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Patricia Goldsworthy-Bishop

Professor, History

88464 | goldswop@wou.edu
BELL 218

Why I chose WOU

At WOU since

09/16/2011

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Office Hours

Mon	Tues	Weds	Thurs	Fri
	9 - 12:30 (Zoom)	10 - 11:30 (Office)

Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
HST 434	MEDITERRANEAN WORLDS	HYBRD* CRS	-------	-
HST 106	WRLD HST: THE MODERN WORLD	ONLINE CRS	-------	-
HST 434	MEDITERRANEAN WORLDS	BELL 111	-M-----	1400-1550
HST 499	SENIOR SEMINAR	BELL 111	-M-W---	1200-1350

Publications

"Staying Close to Power: Picturing the Sultan¿s Entourage in turn-of-the-century Morocco" in Getting the Picture: The History and Visual Culture of the News Jason Hill and Vanessa Schwartz, eds. Bloomsbury Press, forthcoming (2014 - 2015). " ` The Sultan of Morocco Defies the Prophet¿ : Revisiting Abd al-Aziz¿s Photography and Reign" The Journal of North African Studies, forthcoming (2014). " Images, Ideologies, and Commodities: The French Colonial Postcard Industry" Early Popular Visual Culture, 8 no. 2 (2010): 147 ¿ 167.

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