Asian Studies
Course
In Annandale (USA)
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Annandale (USA)
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Duration
Flexible
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The Asian Studies Program draws from courses in literature, history, politics, music, art history, anthropology, religion, and economics. With program faculty, students select a regional and disciplinary focus to create a coherent program of study. Although the program focuses on China, Japan, and South and Southeast Asia, students can investigate other regions. Intellectual emphasis is placed on comparative perspectives, both within Asia and with other regions.
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About this course
Before Moderation, students should take four courses cross-listed with the Asian Studies Program. Students focusing on Chinese and Japanese studies are expected to have taken at least one year of Chinese or Japanese language and at least two courses cross-listed with Asian Studies. One of these courses should be in their field of future interest, which may be any of the disciplines taught in the Arts, Languages and Literature, or Social Studies Divisions. For graduation, Asian Studies students should complete a minimum of 40 credits in Asian Studies.
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Subjects
- Music
- Revolution
- Politics
- Projects
- Mentality
- Chinese
- Sampling
- Offered
- Cinematic
- Modernisms
- Languages
Course programme
A sampling of Asian Studies courses offered in the last few years includes courses from the Division of the Arts (Arts of China, Arts of India, Asian American Artists Seminar, Asian Cinematic Modernisms, Music of Japan); Division of Languages and Literature (Chinese Calligraphy, Critical Orientalisms, Fiction from the Indian Subcontinent, Modern Chinese Fiction, Representations of Tibet, Reading and Translating Japanese); and the Division of Social Studies (Asian Economic History, Buddhist Thought and Practice, Classical Indian Philosophy, Culture and Globalization in Japan, Imperial Chinese History, International Politics of South Asia, Mao’s China and Beyond).
Recent Senior Projects in Asian Studies
- “Fear and Force in the Cultural Revolution: The Power of Mass Mentality”
- “The New Woman: An Age of Revolution through the Eyes of 20th-Century Chinese Women Writers”
- "Reading and Translating Miyazawa Kenji: An Anthology of Short Stories”
Asian Studies