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Cold War Film Course Bleg

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On May 14, 2014
So I am teaching a short 4-week summer session course on Cold War Film. It only meets 10 times (4-hour sessions) so while the official course title is Recent America through Film, I'm concentrating on the Cold War since it's not really possible to do...
Today is the first day of the Autumn 2012 iteration of National Security Policy. Blog here, syllabus here, podcasts (will be) here. In addition to a host of smaller changes, I plan to run through a "strategic problem" at the end of each lecture, which should...

Shake your meaning-maker

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On March 7, 2012

So I've mentioned before that the final project in my class is a creative one in which students must occupy the position they've been analyzing all quarter–that of the meaning-making rhetor.

Teaching the American Revolution

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On November 1, 2011
Historiann has a good post on the problems with teaching the American Revolution: the extreme nationalism of the students on the subject It’s not just that it’s difficult to teach the quintessentially nationalistic course in American history in an era in which a great deal...
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