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Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Sadat and Saddam: The 1970s and 1980s. March 27, 2012. For some reason, recent history seems much harder for me to synthesize. What are the biggest issues of the 1970s and 1980s? The “quiz” today was the same one that Viji gave her students a few weeks ago, and their responses were similar. I began by reviewing the importance of the past in understanding the violence ...
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Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. The first class was thrilling. I felt briefly as if I was simultaneously historian, newscaster, and Oprah, though missing the microphone that would have allowed my students to explain why they had changed their responses. During the summer of 2008, as I conducted a Burch Field Research Seminar in Turkey. I had spent months talking with colleagues about how to actually work toward that goal in the classroom...
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Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. Intifada Reprise: The Importance of Narratives. April 10, 2012. I’ve noticed that more students seem to be coming earlier to watch the music videos that. End when class begins. Today I began a clip from the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour fifteen minutes before class. In Thursday’s lecture I had tried to make an argument: For historians, Islam is not. A few weeks ago I had asked the students to think about the chall...
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Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. April 5, 2012. Having begun on Tuesday with a video from DAM, today I showed them one of Subliminal’s. Today’s big issue: Islamic political movements. One of the four big questions we have been addressing all semester is the nature of the state, and this week they read Naguib Mahfouz’s. The Journey of ibn Fattoumeh. I showed them Wikipedia’s answer (the Douglas Adams fans chortled):. I showed the students a s...
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Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Sarah Shields. April 29, 2012. I’m delighted that people from six continents have viewed this blog! I wanted to call attention to two things:. For blog newcomers, please note that the newest posts are on top. To see posts from earlier in the semester, you need to scroll down. I would love to hear from readers! April 24, 2012. The students entered to an interview wit...
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The Mughalist: March 2013
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Friday, March 8, 2013. Daily Dose of E. M. Forster. It has been quite some time since I have picked up and read some fiction, or rather, it's been ages since I've read a novel cover to cover. Since reading Zadie Smith's On Beauty. There have been a few that I've started but abandoned halfway through, choosing instead a work of non-fiction (not all high brow history; Bossypants. Won over A Room with a View. The Pasteur...
The Mughalist: January 2013
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Monday, January 7, 2013. Lecture (10): O Majnun, Why So Blue? As a bit of early January serendipity, I came across a lecture by a true doyenne of Persian (and Arabic! Literature, Julie Scott Meisami, entitled "'I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues': Depictions of Majnun in Persian Illustrated Manuscripts," given at the 2009 Hamad bin Khalifa Symposium on Islamic Art. Hamad bin Khalifa Symposium on Islamic Art.
The Mughalist: October 2012
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Well said: The “. Is, of course, always apparitional, always a reductionist fantasy [.]. Yet acknowledging the fantasy of “. Does not, I think, reduce history to fiction; historians can still seek out a more multivalent and still substantial “. Plausible. ”. 9 no 1-2 (2009): 1-2ff. Judith M. Bennet. Tuesday, October 23, 2012. Offering Counsel to the Great Mughal. Which, it turns out , was.
The Mughalist: September 2012
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Saturday, September 29, 2012. That Javier Bardem secretly had a career as a Pakistani movie actor. Image courtesy of The Hotspot. Tuesday, September 18, 2012. There are few things that I love more than a well preserved giant lithograph. Though a well-indexed text is not far behind. Saturday, September 15, 2012. Parental Guidance and Universal Truths. Ed Ruben Levy (London: Luzac and Co., 1951), p. 5. The blog is an on...
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Saturday, December 20, 2014. Crash Course: Akbar, Aurangzeb, and the Historian's Perspective. The good folks at at Crash Course have a delightful present for those interested in Mughal history! The video is available here. And is embedded below. Errata: Aurangzeb was Akbar's great-grandson, not grandson). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About this humble wretch. Crash Course: Akbar, Aurangzeb, and the Historian. Thinking ...
The Mughalist: February 2013
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Monday, February 4, 2013. On Not Talking About Pakistan. On Facebook today I happened to click on a link from a friend who rarely posts anything about anything and it turned to be an essay by Taymiya R. Zaman with the provocative title "Not Talking About Pakistan". Well that would be a first, I thought, given how often everyone liked to talk about Pakistan. Just this Friday I attended a talk on ʻ. Taymiya R. Zaman.
The Mughalist: June 2013
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Friday, June 28, 2013. CFP: South Asian Religions Grad Conference, University of Toronto. For the call for papers you may also click here. The keynote speaker, Vasudha Dalmia, is currently editing two volumes, one of which is on religious interaction in Mughal India, with Munis D. Faruqui. Labels: call for papers. South Asia (religions of). Friday, June 7, 2013. Margaret Atwood on Reviews and Footnotes. The blog is an...
The Mughalist: Crash Course: Akbar, Aurangzeb, and the Historian's Perspective
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Saturday, December 20, 2014. Crash Course: Akbar, Aurangzeb, and the Historian's Perspective. The good folks at at Crash Course have a delightful present for those interested in Mughal history! The video is available here. And is embedded below. Errata: Aurangzeb was Akbar's great-grandson, not grandson). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). About this humble wretch. Crash Course: Akbar, Aurangzeb, and the Historian.
The Mughalist: June 2014
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Musings on culture, history, and people of a different time (and those who study them). Monday, June 2, 2014. Lecture (16): On the Importance of Storytelling and Narrative for Historians and the Discipline of History. Entitled " No More Plan B. It is in the context of these growing set of interrelated concerns that William Cronon delivered his Presidential Address entitled "Storytelling" at the Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association in 2013 made available here. Chicago: University of Chica...
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Thursday, July 9, 2015. I have switched schools and grades since I last blogged over here on my corner of the internet. I am now teaching first grade at a small private school in Chicago. I love it! 2015-16 will be my second year teaching there. It is truly my dream job. I am enjoying every minute of my lazy, slow-paced summer. My birthday was last week, and my wonderful husband gifted me with this lovely bag. I just love it! I am joining the Blog Hoppin'. Sunday, November 3, 2013. I didn't realize when ...
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Lesson and Material Downloads. July 13, 2014 · 10:17 am. Capture the Spear (GAME). This is a game that simulates the time when David snuck down into King Saul’s camp and stole his spear and water jug while his army was sleeping. O Stick (1 long and straight is better, because it represents Saul’s spear). O Water bottle (1). O Masking tape or chalk to mark a line on the floor or ground. O 1 Samuel 26:1-25. O Mark a line on the floor or ground to separate the two armies. O Practice the script. They escaped...
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Teaching the Modern Middle East: | Reflections on a Large Survey Course
Teaching the Modern Middle East:. Reflections on a Large Survey Course. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 29, 2012. I’m delighted that people from six continents have viewed this blog! I wanted to call attention to two things:. For blog newcomers, please note that the newest posts are on top. To see posts from earlier in the semester, you need to scroll down. If you click on the images, many will take you to interesting video clips that I have used in class. April 24, 2012. The st...
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Teaching Them to Fish. A Campaign to Freedom. Filling it with poison none the less. It came to me in a dream, just like Solomon! 8220;If you walk in My ways, keeping My statutes and commandments, as your father David walked, then I will prolong your days.”. Then Solomon awoke, and behold, it was a dream. And he came to Jerusalem and stood before the ark of the covenant of the Lord, and offered burnt offerings and made peace offerings, and made a feast for all his servant. Where’s the need? For many ameri...
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Teaching them to read. Tuesday, September 11, 2012. Thursday, December 8, 2011. Please visit our about me page. Looking for a reading tutor, help for your struggling reader, or more information about what we offer? Please visit http:/ about.me/beaconliteracy for social media links, as well as a link to our website. You may always contact us directly at 615.553.2851 or info@beaconliteracy.com. Have a great day! Old Hickory reading tutor. Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Mark Twain. Game on. Samuel L. Clemens.
