE SPENT CONSIDERABLE                           
                        TIME REVISITING MAJOR POETIC                                
                        CONVENTIONS, SUCH AS THE SONNET AND                         
                                                                                    
                        THE AUBADE, IN RESPONSE TO                                  
                        IMPORTANT HISTORICAL EVENTS AND                             
                        PRESSING POLITICAL QUESTIONS.                               

       12732 A  5       WF     1230-220   MUE  155      Barr,Nicolaas P.           Closed   30/  30                WJ    
                        "VIOLENCE AND CONTEMPORARY                                  
                        THOUGHT:                                                    
                        ANTISEMITISM, RACISM, AND                                   
                        HISTORICAL MEMORY AFTER AUSCHWITZ"                          
                        (SSC, W)                                                    
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                        HISTORICAL EXPLORATION OF                                   
                        INTELLECTUAL, LITERARY, AND                                 
                        ARTISTIC RESPONSES TO THE PROBLEM                           
                        OF MODERN MASS VIOLENCE THROUGH                             
                        COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE LEGACIES                           
                        OF THE HOLOCAUST AND EUROPEAN                               
                        COLONIALISM. CROSSLISTED WITH JEW                           
                        ST 206 / HSTCMP 206.                                        

       12734 A  5       T      100-220    JHN  075      Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open     50/  80                J     
                        Th     100-220    ECE  105      
                        THE IDEA OF THE UNIVERSITY - WAYS                           
                        OF LEARNING, EXPLORING, AND KNOWING                         
                        (A&H, SSC)                                                  
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                        IS THE UNIVERSITY AN AGENT OF                               
                        COLONIALISM, CAPITALISM, AND THE                            
                        STATE? ALTERNATIVELY, IS IT A                               
                        CRUCIBLE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE AND                              
                        RESISTANCE? IS IT ALL OF THESE                              
                        THINGS? CAN IT BE SOMETHING ELSE?                           
                        THIS COURSE EXAMINES THE UNIVERSITY                         
                        AS SIMULTANEOUSLY A CRIME SCENE, A                          
                        SITE FOR HEALING, AND A PLACE FOR                           
                        TRANSFORMATION.                                             

       12735 AA  QZ     F      930-1020   MGH  287                                 Open     13/  25                      
                        FIRST-YEAR INTEREST GROUPS (FIGS)                           
                        ONLY, QUESTIONS VISIT                                       
                        FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS.                              

       12736 AB  QZ     F      1030-1120  MGH  287                                 Open     17/  25                J     

       12737 AC  QZ     F      130-220    MGH  288                                 Open     13/  25                J     

       12738 AD  QZ     F      230-320    MGH  288                                 Open      7/  25                J     

       12739 A  5       MW     330-520    ARC  160      Strode,Kallie              Closed   40/  40                %     
                        HOW DO POPULAR DIGITAL CULTURES                             
                        EXPAND, COMPLICATE, OR DISTURB OUR                          
                        TRADITIONAL VISIONS OF APOCALYPTIC                          
                        OR POST-APOCALYPTIC THINKING? TO                            
                        WHAT EXTENT DOES HAVING A LIFE                              
                        WITHIN AND THROUGH CYBERSPACE INFOR                         
                        DYSTOPIAN FEELING-STATES SUCH AS                            
                        GRIEF, DENIAL, MELANCHOLY, ANXIETY,                         
                        OR TERMINALITY? THIS COURSE IS A                            
                        SURVEY OF CATASTROPHIC IMAGININGS O                         
                        THE FUTURITY OF HUMAN-MACHINE                               
                        RELATIONSHIPS AS THEY EMERGE IN THE                         
                        20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES WITHIN FILM                         
                        TELEVISION, AND ONLINE DISCOURSE.                           
                        COURSE THEMES INCLUDE DATA                                  
                        PROTECTION AND CYBERSECURITY,                               
                        TRANSHUMANISM AND DIGITAL ZOMBIES,                          
                        NEOLIBERAL CAPITALISM IN THE DIGITA                         
                        AGE, AND TECHNOLOGIES OF SIMULATION                         
                        A&H, DIV CREDIT                                             

      >12740 A  5       MW     1200-120   MGH  241      Thibault,Ronnie                     28/  30                J     
                        LECTURE WILL BE HYBRID                                      
                        SYNCHRONOUS. MONDAY LECTURES                                
                        IN-PERSON & ZOOM; WEDNESDAY                                 
                        LECTURES ON ZOOM OR PRE-RECORDED.                           
                        QUIZ SECTIONS WILL BE REMOTE                                
                        VIA ZOOM, TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.                           
                        PLEASE EMAIL JWOIAK@UW.EDU                                  
                        TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST.                                

       12741 AA  QZ     TTh    930-1020   MGH  287      Mora,Johanna               Closed    7/   7                J     
                        INTRO TO DISABILITY STUDIES QUIZ                            

       12742 AB  QZ     TTh    1030-1120  MGH  287      Mora,Johanna               Open      6/   7                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES                          
                        QUIZ                                                        

       12743 AC  QZ     TTh    1130-1220  MGH  287      DeCarsky,Ryan              Closed    8/   8                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES                          
                        QUIZ                                                        

       12744 AD  QZ     TTh    1230-120   MGH  287      DeCarsky,Ryan              Open      7/   8                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES                          
                        QUIZ                                                        
                        QUIZ SECTION AD FOR DIS ST MAJORS &                         
                        MINORS ONLY. CHID STUDENTS SHOULD                           
                        REGISTER FOR AA, AB, AC INSTEAD.                            

       12747 C  5       MW     230-420    CDH  115      Mahadevan,Sudhir           Open     26/  40                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURE (A&H                         
                        SSC)                                                        
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                        THIS COURSE INTERROGATES THE                                
                        PERVASIVENESS, POWER AND MEANING OF                         
                        IMAGES IN EVERYDAY LIFE. IT                                 
                        INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE FIELD OF                         
                        STUDY CALLED VISUAL CULTURE THAT                            
                        EXAMINES IMAGES AS REPRESENTATIONS,                         
                        AS MEDIA AND AS FORMS OF                                    
                        COMMUNICATION, IN FIELDS AS DIVERSE                         
                        AS ART, JOURNALISM, ADVERTISING,                            
                        FILMS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA. WHY ARE                            
                        IMAGES CONSIDERED POWERFUL ENOUGH T                         
                        CENSOR AND REGULATE? WHAT ROLE HAVE                         
                        TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS PRINT,                                 
                        PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMA PLAYED IN TH                         
                        HISTORY OF IMAGES?                                          

      >23927 D  5       TTh    230-420    PCAR 297      Fredj,Nadra                          3/   5                WHJ   
                        EDUCATION AND POWER                                         
                        INSTRUCTOR: NADRA FREDJ                                     
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       12748 A  5       WF     230-420    SIG  227      Weatherford,AM             Open     35/  40                      
                        SOUTHERN QUEERS, SOUTHERN FEARS                             
                        (SSC, DIV)                                                  
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                        THE WITCH IS A COURSE THAT AIMS TO                          
                        HELP STUDENTS EAVESDROP IN ON AS                            
                        WELL AS LEARN FROM SCHOLARLY                                
                        CONVERSATIONS AND RESEARCH PROJECTS                         
                        DEDICATED TO THE STUDY OF WITCHES                           
                        AND THE WITCH TRIALS. IN ADDITION T                         
                        COLLABORATIVELY INVESTIGATING IN                            
                        TEAMS AN HISTORICALLY ACCUSED WITCH                         
                        OF THEIR OWN CHOOSING, STUDENTS WIL                         
                        READ THE MAJORITY OF THE SILVIA                             
                        FEDERICI 2004 BOOK, CALIBAN AND THE                         
                        WITCH. THEY WILL ALSO LEARN ABOUT                           
                        THE EMERGING EFFORTS TO EXONERATE                           
                        WITCHES ACROSS THE GLOBE, AS THEY                           
                        PREPARE TO BUILD AND PRESENT THEIR                          
                        OWN EXONERATION PROJECTS.                                   
                        SSC AND DIV CREDITS                                         

       12749 A  5       MWF    1230-120   LOW  201      Block,Richard              Closed    5/   5                J     
                        IN THIS COURSE, WE WILL ATTEMPT TO                          
                        TRACE THE LIMITS AND POSSIBILITIES                          
                        OF                                                          
                        QUEER LOVE IN THE WEST,                                     
                        PARTICULARLY SINCE AROUND 1800. IS                          
                        IT                                                          
                        THE ABSOLUTE FORM OF LOVE PLATO                             
                        DESCRIBES IN THE                                            
                        SYMPOSIUM.                                                  

       12750 B  5       TTh    830-1020   SAV  156      Senderovich,Sasha          Open      1/   2                J     
                        SOVIET CINEMA                                               
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                        COVERS SOVIET CINEMA FROM ITS                               
                        BEGINNINGS TO THE PRESENT DAY.                              
                        DIRECTORS INCLUDE YEVGENII BAUER,                           
                        SERGEI EISENSTEIN, VSEVOLDO                                 
                        PUDOVKIN, DZIGA VERTOV, MIKHAIL                             
                        KALATOZOV, ANDREI TARKOVSKY, ALEKSE                         
                        BALABANOV, AND ALEKSANDR SOKUROV.                           
                        ALSO "RUSSIANS IN HOLLYWOOD." COVER                         
                        THE RELEVANT SOCIOPOLITICAL CONTEXT                         
                        ALSO FEATURES DOCUMENTARIES AND                             
                        ANIMATION. OFFERED: AWSP.                                   

       12751 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  MGH  030      GREENDORFER,ELIAS B        Open     18/  40                J     
                        SONGLINES (SSC)                                             
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                        THIS COURSE GIVES STUDENTS AN                               
                        OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE DIVERSE                              
                        COMMUNITIES IN SEATTLE AND BEYOND                           
                        THROUGH SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE                              
                        PRACTICE. THE COURSE INCLUDES KEY                           
                        READINGS BY THINKERS FROM                                   
                        ANTHROPOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY,                                 
                        ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO CRITICALLY                          
                        ENGAGE WITH IDEAS OF TRAVEL,                                
                        TOURISM, AND PLACE. COMMITTED TO                            
                        TWO-EYED SEEING, STUDENTS IN THE                            
                        COURSE WILL BE INVITED TO BRING                             
                        TOGETHER INDIGENOUS AND WESTERN WAY                         
                        OF KNOWING TO ARTICULATE PROJECTS                           
                        THROUGH METHODS IN THE DIGITAL                              
                        HUMANITIES. STUDENTS WILL CREATE                            
                        PROJECTS USING AUGMENTED REALITY                            
                        (AR) WITH GEOLOCATIVE AUDIO AND                             
                        OTHER MEDIA TO TELL PERSONAL AND                            
                        COMMUNAL STORIES. NO PROGRAMMING OR                         
                        AUDIO PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE IS                              
                        REQUIRED.                                                   

       12766 A  5       TTh    1130-120   SMI  211      Rahman,Anis                Closed    5/   5                J     

       12767 AA  QZ     F      930-1020   THO  325                                 Closed    2/   2                J     

       12768 AB  QZ     F      1030-1120  THO  325                                 Closed    2/   2                J     

       12769 AC  QZ     F      1130-1220  THO  325                                 Closed    1/   1                J     

      >12771 A  5       Th     230-520    DEN  210      Garcia,MariaElena                   14/  19                      
                        THE POLITICS OF LIFE (A&H, SSC)                             
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                        THIS SEMINAR INVITES STUDENTS TO                            
                        EXPLORE THE POLITICS OF LIFE AND                            
                        DEATH IN THE CONTEXTS OF SETTLER                            
                        COLONIALISM, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE,                         
                        SLAUGHTER, WAR, TRANSITIONAL                                
                        JUSTICE, RACE, INDIGENEITY, GENDER,                         
                        AND EXTINCTION. HOW ARE WE ENTANGLE                         
                        WITH HISTORIES OF COLONIALITY,                              
                        SLAVERY, PATRIARCHY? WHY AND HOW                            
                        SHOULD WE THINK BEYOND THE HUMAN IN                         
                        A WORLD WHERE SO MANY CONTINUE TO                           
                        DENY THE HUMANITY OF BLACK, BROWN,                          
                        INDIGENOUS, QUEER AND DISABLED                              
                        BODIES? WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE                                
                        CONSIDER THE POSSIBILITY THAT PLANT                         
                        CAN BE ELDERS, ROCKS MIGHT LISTEN,                          
                        AND EARTH-BEINGS (SUCH AS RIVERS AN                         
                        GLACIERS) SPEAK? IT IS MY HOPE THAT                         
                        OUR RIGOROUS EXAMINATION OF THESE                           
                        AND OTHER QUESTIONS WILL SERVE AS                           
                        WINDOWS THROUGH WHICH WE CAN VIEW                           
                        THE WORKINGS OF ALTERITY,                                   
                        MARGINALIZATION, AND VULNERABILITY,                         
                        AS WELL AS SURVEY PATHWAYS TO                               
                        ALTERNATIVE AND BETTER FUTURES.                             

       23668 A  5       MW     230-420    PDL  C101     Dey,Ipsita                 Open     11/  20                      
                        SACRED EARTH POLITICS - RELIGION,                           
                        ENVIRONMENT, AND IDENTITY                                   
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                        TAUGHT BY OUR NEWEST CHID PROFESSOR                         
                        IPSITA DEY. THIS COURSE EXPLORES TH                         
                        INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL                         
                        STEWARDSHIP, COSMOLOGIES OF PLACE,                          
                        AND GLOBAL RACE, LAND, AND IDENTITY                         
                        POLITICS. WE WILL EXAMINE TWO                               
                        INTERRELATED QUESTIONS (1) HOW ARE                          
                        RELIGIOUS THEOLOGIES, SPIRITUAL                             
                        PRACTICES, AND LOCAL COSMOLOGIES                            
                        OPERATIONALIZED IN ENVIRONMENTAL                            
                        ACTIVISM? AND (2) HOW DO ECO-                               
                        RELIGIOUS NARRATIVES OF                                     
                        WATER/LANDSCAPES PRODUCE CATEGORIES                         
                        OF RACE AND RE-IMAGINE WHO CAN                              
                        BELONG TO A PLACE? STUDENTS WILL                            
                        ENGAGE WITH DIVERSE RELIGIOUS                               
                        HISTORIES AND COSMOLOGIES OF THE                            
                        WORLD, CONTEMPORARY ENVIRONMENTAL                           
                        ACTIVISM, AND REPRESENTATIONS OF                            
                        RACIAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY AS                               
                        DEFINED THROUGH MORE-THAN-HUMAN                             
                        ENVIRONMENTAL RELATIONS.                                    

       12784 A  5       to be arranged                  Rafael,Vicente L.          Closed   20/  20                WJA   
                        DISTANCE LEARNING                                           

      >12786 A  5       T      930-1220   PCAR 297      Dwyer,Annie                         15/  25                      
                        SENIOR PROJECT                                              
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                        THIS COURSE WILL LAY THE GROUNDWORK                         
                                                                                    
                        FOR YOUR CAPSTONE PROJECT IN CHID.                          
                        BY THE END OF THE QUARTER, YOU WILL                         
                                                                                    
                        HAVE CRYSTALIZED YOUR PROJECT                               
                        CONCEPT, COMPLETED A SIGNIFICANT                            
                        AMOUNT OF WORK TOWARD YOUR PROJECT                          
                        GOALS, AND A SOLIDIFIED A PLAN FOR                          
                        THE FOLLOWING QUARTER(S).    THIS                           
                        CLASS AIMS TO PROVIDE YOU WITH                              
                        STRUCTURE AND A COMMUNITY OF                                
                        SUPPORT AS YOU PURSUE YOUR UNIQUE                           
                        PROJECT GOALS. WHILE THE                                    
                        ASSIGNMENTS ARE DESIGNED TO HELP                            
                        YOU ADVANCE AN INDIVIDUAL PROJECT,                          
                        OUR WRITING WORKSHOPS AND STUDENT-                          
                        INSTRUCTOR CONFERENCES WILL                                 
                        REINFORCE THE IDEA THAT                                     
                        INTELLECTUAL WORK IS NEVER A                                
                        SOLITARY ENDEAVOR.                                          

 IS   >12788 A  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  10E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

 IS   >12789 A  5       to be arranged                                                       3/  10E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

       12790 A  2       W      1230-220   PDL  C101                                Open      0/  12  CR/NC               

      >12794 A  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  25                      

 IS   >12796 A  1-5     to be arranged                                                       2/  15E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

 IS   >12797 B  1-5     to be arranged                                                       0/  15E CR/NC               
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED