HIS 3073 credits
HIS 307: History of Paris
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- The objectives of the course are to provide students with insights both into European urbanization and the specific development and cultural importance of Paris. The course covers four different time periods: the Middle Ages, the eighteenth century, the second half of the nineteenth century (from Haussmanization during the Second Empire to the 1889 World’s Fair and the Eiffel Tower), ending with the post-WWI influx of Americans, known as The Lost Generation. The main text for the course will be Colin Jones’ History of Paris. Students are encouraged to write a research paper on an American in Paris from a list of important visitors. EUR
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