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第1回
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Introduction: Who are popular/public historians? What popular history means?
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第2回
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Age of Extremes: Why do we need to learn the public interests?
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第3回
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"Public" Intellectuals and Academia: Concepts of "public" in its formative years
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第4回
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Journalism and Writers: Different traditions in times and cultures
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第5回
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Historians and Revisionism: Definitions, terminology, and professional review system
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第6回
ALH1
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[Midterm Progress Report 1] Please work on your final individual project and write a short report about your selected topic and literature list (as detailed as possible). (Due on 20th May)
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第7回
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Popularization of History (Case 1): Accounts on WWI
(and the narratives of heroes and ancestors in nationalism)
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第8回
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Popularization of History (Case 2): Accounts on Interwar Period (or the rise of Antisemitism)
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第9回
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Popularization of History (Case 3): Accounts on WWII (and its complex relationship with postwar Marxism and Communism)
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第10回
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Popularization of History (Case 4): Accounts on State Socialism (or the neoliberal overturn in East-Central Europe)
[Midterm Progress Report 2] Please write an abstract for your final project and submit. (Due on 17th June)
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第11回
ALH2
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[Reading Abstract] You will be paired up with another student/students in the class and asked to read and comment on each other's midterm progress report (which is due one week before).
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第12回
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Dialogues vs. Disputes: How do we avoid pitfalls of historical justice?
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第13回
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Qualities vs. Quantities: How do we make sense of numbers and statistics?
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第14回
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Past vs. Present: How do we use and preserve historical materials?
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第15回
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Final Class: Presentation and Wrap-Up Discussion
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