Hello /pol/, I am a History major at university up here, and I was wondering if you guys think I should take any of these wonderful courses on offer for the next year.
Jewish and World Civilization (until 1492 and after 1492)
Issues in History: Islamophobia from the Crusaders to Donald Trump
"When did Islam and Muslims become an all-purpose target of Western rage ? Are current policies and violence directed against Muslims in Europe and North America simply responses to acts of terrorism by individuals and groups? Or do they betray a deeper, millennial ambivalence toward Christendom’s most proximate civilizational rival and ally? This course traces the roots of the fraught and complex relationship between the West and the Muslim world from late classical Middle East to contemporary North America. In addition to providing students with an understanding of Islam, the second largest religious civilization with roots in Europe, Asia and Africa, it explores historic patterns of interaction and competition that have shaped Western perspectives. It examines issues of cultural identity, racial and ethnic difference, immigration, citizenship in a longer historical perspective to explore the combination of society anxiety, political opportunism, and the resilient narratives employed by mass media and pundits that continue today to distort the image of Muslims and Islam in the West."
The Holocaust
"A lecture course which examines the genocide of European Jews , as well as the interlocking roles played by perpetrators, collaborators, and bystanders The experience of other minorities under Hitler's regime, e.g., the disabled, the Roma people, homosexuals, and Afro-Germans, will also be discussed."
Jews without Judaism
"Secular Jewish identities are the focus of this course, from the Enlightenment era onwards. Topics include Jewish engagement in the modern projects of liberalism, socialism nationalism, and modern Yiddish literature."
>>70783151
I'd take the first course. They might tell you how and why the kikes got expelled from nearly every country in the world.
But wait, there's more!
Plural Visions: New World Jews & the Invention of Multiculturalism
"This course studies the historical role of Jews as migrants—as strangers in a strange land—and their eventual transformation from "Outsiders" to "Insiders", as a way of understanding their current place in North American society. For the sake of context, readings will include comparisons with the experiences of other minority groups."
Gender & Sexuality in Medieval Britain
"This course will explore the development in Britain of Latin Christian views towards human sexuality and gender from late antiquity to the end of the fifteenth century. Through the close examination of a range of clerical and lay-authored texts, students will explore how shifts in the cultural and religious landscape shaped contemporary conceptions of masculinity, femininity and sexual ethics. Topics will include military service, Christian just war theory, the birth of chivalry, sex and seduction in popular literature, the composition of the medieval family, gender and the division of labour, marriage, sexual violence, gendered differences in Latin Christian spirituality and religious life, sex work in law and literature, and medieval views regarding same-sex behaviour."
Jews on Film: Representations in and Contributions to North American Media
"This course shifts focus from year to year. Topics have included the history of Hollywood; Jewish stereotypes; and the treatment of the Holocaust in film and television."
Russian Jewish Encounter in Imperial Russia: 1800s-1917
"The course provides a window on the exciting field of Russian Jewish history. In this seminar we will seek to answer the following principal questions: how and why the encounter between Russians and Jews re-shaped both nations and changed their histories? Russian and Jews first encountered one another on considerable scale in the late eighteenth century. By the end of the nineteenth century Russia became a home to 5.2 million Jews, becoming the world's largest Jewish community. Through discussion of primary historical sources and scholarship we will see how, during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Jews increasingly perceived Russia their home and Russians—their countrymen. We will see how Russians increasingly perceived Jews an essential part of Russia's political, economic, and cultural landscape. We will also see how unique modern identity of a "Russian Jew" developed."
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>>70783371
I doubt it. All of the Jew-related course are taught by one old kike
Just leave. Get a shit job and prep. If you were any good at uni you can see whats coming.
>>70783151
Could I go to school in Canada anon? I would consider going to college there.
>>70783628
I already have a shit job for the summer. I, too, think some major upheaval will come about in the next ~6 years which is how long I'll be in education anyways
>>70783682
I don't think we have atrocious foreign student fees so you could probably get a 4-year degree with $500 american greenbacks
>>70783816
500$? For a 4 year degree in Canada? Fuck that I might just move there, thanks Leaf!
I'm sure you'll get intellectually honest profs and a totally unbiased and dispassionate historical perspective from these courses.
>>70783151
>Afro-Germans
why would they gas niggs, they weren't a problem in Germany back then
