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Dec 22, 2024
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HIS 325 - Modes of Narrative
Beyond simple story telling, narratives are important keys to understanding human behavior, both past and present. Who is silent, who speaks, what is said or unsaid, and how the narrative is constructed can tell us much about the events and environments that influence many cultures in history and modern-day societies. This course is designed to explore the variety of forms, structures, and objectives of narratives through the analysis of primary source materials (e. g. , documents, artifacts, oral history, etc. ).
Hours: 3
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