AMST courses at Brown
10,616 AMST courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- AMST 1904BHenry James Goes to the MoviesWRIT
- AMST 1904HThe Teen Age: Youth, Society and Culture in Early Cold War America
- AMST 1904KPower + Water: Material Culture and its Environmental Impact
- AMST 1904VDecolonizing Minds: A People's History of the World
- AMST 1905GLiterature and the Problem of Poverty (ENGL 1710K)
- AMST 1905LTranspacific Popular Culture
- AMST 1905NWar and the Mind in Modern AmericaWRIT
- AMST 1905OReading and Righting Histories of Violence
- AMST 1905RTheory and Practice of Local History (HIST 1972E)
- AMST 1905TImagining Formosa: American Writings on Taiwan
- AMST 1905XPublic Memory: Testimony, Memorial, Ritual
- AMST 1905ZEyes on the Prize: Literary Fiction as Cultural Capital
- AMST 1906DBodies of Knowledge: Health and Disease in American Culture
- AMST 1906HBeauty Pageants in American Society
- AMST 1906IDecolonizing Museums: Collecting Indingenous Culture in Taiwan and North America
- AMST 1906JRace, Gentrification, and the Policing of Urban Space (PLCY 1701W)
- AMST 1906LBooks, Material and Digital
- AMST 1906MMaking Knowledge in the Progressive Era: Institutions, Spaces, and Ideas
- AMST 1906NWhiteness, Power, and Privilege: The Invention and Persistence of the White Race
- AMST 1906PFood in American Society and Culture
- AMST 1906QThe History of Children and Childhood in America
- AMST 1906RLaw and Transformative Social Change
- AMST 1906SNarratives of Blackness in Latinx and Latin America (ENGL 1761B)
- AMST 1906TCaptive Voices: Atlantic Slavery in the Digital Age (HIST 1970G)
- AMST 1906UCulture as History: Making the 20th Century United StatesWRIT
- AMST 1906VVirtual Bodies: Play, Power, Performance
- AMST 1906XBlack Queer LifeWRIT
- AMST 1906YBodies at Work: Disability and Capitalism (STS 1700R)
- AMST 1906ZSenior Seminar in Science, Technology and Society (STS 1900)
- AMST 1907BIndigenous Peoples and Places: How Lines Are DrawnDIAP
- AMST 1907CJames Baldwin (ENGL 1711S)
- AMST 1907DAnthropology of Place
- AMST 1907EAmerican Selves: Individualism, Sociality, and Hierarchy in U.S. Political CultureOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1907FQueer Indigenous Studies and Two-Spirit CritiqueWRIT
- AMST 1907HSexy Good Medicine: Sex, Gender, and Indigeneity in (the) America(s) (ETHN 1751C).
- AMST 1907JFrom Harlem to Haiti to Harare: Black Politics and Culture Across BordersWRIT
- AMST 1907KEnvironmental Humanities in Queer and Trans Perspective
- AMST 1907LForming Latinx Literature
- AMST 1907MNationalizing Narratives: Race, Nationalism, and the American Novel (ENGL 1710M)
- AMST 1907NHarlem Renaissance: The Politics of Culture (ENGL 1710I)
- AMST 1907PMusic and Disability (MUSC 1246)
- AMST 1907QAI Ethics: Sacrifice Zones, ‘Fake’ Musicians, and Billionaire FantasiesOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1907RFilms that Teach: Education, Advertising, Propaganda, and Persuasion in Modern America
- AMST 1920AContemporary Narratives of US Slavery
- AMST 1950Pursuit of Happiness: Environmental Justice and Indigenous Rights
- AMST 1970Independent Reading and ResearchOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1977HCritical Race Theory Now (HMAN 1977H)
- AMST 2010Introduction to Interdisciplinary Methods
- AMST 2020EIntroduction to Interdisciplinary American Studies
- AMST 2050History of Black Travel - AFRI 2050