Autumn Quarter 2025 Time Schedule

COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF IDEAS
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

      >12726 B  2       T      130-320    PDL  C101     Anderson,Cynthia                     4/  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.                                       

       12728 A  5       MW     230-420    ARC  G070     Mahadevan,Sudhir           Open     17/  40                %     
                        INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURE IN                           
                        THE GLOBAL SOUTH (AH, SSC)                                  
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                        INTRODUCES THE STUDY OF VISUAL                              
                        IMAGES IN EVERYDAY LIFE. TOPICS                             
                        INCLUDE THEORIES OF VISION,                                 
                        HISTORIES OF VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES                            
                        SUCH AS PHOTOGRAPHY, AND THE ROLE                           
                        OF IMAGES IN ART, JOURNALISM,                               
                        ADVERTISING, AND SOCIAL MEDIA IN                            
                        SHAPING SELF AND SOCIAL IDENTITY                            
                        INVARIOUS LOCATIONS IN THE GLOBAL                           
                        SOUTH.                                                      

       12730 A  5       MW     130-320    ECE  026      Simpson,Caroline           Closed   20/  20                %W    
                        RADICAL POETICS (AH, DIV, W)                                
                                                                                    
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                        THIS COURSE IS A DEEP DIVE INTO THE                         
                                                                                    
                        RADICAL POETIC INNOVATIONS OF BIPOC                         
                                                                                    
                        POETS. ALTHOUGH CLOSE READING OF A                          
                        POEM WILL BE IMPORTANT, THIS COURSE                         
                                                                                    
                        WILL BE PRIMARILY FOCUSED ON                                
                        UNDERSTANDING HOW AND WHY THESE                             
                        POETS HAVE EXPERIMENTED WITH                                
                        EXISTING POETIC FORMS TO BETTER                             
                        SUIT APPROACH THE PARTICULARS OF                            
                        HISTORICAL SHIFTS AND POLITICAL                             
                        CRISES. ALTHOUGH THIS COURSE                                
                        HIGHLIGHTS THE PLAY WITH FORMS, IT                          
                        IN NO WAY PRECLUDES DISCUSSION OF                           
                        HOW THESE POEMS IMPACT EACH OF US                           
                        AS INDIVIDUALS OCCUPYING VARIOUS                            
                        SOCIAL CONTEXTS AND EXPERIENCES.                            
                        WRITTEN WORK MAY TAKE THE FORM OF                           
                        EITHER A CRITICAL OR CREATIVE                               
                        RESPONSE.                                                   

       12731 A  5       WF     1230-220   SMI  305      Barr,Nicolaas P.           Open     11/  30                J     
                        "VIOLENCE AND CONTEMPORARY                                  
                        THOUGHT -                                                   
                                                                                    
                        ANTISEMITISM, RACISM, AND                                   
                        HISTORICAL MEMORY AFTER AUSCHWITZ"                          
                        (SSC, DIV, 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.                                        

       12733 A  5       TTh    100-220    SAV  264      Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open     14/  80                      
                        THE IDEA OF THE UNIVERSITY                                  
                        (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. THIS COURSE ENGAGES                         
                                                                                    
                        WITH THE WORK OF SCHOLARS ACROSS                            
                        THE ARTS AND HUMANTIES, WITH                                
                        SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE                                    
                        CONTRIBUTIONS OF BLACK, INDIGENOUS,                         
                                                                                    
                        AND OTHER CRITICAL INTELLECTUAL                             
                        TRADITIONS.                                                 

      >12734 AA  QZ     F      930-1020   SAV  162      Lucero,Jose Antonio                  0/  25                      
                        FIRST-YEAR INTEREST GROUPS (FIGS)                           
                        ONLY, QUESTIONS VISIT                                       
                        FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS.                              

       12735 AB  QZ     F      1030-1120  CLK  120      Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open      6/  25                      

       12736 AC  QZ     F      130-220    ART  006      Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open      4/  25                      

       12737 AD  QZ     F      230-320    ART  006      Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open      4/  25                      

      >12738 A  5       MW     330-520    SAV  156                                           0/  40                %     

       12739 A  5       MW     1000-1120  MGH  241      Evans,Heather D.           Open     24/  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.                                

       12740 AA  QZ     TTh    930-1020   MGH  074                                 Closed    7/   7                J     
                        INTRO TO DISABILITY STUDIES QUIZ                            

       12741 AB  QZ     TTh    1030-1120  MGH  284                                 Open      5/   7                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES                          
                        QUIZ                                                        

       12742 AC  QZ     TTh    1130-1220  MGH  074                                 Open      7/   8                J     
                        INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY STUDIES                          
                        QUIZ                                                        

       12743 AD  QZ     TTh    1230-120   MGH  074                                 Open      5/   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.                            

       23336 B  5       MW     1230-220   ART  003      Freije,Vanessa             Open      4/  10                J     
                        NO NONMTRCS                                                 

       12748 A  5       TTh    1130-1250  ARC  160      Block,Richard              Closed    5/   5                J     
                        THE RESISTANCE STARTS NOW - THE                             
                        ARTS AND MASS MEDIA IN THE FIGHT                            
                        AGAINST AUTHORITARIAN POWER                                 
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                        WHAT HAPPENS WHEN DEMOCRACY FAILS,                          
                        WHEN AN AUTHORITARIAN LEADER STRIPS                         
                                                                                    
                        ITS CITIZENS OF                                             
                        BASIC FREEDOMS? ACROSS THE GLOBE,                           
                        HERE AND ABROAD, DEMOCRACY IS UNDER                         
                                                                                    
                        SIEGE, AND WE                                               
                        ARE CONFRONTED WITH THE POSSIBILITY                         
                                                                                    
                        THAT OUR VOICES WILL NOT MATTER AND                         
                                                                                    
                        GOVERNMENTS WILL                                            
                        TRAMPLE UPON OUR RIGHTS TO ENSURE                           
                        AND EXERCISE UNPRECEDENTED POWER?                           

       12749 B  5       TTh    1000-1120  MEB  246      Groves,Jason               Closed    5/   5                J     
                        CONTESTING EXTINCTION - IMAGINING                           
                        MULTISPECIES FUTURES                                        
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                        WHILE THE COURSE SEEKS TO GRASP THE                         
                                                                                    
                        SCALE OF THE SIXTH EXTINCTION, IT                           
                        WILL ALSO CRITICALLY REFLECT UPON,                          
                        AND PROPOSE ALTERNATIVES TO, THE                            
                        DOMINANT APOCALYPTIC NARRATIVES IN                          
                        WHICH EXTINCTION IS FRAMED IN POP                           
                        CULTURE. COURSE READINGS AND                                
                        CRITICAL TEXTS DRAWN FROM ACROSS                            
                        THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES                          
                        WILL EXPLORE AND CRITIQUE VARIOUS                           
                        FRAMINGS OF THE END IN LITERATURE,                          
                        ART, MUSIC, AND FILM.                                       

       12750 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  PAR  160      Weatherford,AM             Open     10/  39                J     
                        THIS SEMINAR EXPLORES THE                                   
                        INTERSECTIONS OF QUEER AND                                  
                        INDIGENOUS STUDIES, ENGAGING WITH                           
                        CRITICAL TEXTS THAT INTERROGATE                             
                        IDENTITY, SOVEREIGNTY, SETTLER                              
                        COLONIALISM, AND DECOLONIZATION.                            
                        THROUGH READINGS BY SCHOLARS SUCH A                         
                        QWO LI DRISKILL, MARK RIFKIN, ANDRE                         
                        SMITH, AND GLORIA ANZALDUA, WE WILL                         
                        EXAMINE HOW INDIGENOUS AND QUEER                            
                        THEORISTS CHALLENGE NORMATIVE                               
                        FRAMEWORKS OF GENDER, SEXUALITY, AN                         
                        BELONGING. STUDENTS WILL REFINE                             
                        THEIR ANALYTICAL SKILLS THROUGH                             
                        CLOSE READING, DISCUSSION                                   
                        COLEADERSHIP, PEER EVALUATION, GROU                         
                        CONVERSATIONS, AND REFLECTIVE                               
                        WRITING.                                                    

      >12752 C  5       MW     230-420    SWS  036                                           0/  13                      

       12757 A  5       TTh    130-320    SAV  131      Woiak,Joanne               Open      6/  10                J     

      >12759 A  5       TTh    300-450    MUS  212      Louie,Patricia                       0/  10                      

       12760 AA  QZ     W      830-920    MGH  255                                 Open      0/   5                      

       12761 AB  QZ     W      930-1020   MGH  255                                 Open      0/   5                      

       12762 A  5       MW     1030-1220  SMI  305      Harkins,Gillian            Closed    5/   5                J     

      >12763 A  5       MW     130-320    THO  119                                           0/   5                %J    

      >12770 A  5       TTh    330-520    MEB  251      Reddy,Chandan C.                    10/  19                      
                        BREAKING RACIAL CAPITALISM (A&H, SS                         
                        C)                                                          
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                        WHY DOES RACISM SEEM ENDEMIC TO                             
                        CAPITALISM? IS AN ANTI-RACIST FUTUR                         
                        E                                                           
                        POSSIBLE WITHIN CAPITALISM? IF SO,                          
                        WHAT THEORY OF CHANGE CAN GUIDE THA                         
                        T                                                           
                        PROCESS? IF NOT, DOES ANTI-RACISM                           
                        HAVE A THEORY TO "END" CAPITALISM?                          

      >12771 A  5       TTh    1130-120   SAV  130                                           0/  10                J     
                        PLACEHOLDER. WILL BE WITHDRAWN                              

       12772 A  5       TTh    230-420    CMU  302      Underwood,Douglas M        Closed    5/   5                J     

       12779 A  5       to be arranged                  Rafael,Vicente L.          Closed   20/  20                WJA   
                        DISTANCE LEARNING                                           

      >12781 A  5       T      930-1220   ART  004      Dwyer,Annie                         10/  25                      
                        SENIOR PROJECT                                              
                        -                                                           
                        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 GEARED TOWARD YOUR                          
                        INDIVIDUAL PROJECT DEVELOPMENT, OUR                         
                                                                                    
                        SMALL GROUP WORKSHOPS AND STUDENT-                          
                        FACULTY CONFERENCES WILL REINFORCE                          
                        THE IDEA THAT INTELLECTUAL WORK IS                          
                        NEVER A SOLITARY ENDEAVOR.                                  

 IS   >12783 A  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  10E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

 IS   >12784 A  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  10E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

       12785 A  1-5     WF     1030-1220  CDH  135      Alaniz,Jose                Open      2/   5                J     

      >12786 A  2       W      1230-220   SAV  169                                           0/  12  CR/NC               

      >12787 B  2       F      230-420    SMI  109                                           0/  12  CR/NC               

      >12788 A  5       to be arranged                                                       0/   8  CR/NC               
                        PEER FACILITATORS FOR CHID 222                              

      >12789 B  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  10                      
                        PEER FACILITATORS FOR CHID 222                              

 IS   >12792 A  1-5     to be arranged                                                       0/  15E                     
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED.                                      

 IS   >12793 B  1-5     to be arranged                                                       0/  15E CR/NC               
                        FACULTY CODE REQUIRED