IAS 3473 - The Arab-Israeli Conflict at the University of Oklahoma

Description

Prerequisite: ENGL 1213 or EXPO 1213. A survey of the history of the conflict around Eretz Israel/Palestine, with the aim of providing a better understanding of its roots and recent developments. The course looks at both sides of the conflict at various moments throughout its history and will present two very different historical narratives: the Israeli/Jewish and the Palestinian/Arab. (Irreg.)

Recent Professors

Gershon Lewental, Hadas Cohen, Rhona Seidelman

Recent Semesters

Spring 2024, Spring 2023, Spring 2022, Fall 2021, Spring 2017

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Rhona Seidelman

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Junior

ANTH

Really bad professor. I had her for Arab-Israeli conflict and it was a nightmare. This is the focus of my major and I didn't learn a single thing. She shows up late, takes 15 min to get ready and does not have a clear line of thought. The final paper guidelines (worth 30% of final grade) are horribly vague and asking for clarification is no help

Hadas Cohen

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Junior

PSC

I took the 8 Week Arab Israeli Conflict and it was pretty easy, she gave a good perspective on a controversial topic and didn't have any bias. Attendance is encouraged but not mandatory, she grades easily and doesn't really count points off often. I would probably take her again.

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Typical Class Length

1 hour 15 minutes, 1 hour 55 minutes

Attributes

Intl Studies Course, Course meets Liberal Arts req, Norman Upper Div Crse, Undergrad Upper Division Crse, Undergrad Intl Studies Crse, Asynchronous online

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