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Welcome
The Department of History at the University of Victoria consists of 34 regular
faculty, ten adjunct faculty, and sessional instructors. The department offers a rich variety of undergraduate courses at the introductory
and advanced levels, as well as programs leading to M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. The main geographical areas of instruction, supervision and
research are American, Asian, British, Canadian, European, and World history. Specialists cover periods from the Middle Ages to the present.
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Distinguished Women Scholars Lecture: Dr. Paula Fass
March 1 2012, 7:00pm David Strong 116
Dr. Fass's talk, “The Child Centered Family: New Rules in Post-World War II America,"
re-examines the notion that child-centeredness has dominated middle class family life since World War II.
Instead, Fass argues that parents began to limit children's freedom and autonomy in serious ways that have
become manifest in the severe restrictions and intense supervisions of the 21st century.
Why Study History?
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