HIST 163 - Modern South Asia: From British Imperialism to the Present

Semester Offered: Second Semester
Credits (Range): 3-4 hours
Attribute: 3-4SS, CD
Introduction to South Asian civilization from the European conquest through the colonial period to post-colonial nationhood. Discusses developments within Indian and British-Indian society concerning religion, gender, ‘caste,’ and class. Using largely indigenous (primary) sources, we explore issues of British imperialism, nationalism, and anti-colonial political mobilization. We conclude with an assessment of the current conditions in South Asia.
Enrollment Limit: 45
Instructor: M. Fisher