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PERSONAL NARRATIVES:
Studying Cultural Interaction, Exchange And Migration Through First Person Accounts ORIAS Summer Teacher's Institute July 25th to July 29th, 2005 2223 Fulton Street 6th Floor University of California, Berkeley |
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The theme for the 2005 ORIAS Summer Institute will be teaching and learning about world history, cultural interaction, exchange and migration through personal narratives. The study of interaction among cultures and populations provides a fabric for holding the sequence of area studies in world history together and offers coherent threads for planning the overall curriculum. Illustrating the opportunities, events and systems that drive this interaction through eyewitness accounts engages students in the sense of historical empathy and promotes academic literacy by framing questions of research, evidence and point of view. Primary sources such as letters, diaries, interviews, autobiographies, and travelogues have long provided unique insights and perspectives on world history. Most recently, weblogs have added further raw material for analyzing current events as they are experienced and debated across borders. |
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by the University of California at Berkeley Office of Resources for International
and Area Studies (ORIAS), Center for Korean Studies, Center for Latin American
Studies, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Institute of Slavic, East European
and Eurasian Studies, Center for South Asia Studies, Center for Southeast
Asia Studies, Institute of East Asian Studies, Institute of European Studies.
University funding is provided by Title VI grants from the United States Department of Education and the Korea Foundation. Co-sponsored by Bay Area Global Education Program (BAGEP) at the World Affairs Council of Northern California. |
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