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EAST 240: Religions of China
4.00 Credits
Denison University
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EAST 241: The Mandate of Heaven in Classical China
4.00 Credits
Denison University
Classical China left two legacies of lasting importance: a political system that maintained the same tradition for the next two thousand years, and the Confucian ethical system that spread to Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. The course begins with the origins of Chinese history and moves through the first Empire from 220 B.C.E. to 220 C.E.(4 credits)
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EAST 262: Japanese Wood Block Prints and the Floating World
4.00 Credits
Denison University
This course explores the development of a Japanese style of art known as Ukiyo-e, a school of art which flourished during the Edo period 1600- 1868, and its most ubiquitous medium of production the woodblock print. The subject matter of the prints is tied to the development of Kabuki theatre and the pleasure districts; therefore our exploration of the subject will also include an examination of the rise of popular entertainment. The reproducible nature of the print medium and the popular subject matter place this art within a debate of the rise of popular culture and art in Japan.(4 credits)
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EAST 264: Special Topics in East Asian Art History
4.00 Credits
Denison University
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EAST 273: Modern Japan in Film and Literature
4.00 Credits
Denison University
This course uses film and modern literature to consider responses to political, economic, and sociological changes in Japanese society over the course of the twentieth century. This course taught in English.(4 credits)
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EAST 291: Art of Japan
4.00 Credits
Denison University
A survey of Japanese architecture, sculpture, painting, and the decorative arts from prehistoric times to the 20th century, with an emphasis on the works in their cultural and religious context.(4 credits)
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EAST 292: Art of China
4.00 Credits
Denison University
A survey of Chinese architecture, sculpture, painting and the arts from prehistoric times to the 20th century, with an emphasis on the works in their religious and cultural context.(4 credits)
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EAST 305: Philosophical Taoism in Chinese Literature
4.00 Credits
Denison University
This course examines a special group of Chinese texts that will not only enlighten, but also delight modern readers: ancient Taoist text written in fascinating literary style, and a variety of literary works informed with Taoist spirit. No knowledge of Chinese is required. (Normally offered in the spring) (4 Credits)
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EAST 309: Japan's Modern Canon
4.00 Credits
Denison University
In this course we will read extensively from the works of the four twentieth-century Japanese authors who have been elevated to the status of canonized writers, that is, whose works are regarded both in and out of Japan as essential in the history of Japanese letters. Note that readings will vary from semester to semester. This course taught in English.(4 credits)
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EAST 341: The Confucian Classics
4.00 Credits
Denison University
An examination of the basic Confucian texts of the East Asian cultural tradition that define the distinctive traits of what makes us human, and what norms define healthy and happy human relations. We shall read the Four Books of the Neo-Confucian tradition. In plumbing the subtleties of these texts we shall replicate the learning techniques employed in classical Confucian academies. Research essays concluding the course may focus on a Confucian thinker or concept in the Chinese, Korean, Japanese, or Vietnamese cultural traditions of East Asia.(4 credits)
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