GLOBAL HISTORY*

国際教養学部

AHST3710

コース情報

担当教員: BIONTINO Juljan

単位数: 4

年度: 2024

学期: 春学期

曜限: 月5, 木5

形式: 対面授業

レベル: 300

アクティブラーニング: あり

他学部履修: 不可

評価方法

出席状況

10%

授業参加

10%

リアクションペーパー

20%

レポート

60%

詳細情報

概要

This course offers students a survey in global history with an emphasis on important topics such as commerce, disease, climate, nationalism, colonialism, and imperialism. Students will familiarize themselves and practice an array of historiographical methods through the study of both primary and secondary sources. Through these readings, the students will gain insights into the lives and historical experiences of actors of all societal strata: merchants, sovereigns, explorers, slaves, conquerors, and diplomats on the global stage. By the end of the course, students will be able to formulate complex ideas about how different people from different societies were intimately linked and affected by the larger themes explored in each lesson. This way, students will also be able to see the entanglements of the topics set throughout the course. In addition to the course’s learning material and Moodle readings, individual research is strongly encouraged. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any inquiries related to the structure and contents of the course or need advice on readings or how to find other sources.

目標

● Learn about the methodology of Global History ● Learn about the topics Global History concerns itself with ● Discuss and debate about Global History ● Learn and evaluate contents of world history employing Global History methodology

授業外の学習

●Preparation of class materials and reading assignments (100 minutes). ●Review class lecture and prepare your individual tasks (90 minutes)

所要時間: 190 minutes

スケジュール

April 15th: What is Global History? What is History? What is Global?
April 18th: Approaches and Criticism toward Global History as Method
April 22nd: World History and its challenges - the necessity of Global History
April 25th: The many "spectrums" of history - Merits and demerits of Global History
April 29th: Documentary Screening (online only)
May 2nd: The origins of human civilization
May 9th: The Silk Roads
May 13th: Documentary Screening and Discussion: "The Silk Road" (2016)
May 16th: Buddhism and Islam and the shaping of early empires
May 20th: The rise of Christianity and the shaping of early empires
May 23rd: The Great Transition
May 27th: Climate Change
May 30th: The Black Death
June 3rd: Spain Flu and COVID19
June 6th: From Early Empires to Colonial Powers
June 10th: A global history of Colonialism: 1500-1945
June 13th: The Atlantic Slave Trade
June 17th: Documentary Screening and Discussion: Paul Tickell, Racism: A History (2007)
June 20th: Capital and Commodities
June 24th: Commerce and Empire
June 27: Nation and/or Empire (I): Nation States and Empires - shaping the globe
July 1: Nation and/or Empire (II): The Unaccounted: boundaries and the maritime
July 4th: From Boer War to World War I
July 8th: World War II and beyond: Global wars on many small scales
July 11th: Decolonialization and "World Renewal" after 1945
July 15th: Historical reconciliation from a global perspective
July 18th: World history and Japan's history education reform: On to Global History?
July 22nd: Final paper Sit-in (Dealing with final issues concerning your term paper), Class Conclusion and Outlook

教科書

All necessary and optional readings for this course will be made available on Moodle.

参考書

書籍情報はありません。