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EASTD 140: Major Religious Texts of East Asia
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This course aims at enabling students to read and analyze in depth major religious texts of East Asia, representing diverse traditions and genres. The course encourages students to take up their reading of texts not only as ways to acquire knowledge on Asian religious traditions, but as practice, labor, and play in which their ordinary way of understanding/experiencing the world and themselves will be challenged, reaffirmed, and renewed.
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EASTD 160: Writing Asian Poetry
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Readings in selected Chinese, Japanese, and Korean verse forms, and composition or imitation in English. Study of Li Po and Tu Fu (Chinese couplet), Basho (haiku and haibun mixed prose and poetry), Yun Son-do and other Korean poets (shijo), and composition/imitation. Final project, an extended suite of poems or mixed prose and poetry.
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EASTD 175: The History of Modern Science and Technology in East Asia
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This course investigates issues in technology transfer in nineteenth and twentieth century China and Japan with regard to changing modes of scientific inquiry and the relationship between science and national self-strengthening.
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EASTD 191: Zen: History, Culture, and Critique
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This course is an introduction to the religious history, philosophy and practices of Zen Buddhism. Zen is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese word Chan, which is itself a transcription of the Sanskrit word dhyana, meaning meditation. While meditation is the backbone of the Zen tradition, we will see that Zen has a number of different faces and will examine the rich diversity of the Zen tradition as it developed in China, Korea, and Japan.
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EASTD 195: Fighting Poverty in China: Redistribution, Social Rights & NGOs in Comparative Perspective
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This course is a research seminar on the political economy of poverty and inequality in China. Because China has tried such a wide variety of methods to combat poverty, it provides a useful "laboratory" for exploring the origins and impact of many different anti-poverty policies. After an introduction to cross-national concepts of poverty, inequality and social rights, students will examine famine relief, land reform, the welfare state, NGOs, and development programs targeted to the poor.
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EASTD 91r: Supervised Reading and Research
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Independent reading and research in East Asian Studies.
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EASTD 97ab: Introduction to East Asian Civilizations
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This course looks at some of the elements (philosophy and religion, art and literature, statecraft and technology) that are shared by the various regional cultures of East Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam), and the ways in which these vary in each of these cultures. We also look at the way in which the countries of East Asia have impacted each other in the process of modernization, and at their divergent paths towards globalization.
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EASTD 98b: Junior Tutorial--State and Society in Contemporary Japan
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Junior Tutorial for students in the Japan Social Science track. For students with an interest in the society, economy, politics, and popular culture of contemporary Japan.
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EASTD 98d: Junior Tutorial--The Political Economy of Modern China
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Junior Tutorial for students with an interest in China Social Sciences. After an introduction to the historical context of China's development, this course will focus on the political economy of reform in the post-Mao period. Some of the topics covered include democracy, the 1989 Tiananmen protests, the rise of entrepreneurs, the role of labor, rural-urban migration, and the Internet.
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EASTD 98f: Junior Tutorial -The Study of East Asian Religions
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
This tutorial is designed to deepen and extend the student's knowledge of the study of East Asian religions. It will build on the student's foundational understanding of the development and history of Buddhism, Daosim, Confucianism, Shinto, and various forms of popular religion, by situating that material in the context of larger issues in the study of East Asian religions. The overarching concern within this tutorial will be on reading and discussing methodologically oriented scholarship that will introduce the student to new and intellectually engaging approaches to the various traditions covered.
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