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First-Year Seminar: Knowing Today by Imagining Tomorrow
The History of the Future: A Century through Science Fiction
U.S. Exceptionalism: The American and the Frontier
Native American Identity in the U.S. Context
Native American Fiction and Film
The Trail of Tears
History and the Gothic Imagination
J.R.R. Tolkien in History, Political Thought, and Literature
Harry Potter and His Predecessors
Worlds Gone Wrong: The Dystopian Tradition
Fan Participation in Media and Culture
Topics Taught for Seminars Sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies
1999-Present
(at various universities including Pitzer College, Bryn Mawr College, Princeton University, Brown University, Duke
University, Chapman University, and UCLA)
Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Portrayals of the State
The Dystopian Literary Tradition and Political Thought
The Literature of the Frontiers
The Bureau of Indian Affairs and Native America
U.S. Media Culture
The
Revolutionary Era in America
The U.S. Federalist Era
History of the U.S. Presidency
Courses Taught for Vanderbilt University
1995-1997
Introduction to U.S. History, Part I
Introduction to U.S. History, Part II
Introduction to Western Civilization,
Part I
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