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Winter Quarter 2025 Time Schedule

COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF IDEAS
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

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A COMPLETE LIST OF CHID CORE COURSES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CHID OFFICE, PDL B102 OR CALL 543-7333.

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Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
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CHID   101  INTRO TO CHID
      >  C101     Lucero,Jose Antonio                  9/  18  CR/NC               
                        CHID MAJORS & MINORS ONLY                                   
CONTACT CHID(AT)UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE

CHID   201  RADICAL POETICS(A&H)
         181      Weatherford,AM             Open     25/  40                %     
                        UNDERWORLD POETICS (AH) IS A COURSE                         

THAT

ULTIMATELY AIMS TO THROW A POETRY
SLAM. SO, IT INVITES ALL THOSE
INTERESTED IN WRITING AND SHARING
THEIR OWN POETRY. BUT IN ORDER TO
PREPARE STUDENTS FOR A POETRY SLAM,

IT ASKS THEM TO READ, ANALYZE, AND
DISCUSS SOME OF THE POETRY AND
POETIC THEORIES OF PREDOMINATELY
CARIBBEAN-BORN WRITERS, SUCH AS
AUDRE LORDE. IT ALSO ASKS STUDENTS
TO THINK ABOUT WHAT IT MEANS TO
WRITE POETRY FROM A DISTINCTIVELY
UNDERWORLD PERSPECTIVE BY READING
SECTIONS OF THE AMERICAN ARCHETYPAL

PSYCHOLOGIST, JAMES HILLMAN, THE
DREAM AND THE UNDERWORLD.

CHID   211  APOCALYPSE POP CLTR (A&H,DIV)
         259      Roberts,Georgia M.         Closed   43/  40                %B    
                        POPULAR CULTURE AND THE AESTHETICS                          
OF THE A.I. APOCALYPSE (AH, DIV)
___
THIS COURSE CONSIDERS HOW POPULAR
CULTURE HAS SHAPED OUR IMAGINATION
OF
TECHNOLOGICAL SINGULARITY (ARTIFICI
AL
INTELLIGENCE APOCALYPSE). WE WILL
FOCUS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
RACE AND GENDERED FORMS OF AI, THE
GRAMMAR OF DATA SCIENCE, AND THE
AESTHETICS OF ANNIHILATION.

CHID   212  CRIT PRSP W EUR(A&H,DIV)
         126      Mackenzie,Louisa           Open     37/  40                %B    
                        CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON BELONGING                          
IN WESTERN EUROPE (AH, DIV) - IN-
PERSON ONCE A WEEK, REMOTE
OTHERWISE

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EMERGENCE OF IDEALS NOW ASSOCIATED
WITH WESTERN EUROPE THROUGH
ANALYSIS OF LITERARY, ARTISTIC, OR
CINEMATIC SOURCES. HOW THOSE IDEALS

CONTRAST WITH REALITY AS
EXPERIENCED BY MARGINALIZED OTHERS
WITHIN AND WITHOUT ITS BORDERS
         256                                 Closed   20/  20                %     
         256                                 Open     17/  20                %     

CHID   220  LIT AND SCIENCE(A&H)
         120      Handwerk,Gary              Closed   10/  10                WJ    
                        LITERATURE AND SCIENCE - THE                                
HI(STORIES) OF SCIENCE
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THIS CLASS EXAMINES HOW SCIENCE
CIRCULATES ACROSS SOCIETY, IN
PARTICULAR, THE STAKES OF CONVEYING

SCIENTIFIC IDEAS AND INFORMATION IN

NARRATIVE FORM. THE SCIENTIFIC
ENTERPRISE HAS ENORMOUS EFFECT
ACROSS MODERN LIFE - HOW CITIZENS
AND NON-SCIENTISTS UNDERSTAND ITS
NATURE AND PURPOSES IS CRUCIAL FOR
ITS IMPACT. COURSEWORK INCLUDES
FREQUENT, LOW-STAKES CANVAS POSTS,
PLUS SEVERAL SHORT ANALYTICAL
ESSAYS. A&H AND W-CREDIT.

CHID   234  ENVIRON JUSTICE HUM (A&H/SSc)
         045      Dwyer,Annie                Open     30/  40                %     
                        CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE EMOTIONS -                           
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE
HUMANITIES (AH, SSC)

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THE EFFECTS OF A WARMING WORLD ARE
EVER MORE APPARENT. AND THE
ECOLOGICAL LOSSES OF OUR TIME
REGISTER EVEN MORE PROFOUNDLY WITH
THOSE AT THE FRONTLINES OF THE
CLIMATE CRISIS. THIS COURSE TAKES
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY, MULTIMEDIA
APPROACH TO THE FEELINGS THAT ARISE

IN THE CLIMATE CRISIS, SUCH AS
ECOANXIETY AND ECOLOGICAL GRIEF,
WHILE EXPLORING OTHER AFFECTS THAT
STEM FROM OUR DEEP CONNECTION TO
THE NATURAL WORLD, INCLUDING WONDER

AND LOVE. THE PREMISE OF THIS
COURSE IS THAT FEELINGS ARE
INEXTRICABLY CONNECTED TO POLITICAL

POSSIBILITY, AND THAT NAVIGATING
AND ENGAGING WITH CLIMATE EMOTIONS
IS CRITICAL TO THE TASK OF PURSUING

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.

CHID   250  SPECIAL TOPICS(SSc)
         206      Smallwood,Stephanie        Open      3/  10                J     
                        HONORS AND WRITING                                          
HONORS STUDENTS ONLY PERIOD 1
(10/31/2024-11/17/2024)
INDIGENOUS DISPOSSESSION & RACIAL
SLAVERY: TWIN TOOLS OF US SETTLER
COLONIALISM
DIV CREDIT

CHID   320  SMNR PUBLIC WRITING (A&H)
         243      Nguyen,Sarah               Closed   12/  12                %W    
                        JOURNEYS OF NOSTALGIA - WRITINGS BY                         
AND FOR IMMIGRANT MEMORIES AND
IDENTITIES (AH, W)
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FOR MIGRANTS, NOSTALGIA IS KNOWN AS
REMEMBRANCE AND LONGING FOR PAST
LIVED EXPERIENCES. THESE MEMORIES
CAN BE PRACTICAL RECLAMATIONS OF
POWER AND HISTORY IN THE MIDST OF
HISTORIES OF PROPAGANDA AND
INACCURATE REPRESENTATIONS IN MEDIA
IN THIS COURSE, WE WILL EXPLORE MIS
CONSTRUCTIONS OF IMMIGRANT
IDENTITIES THROUGHOUT HISTORICAL AN
CONTEMPORARY MEDIA. EACH WEEK,
STUDENTS WILL PRACTICE THE ROLES OF
WRITER AND EDITOR TO PRODUCE
PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE REFLECTIONS
INTEGRATING MEMORIES, IDENTITY
MAKING, AND INTERGENERATIONAL
COMMUNITY BUILDING.
___
CALDERWOOD SEMINAR, LIMITED TO 12
STUDENTS
         074      Choden,Kunsang             Closed   12/  12                %W    
                        WHAT IS KNOWN AND UNKNOWN IN A                              
JOURNEY?
(AH, W)
___
IN THIS COURSE, STUDENTS WILL
EXPLORE VARIOUS RAMIFICATIONS OF
REMOTE-RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PRECARITY, INCLUDING MIGRATION,
MEMORY, AND LOSS. EACH WEEK,
STUDENTS WILL TAKE ON THE ROLES OF
WRITER AND EDITOR, ENGAGING IN
THOUGHTFUL CRITIQUE AND REVISION.
THEY WILL BE ENCOURAGED TO BE
CREATIVE, WRITE TO THE POINT
(AVOIDING THE WORDINESS OFTEN FOUND
IN ACADEMIC WRITING), AND CRAFT
CONTENT THAT RESONATES WITH THE
INTENDED AUDIENCE. THE FOCUS WILL B
ON WRITING AND CREATING STORIES THA
MATTER.
___
CALDERWOOD SEMINAR, LIMITED TO 12
STUDENTS
         216      Dey,Ipsita                 Open      8/  12                %W    
                        PLANTATION LOGICS (W)                                       
___
IN THIS COURSE, WE TAKE A DEEP DIVE
INTO THE PLANTATION AS AN
INDUSTRIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND
RACIAL FORM. HOW DID THE PLANTATION
REPRODUCE ASSUMPTIONS AND ORGANIZE
RELATIONS BETWEEN RACE, MONEY,
RESOURCES, AND THE ENVIRONMENT? WE
WILL STUDY HOW THESE PLANTATION
LOGICS CONTINUE TO UNDERGIRD
EVERYDAY INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICES,
AS FOUND IN THE CARCERAL SYSTEM,
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PUBLIC
EDUCATION FRAMEWORKS, URBAN
PLANNING OFFICES, ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSERVATION INITIATIVES, POLITICAL
IDEOLOGIES, AND MORE.
___
CALDERWOOD SEMINAR, LIMITED TO 12
STUDENTS

CHID   329  INTRO TO CAPITALISM (SSc)
         248      Kale,Sunila S.             Open      2/  10                %J    

CHID   332  DISABILITY & SOCIETY(SSc)
        SOC REPRO AND CARE
(SSc)
         115                                 Closed    0/   0                %J    

CHID   390  COLLOQ HIST IDEAS(SSc)Prerequisites
      >  C101     Thurtle,Phillip S                    9/  20                      
                        OUT OF OUR MINDS - EMBODIED                                 
KNOWLEDGE (AH, SSC)
___
THIS CLASS INVESTIGATES THE
POLITICS OF KNOWLEDGE BY ASKING HOW
EMBODIMENT SHAPES OUR WORLD?
SPECIFICALLY, IT INCORPORATES
INSIGHTS FROM FEMINIST MATERIALISM,
MEDICAL PHENOMENOLOGY, MADNESS
STUDIES, MEDIA STUDIES, AND ART TO
RETHINK THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
MINDS AND BODIES IN 21ST CENTURY
CONFIGURATIONS OF INFORMATION
FLOWS, CAPITAL, AND POWER.

CHID   395  KNOWL/PRAC INTRD HUM
         248      Dey,Ipsita                 Open      9/  20                      
                        EMBODIMENT AND PLACE                                        
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IN THIS COURSE, WE EXPLORE HOW
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT IS
PRODUCED THROUGH AND WITH THE BODY,
PARTICULARLY OUR FIVE SENSES. HOW D
OUR BODILY SENSES BECOME A METHOD O
APPREHENDING, EVALUATING, AND
BECOMING THE ENVIRONMENT, LIKE IN
THE SMELLS OF SPRING, THE TASTES OF
LANDSCAPE, OR THE SOUNDS OF WEATHER
?

CHID   399  INTERNSHIP
        TOPIC DISABILITY ST 
(SSc)Prerequisites
        NARRATIVE JOURNALISM
(A&H/SSc)
         302      Underwood,Douglas M        Closed    5/   5                WJ    

CHID   470  CHID STUDY ABROAD(SSc)
         256                                 Open      0/  20                      
                        PRE DEPARTURE FOR GHANA PROGRAM                             

CHID   480  ADV SPECIAL TOPICS(SSc)
         243      Seiler,Jessie              Open      7/  20                      
                        POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY, AND PUBLIC                            
HEALTH (DIV)
___
SOME OF THE MOST CRITICAL CHALLENGE
OF OUR CURRENT ERA ARE RELATED TO
PUBLIC HEALTH. WHETHER WE ARE
CONSIDERING POLICE AND STATE
VIOLENCE, COVID-19, RACISM, OR
OPPRESSION MORE BROADLY, ALL OF
THESE EMERGENCIES CAUSE POOR HEALTH
OUTCOMES, OFTEN FOR THE MOST
MARGINALIZED PEOPLE IN OUR SOCIETY.
THIS COURSE WILL EXPLORE POLITICAL
AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANGLES ON SELECTE
CURRENT PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES,
INCLUDING THE INTERSECTION OF ANTI-
BLACK RACISM AND WEIGHT STIGMA, OUR
RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC,
AND VIOLENCE MOTIVATED BY
TRANSPHOBIA AND HOMOPHOBIA.

CHID   491  SENIOR THESIS(SSc)Prerequisites
      >  210      Barr,Nicolaas P.                    11/  25                      
                        "CHID SENIOR PROJECT" (SSC)                                 



(CHID MAJORS ONLY) CONTACT
CHID[AT]UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE.
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         C101     Lucero,Jose Antonio        Open      8/  12  CR/NC               
                        WRITE NOW - JOURNALING AND MEMORY                           
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THIS CLASS WILL CONSIDER JOURNALING
AS A UNIQUE INTROSPECTIVE AND
STYLISTIC WRITING FORM. REVOLVING
AROUND READING SELECTED PASSAGES
FROM PUBLISHED JOURNALS INCLUDING:
THE JOURNALS OF SUSAN SONTAG, ANNE
FRANK, AUDRE LORDE, LOU SULIVAN, AN
OTHER SELECTIONS, THE CLASS WILL
DISCUSS THESE JOURNALS AS PIECES OF
LITERATURE AND EXPLORE THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR PUBLICATION.

CHID   497  PEER FACILITATORS
 IS   > B  5       to be arranged                                                       0/  10  CR/NC               

CHID   498  SPECIAL COLLOQUIA(SSc)
         212      Pauwels,Heidi R            Open      1/   5                J     
                        Th     130-320    CDH  109      
                        RAMAYANA IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE                         

CHID   499  UNDERGRAD IND STDY
 IS   > B  1-5     to be arranged                                                       0/  15E CR/NC               
                        CHID INDEPENDENT STUDY