WebBooks for History Courses 

Dr. Charlie McAllister

FALL 2012

AFRICA IN WORLD HISTORY: I: Foundation, II: Exploitation, and III: Independence 

EMERGING WESTERN WORLD: I: Athens, II: Rome, and III: Florence 

HISTORIOGRAPHY: Historiography

MODERN POLITICAL THEORY: Modern Political Theory

SPRING 2013

CONTEMPORARY WORLD: I: Global Wars and II: Brave New Worlds

GREECE: I: Ancient Greece, II: Classical Greece, III: Peloponnesian War, and IV: Hellenistic Greece

MODERN WESTERN WORLD: I: Reformations, II: Revolutions, and III: Rights

RENAISSANCE: I: 14C, II: 15C, and III: 16C

OTHER TIMES, OTHER PLACES

ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD: I: India, II: China, and III: Japan

ANCIENT POLITICAL THEORY: Ancient Political Theory

BECOMING ITALIAN: Becoming Italian: Film and Culture after WWII

BRITAIN: I: Reformations, II: Revolutions, and III: Resolutions

CORE: Core -- Key resources for all courses

COURSES: Courses -- Forty-plus courses taught across a dozen Liberal Arts areas and other activities

DANTE AND FRIENDS: Dante and Friends (independent study)

FIRST YEAR SEMINAR: I: McFrosh and II: McArt

LET'S TALK ABOUT IT: Making Sense of the American Civil War

MYTHOLOGY AND FINE ARTS: I: Gods and Monsters and II: Legends

ROME: I: Republic, II: Augustus, and III: Empire

TRAVELS: Travels, Domestic and Foreign

WAR AND PEACE: War and Peace