History
| HIST5103 | Gender, Race and Disease in the Early Modern Atlantic World (O) | 3 ch (3S) [W] |
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Investigates early modern gender, race and disease through the movements, interactions, and exchanges between peoples of the Atlantic World (specifically, Europe, Africa, and the Americas) during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Themes include: disease and "the body"; climates and geographies of ill health; trade, empire, and disease environments; constitution, complexion and "race"; gender and sexuality. | ||
