2003-2004 teaching schedule [removed Sept. 1, 2003]
- Spring 2003 teaching schedule:
Hist 2C (World History): 2c course website
Hist 233A (first half of a graduate research seminar)(2003 233AB syllabus)
Hist 199ra: Holocaust oral history project (see also the description in the FRAP directory) - Fall 2003 teaching schedule:
Hist 33D, "Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Holocaust" (2003 course web site)
Hist 233B (second half of graduate research seminar) (2003 233AB syllabus) - Winter 2004: Perhaps Hist 201E-Germany (an advanced
graduate reading seminar), OR
Hist 133Q, reading seminar on the Holocaust
[removed Dec. 23, 2004]
- Spring 2004 office hours: Wed. 1-2, Thu. 11-noon
- Spring 2004: Hist 133P (133p course website).
[removed Feb. 20, 2005]
- Jan. 2003-July 2004: I
amwas co-chair of the UCSB work group on General Education. To follow the group's work, go to the: GE work group page. - January 2003: My book Legacies of Dachau has won the Conference Group for Central European History's Hans Rosenberg book prize for the best book on central European history published in the 2000 and 2001. text+image of award letter
- July 2004: images from anti-Jewish children's
book test page;
"Personal Remembrance and History" workshop page added under presentations.
[removed May 12, 2005]
- Sept. 2004: 2004-05
teaching schedule: on research leave
Fall, W, Spr.
(no office hours, contact me by e-mail: marcuse@history.ucsb.edu) - 2/20/05: On April
29 I will be presenting at a German-French colloquium in Munich:
"Memories and History: From the Experiential World of the Concentration
Camps."
My presentation is titled: "How Dachau has Changed: Ideas and Goals of Its Presentation, 1945-2005" (in German).I will upload the colloquium program when it is available.3/13/05: The conference website is: www.dachau2005.com; blurb about my presentation (French)
- 3/29/05: I've uploaded the remaining 6 133p proseminar papers from spring 2004 to the 133p papers index page.
- January 2005:
I
attended the conference "Genocides: Forms, Causes and Consequences"
in Berlin, Jan. 13-15: Haus
der Kulturen der Welt page; program
(from: http://www.hist.net/ag-genozid/namibianwar). After that I will
be in Dachau, Munich and Frankfurt.
1/27/05: outline of my presentation "Memories of Genocide and the Development of Collective Memories" added to Presentations page. - Dec. 29, 2004: web site reconfiguration, with separate Publications, Presentations, and Courses pages; new personal page at marcuse.org.
- October 2004: Legends
about Nazi Germany pages created as part of my Dachau Project;
also GSA roundtable handout on Historians and the Internet added.- In my quest to understand meaningful education I've moved from UCSB's GE to the "No Child Left Behind" Act in our public schools. I'm collecting data on what NCLB means at my local Isla Vista School.
[removed 12/20/06]
- 9/28/06: Fall 2006 office hours: Mondays and Tuesdays, noon-1pm.
Major update of my Dollars-to-Marks Historical Currency Conversion page.
Coming soon: New Hist 133A: 19th Century German History course homepage. - 2006-07 teaching schedule (last updated 10/29/06: W07 times)
Fall 06: Hist 133A: 19th Century Germany (lecture) (1997 syllabus, website):
Girvetz 2121, MWF 11-11:50 (9/25: waiting list begun)
[removed 6/21/07]
- 12/20/06: Winter 2007 office hours: Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 & by appointment
- 3/28/07: Office hours Spring 2007: Monday 12:30-1:30 & Thursdays noon-1pm.
- 2006-08 teaching schedule (last updated 12/23/06: W07 times)
Fall 06: Hist 133A: 19th Century Germany (lecture) (2006 syllabus, website):
Girvetz 2121, MWF 11-11:50 (9/25: waiting list begun)
Wint 07: Hist 133B: 20th Century Germany, I: 1900-1945 (lecture) (2007 website):
HSSB 4020 , TR 11-12:15
Hist 201E: Graduate reading seminar in German and public history:
HSSB 4201, Mon. 2-4:50 (2007 website)
Spr. 07: Hist 133C: 20th Century Germany, II: 1945-1990 (2007 website)
Hist 217B: Graduate research seminar, part 1 (2007 syllabus)
2007 emphasis: public history and memory. Thur. 9-11am
Int 94 (freshman seminar): Representing Hitler and Nazism, 1925-2006
HSSB 3201, Tue. 1-1:50, enroll code 50237 (2007 website)
[removed 9/23/07]
- 8/5/06: new review posted: Wittmann and Pendas on Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial
(note 9/25/06: most of body text removed pending print publication; 2/12/07: restored) - 9/26/06: review of Boris Barth, Dolchstosslegenden (2003) added to reviews page
- 2/22/07: New pre-1955 source for Niemöller Quotation found. It was republished in 1966, which might explain the reappearance in the Congressional Record in 1968.
- 4/26/07: created a homepage for Hist 217ab
- Last updates to major pages: technology presentation and book presentation in Dachau, both on presentations page; also Jason Dawsey's biographical prospectus added to Guenther Anders page (Sept. 2004), new notes & discussion document on the Martin Niemoeller page (Feb. 2007), and new reviews of my book on the Dachau page (Feb. 2005); massive updates to Herbert Marcuse Publication and Books About pages, June 2005.
[removed 1/8/08]
- 6/2/07: I'm starting a page for my Zotero/Endnote presentation.
- 9/23/07: My Fall 2007 office hours: Thursdays, 12-2.
- The UCSB History department is finally updating its website with a major overhaul, and I've just completed my new departmental Harold Marcuse faculty homepage.
[removed 5/1/08]
- 1/8/08: My Winter 2008 office hours: Mon. 11-noon, Tue. 2-3.
I've created a Grade Distributions page with data from my lecture courses 2002-2007. - Fall 07: Hist 217C: Graduate research seminar, part 2 (2007 Hist 217 homepage)