Spring 2027

Introduction to Professional Research in History

Introduction to professional research in history, discussing exemplary monographs, methodological approaches, and crafting historical studies for second-year papers.

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  • Demonstrate a sound understanding of fundamental ideas and concepts of the discipline.

  • Demonstrate knowledge of key theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of the past.

  • Position yourself as a scholar in the field of history.

  • Articulate the stages of crafting a historical study, in preparation for your second-year paper and future research projects.

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Introduction to professional research in the discipline of history. Discuss recent, exemplary historical monographs and explore diverse methodological approaches. Identify how authors start from a set of questions and concerns and develop them into a full historical study. Focus on developing as ethical, conscientious, and reflexive historians.

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  • Exemplary historical monographs and methodological approaches
  • Developing questions into full historical studies
  • Ethical and reflexive historical practice

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  • Knowledge of key theoretical and methodological approaches
  • Articulating the stages of crafting a historical study
  • Developing as ethical, conscientious, and reflexive historians

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