William Breitenbach

 

William BreitenbachBA, Harvard, 1971
M Phil, PhD, Yale, 1975, 1978

William Breitenbach teaches U.S. history from the colonial period through the Civil War, including courses on early American autobiography, the Revolution, Transcendentalism, Lincoln, and intellectual history to 1865. He also teaches the historical methods course. His scholarly interests are the theologian Jonathan Edwards and the utopian John Humphrey Noyes.

 


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My courses:

History 200, "Doing History"
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History 351, "Early American Biography"
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History 371, "American Intellectual History to 1865"

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Humanities 122, "Utopia/Dystopia"
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Materials pertaining to all of my courses



CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of History
University of Puget Sound
1500 N. Warner Street
Tacoma Wa 98416-1033



253.879.3167
wbreitenbach@pugetsound.edu

On sabbatical Spring 2013.  No office hours are scheduled.