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EA 300H: Classical Chinese
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Introduction to the basic grammar, syntax, and vocabulary of Classical Chinese; readings of excerpts from original texts in early history and philosophy such as the Confucian Analects and Daoist fables. Prerequisite: CN 202.
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EA 304H: Seminar in Chinese Thought:Taoism
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Explore philosophical issues in Taoism in a historical and comparative framework. Emphasis on Taoist epistemology, ontology, ethics through study of classic texts, commentary tradition, and comparative works in Buddhist, classical Greek, and modern Western philosophy. Prerequisite: EA 201G or PL 103G.
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EA 305: Lives of Chinese Sages
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Studies the ideals of sagehood and supernatural power in Chinese tradition, primarily from classical, Daoist, and Chan (Zen) Buddhist perspectives. Emphasis on biographies of Chinese sages, their writings, philosophy, and poetry. Prerequisite: EA 201G or PL 103G.
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EA 310G: Modern China
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
China since 1800, including the response to Western and Japanese imperialism, the Communist Revolution and Mao's China, and reforms in the post-Mao era. Focus on political and social history and the lived experience of individual Chinese.
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EA 311G: Modern Japan
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Japan since 1800, including crisis of Tokugawa Japan, Meiji restoration and reform, success of Imperial Japan, Pearl Harbor and World War II, the A-Bomb and American Occupation, and post-war economic growth and social and political challenges.
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EA 312G: History of Southeast Asia
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
A survey of the pre-history of Southeast Asian peoples, the formation of early kingdoms, the social and economic context of commercial life, the impact of European colonialism, the development of nationalist consciousness, and contemporary challenges.
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EC 201S: Introductory Economics of the Environment
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Introduction to economic perspective of US and global environmental policy issues. Topics include air and water pollution, climate change, biodiversity, trade and environment, toxic waste. (Does not count towards Major or Minor in Economics.)
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EC 281S: Principles of Microeconomics
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Price theory, operation of market system. Industrial structure and pricing under different competitive structures. Required of all students majoring in economics.
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EC 282S: Principles of Macroeconomics
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Main sectors of the economy (consumers, business and government) focusing on policy. Monetary and fiscal policy, inflation, recession, balance of payments. Required for all students majoring in economics.
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EC 301S: Leadership:The Human Side of Economics
3.00 Credits
Eckerd College
Experiential exercises, readings, and class discussion designed to investigate and challenge behavioral assumptions of contemporary economics paradigm. Leadership theories will be explored to facilitate a broader understanding of human organizational behavior and optimal decision making.
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