HRS 351

Colonialism and Agency

Creighton University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course investigates colonialism and human agency in modern history, with an emphasis on relations between “East” and “West.” It first examines the philosophical and methodological approaches of historical inquiry and then outlines the basic theoretical models for understanding colonialism, agency, and post-coloniality, balancing theory with primary accounts of colonialism. CR: Membership in the Honors Program.

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