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History

Overview
Subject Descriptions

Overview

History subjects are offered by the Department of History in the Faculty of Arts. Teaching Method subjects are offered by the Faculty of Education.

Twenty five points in first year level History is the normal prerequisite for all subjects offered at second year.

The prerequisite for third- year History is normally 33.3 points in any second- year History subject/s. The corequisite of any single- semester subject is normally another single- semester subject in the other semester.

Students completing 58.3 points of History (normally 25 points at first year level and 33.3 points at second-year level) are eligible to undertake Teaching Method in History or Teaching Method in Social Studies.

A threshold requirement for the acceptance of work for evaluation is satisfactory attendance at tutorials. This is a minimum of 50% attendance.

Subject Descriptions

131-101 Great Civilizations From Egypt To Ancient Rome, 3000 B.C. - A.D.100 (Double semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-103 The Age of Revolutions A (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-104 The Age of Revolutions B (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-121 Jews in the Modern World A: Out of the Ghetto, 1492-1900 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-122 Jews in the Modern World B: Out of the Ashes, 1900 - the Present (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-109 Australian History A: the Colonial Experiment (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-111 Australian History B: Variations On A Nation (Second semester)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-112 Politics, Religion, and Culture in Tudor England, 1485-1603 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-113 Religion, Revolution and Civil War: Britain 1603-1660 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-114 The World Since World War Two: From the Free World To the Liberated World, 1942-1973 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-115 The World Since World War Two: From Free Love To the Free Market, 1973-1994 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-116 Colonisers and Colonised: South Africa, Canada and Australia in an Imperial Age (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-117 Constructing National Identities: South Africa, Canada and Australia in A Postcolonial Age (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-118 The Medieval World A (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-119 The Medieval World B (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-120 Introduction To Aboriginal and Torres-Strait Islander Studies
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-201/301 Varieties of History: History and Media (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-203/303 The Oral Tradition in Australia (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-204/304 Australian Sporting Culture (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-205/305 War and Australian Society 1788-1918 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-206/306 Politics, Religion and Culture in Reformation England, 1485-1560 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-207/307 The Body: History, Sex and Gender (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-208/308 Barbarians, Amazons and Cannibals: A Partial History of 'European' Representations (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-209/309 The Australian Way of Life (Second semester)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-210/310 Crime, Law and Punishment in Colonial Victoria (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-211/311 War and Australian Society Since 1919 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-212/312 The Birth of Industrial Society: Class and Conflict in Britain, 1780-1850
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-214/314 Making Melbourne Marvellous (A) - Glittering Prizes: the Central City Through 150 Years
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-215/315 Making Melbourne Marvellous (B) - A Zone in Transition: the Inner Suburbs (Second semester)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-216/316 Making Melbourne Marvellous (C) - the Rise of the Suburbs
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-219/319 Changing Concepts of 'Woman'S Place': Europe, the United States and Australia, 1850-1990 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-220/320 Gender and Society (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-222/322 Indonesian Nationalism: Ethnicity and Religious Change in the 20Th Century
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-223/323 Military and State in 20Th Century Indonesia (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-232/332 Renaissance Florence (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-233/333 Roman History: 500 Years of Oligarchy (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-234/334 Roman History: Three Centuries of Empire (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-237/337 Middle Eastern Women (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-239/339 The Pacific Rim
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-240/340 Crusades: Holy War, Holy Conquest? (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-241/341 A Jewel in the Crown? Issues in the History of Colonial Victoria
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-242/342 From Great Exhibition To Great War: British Society 1850-1918
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-243/343 Hitler'S Germany
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-244/344 Class, Gender and Revolution: France 1815-1919
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-245/345 The Crises of Modern France: Society and Culture 1919-1995
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-246/346 Japan in Transition 1850-1990 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-247/347 Women and Men in Medieval Monasticism (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-248/348 Christians and Jews in Medieval Europe
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-249/349 Post-Revolutionary Soviet History: From the Revolution To Gorbachev (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-250/350 Pre-Revolutionary Russian History (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-253/353 Koori and Non-Koori Histories: Colonial and 'Post' Colonial Interchanges in Australia (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-254/354 The Holocaust and Genocide (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-256/356 People in North America, 1780-1890 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-257/357 People in North America, 1890-1990
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-259/359 The Migrant Experience
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-260/360 Migration and Australian Society (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-261/361 The Working Class in History and Literature (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-262/362 Movements for Social Change in Twentieth-Century Australia
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-264/364 Popular Heresy and Protest in Late Medieval Europe
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-265/365 King Arthur: History and Legend
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-266/366 Twentieth Century Britain (Second semester)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-267/367 German History 1800-1918 (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-268/368 Representations of Early Irish Kingship (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-269/369 Ritual, Gender and Community in Early Modern Europe, 1450-1700
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-270/370 A Long Perspective On the Vietnam War (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-271/371 The Thai in Modern Times (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-272/372 The Mediterranean World in Modern Times
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-274/374 Medieval Sexuality
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-275/375 China From the Manchus To Mao (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-276/376 Representations of Gender (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-278/378 Myths of Australia (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-279/379 The Browning of Australia: Australian Environmental History (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-281/381 Film and History: Representing Tragedy As Entertainment (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-282/382 Islam, Modernity and the Middle East Since 1798 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-284/384 Explorations in Slumland (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-285/385 Jewish Humour From the Bible To Broadway (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-286/386 Screening the Holocaust
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-287/387 Histories of God: Monotheisms of the West
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-288/388 Inventing Asian Traditions
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-289/389 The Chinese Overseas: Diasporan Histories
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-290/390 Exhibiting Histories and Cultures (First semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
131-291/391 South Africa Under Apartheid, 1948-1994 (Second semester.)
Offered by Faculty of Arts (History).
170-243/343 Indonesian Civilisation: Past and Present (First semester.)

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Status:          Official 1996
Date created:    Oct 10 1995
Last modified:   Oct 10 1995
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