AmS 1030. LANDSCAPES, ENVIRONMENTS, AND U.S. CULTURE
Interdisciplinary study of U.S. landscapes and environments as
an index to the United States' diverse cultures. Readings from
travelers, naturalists, ecologists, geographers, poets, and
fiction writers; slides of paintings and photographs; films.
AmS 1040. U.S. CULTURE: THE FRONTIER HERITAGE
The frontier experience examined through primary documents,
film, art, myth, literature, and historiography, with emphasis on
cross-cultural comparisons of the Canadian and American frontiers
from the perspective of Europeans and Native Americans of both
genders.
AmS 1060. AMERICAN IMMIGRANT HERITAGE
Immigrant and ethnic experiences in the 20th century as
depicted in prose, poetry, and the arts; patterns of contemporary
prestige and status.
AmS 5101. DIRECTED STUDY
Supervised independent study on selected American studies
topics or themes.