HIST 79500
Public History Theory and Meth · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
EXCL Non-Matric: Open to any student in a degree-seeking program at the Grad Center
About this course
A broad examination of public history approaches to preserving, researching, interpreting and presenting history through reading case studies and theoretical essays. By considering how theory plays out in practice and in a variety of formats and arenas in which historians engage with historical sites, objects, and publics, the class will cover issues including collective memory, inclusivity and authority, and the relationship between public and academic scholarship.
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