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1 ASIA RELATED COURSES SPRING 11 Note: This is not an exhaustive list. If you think a class will count towards your requirements, send the syllabus to shinde@berkeley.edu Grad courses are in bold. Course Course Title Can count as (for undergrads only) ANTHROPOLOGY 114 History of Anthropological Thought Theory & Methods 170 China C-Area focus 280D China (Prof Liu Xin) ARCHITECTURE 265 Japanese Craft and Construction (Buntrock) ASIAN STUDIES 98 (1-4) Taiwanese Language Decal None 98-7 Chinese Film Decal None Spec Topics: Japanese Culture and Society: Social TranJ-Area focus & Everyday Practice Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region: Central Asia and/c-area focus TBA H195A Senior Honors Area focus H195B Senior Honors Area focus 198 (1-4) Taiwanese Language Decal None Chinese Film Decal None 199 Independent Study 201 Graduate proseminar (required class for MA students) BUDDHIST STUDIES C50 Intro to the Study of Buddhism (cross-listed w/ EALC C50None

2 C126 Buddhism and the Environment (cross-listed w/ EALC C Interarea/Interdisc C174 Japanese Buddhism in Diaspora Interarea/Interdisc C215B Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts(cross-listed w/ South Asian C215B) I C220 Seminar in Buddhist Texts (cross-listed w/ EALC C220) C223 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts (cross-listed w/ Chinese C223) C224 Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts (cross-listed w/ Tibetan C224) CHINESE 1B Elementary Chinese (5 sections) Foreign Language 7B Introduction to Modern Chinese Literature None 10A Intermediate Chinese (2 sec) Foreign Language 10X Intermediate Chinese for Mandarin Speakers (3 sec) Foreign Language 10Y Intermediate Chinese for Dialect Speaker (4 sec) Foreign Language 100B Advanced Chinese (1 sec) C-Area focus 100XB Advanced Chinese forheritage Learners (5 sec) C-Area focus 102 Fourth-year Readings: Social Sciences and History (3 se C-Area focus 110B Intro to Literary Chinese C-Area focus 112 Fifth-Year Chinese (2 sec) C-Area focus 134 Readings in Classical Chinese Poetry C-Area focus 158 Reading Chinese Cities C-Area focus 188 Popular Culture in 20th-Century China Area focus C223 Readings in Chinese Buddhism 230 Seminar in Chinese Literary History 257 Modern Chinese Literature EALC C50 Intro to Buddhism None 105 Dynamics of Romantic Core Values in East Asian PremoInterarea/Interdisciplinary Literature and Contemporary Film

3 C126 Buddhism and the Environment (cross-listed w/ BuddhisInterarea/Interdisciplinary 180 East Asian Film: Directors & their Contexts Interarea/Interdisciplinary 181 East Asian Film: Special Topics in Genre Interarea/Interdisciplinary C220 (Sharf) Seminar in Buddhism and Buddhist Texts ECONOMICS 100A Economic Analysis--Micro (note lower-div prereq) Theory & Methods 100B Economic Analysis--Macro (note lower-div prereq) Theory & Methods 162 The Chinese Economy C-Area focus FILM STUDIES 108 Special Topics in Film: Anime J-Area focus GEOGRAPHY 164 The Geography of Economic Development in China C-Area focus HINDI/URDU 1B Introductory Hindi None (for all courses) 2B Introductory Urdu 100B Intermediate Hindi 101B Readings in Modern Hindi 103B Intermediate Urdu 104B Advanced Urdu 221 Hindi Literature HISTORY 6B Intro to Chinese History from the Mongols to Mao Lower-div history 11 India Lower-div history 103F Asia (NOTE: special enrollment procedure from Oct 11- Upper-div history requirement

4 history.berkeley.edu/undergraduate for more info. 111C Political and Cultural History of Vietnam Outside of area 113B Modern Korean History Outside of area 116A Early China Upper-div history requirement 116C Modern China Upper-div history requirement 117A Chinese Popular Culture C-Area focus 118C Empire and Alienation: The 20th Century in Japan Upper-div history requirement 275F (Tackett) Historiography of Tang-Song China 280F-1 (Yeh) Asia, Topics TBA 280F-3 (Nylan) Received and excavated texts from early China HISTORY OF ART 100 Theories & Methods in Art History Theory & Methods 131A Early Chinese Painting C-Area focus 190A Asian, "Art and Propaganda in Modern China" C-Area focus 192A Undergrad Seminar: The Art Object in India Outside of area focus 192A-2 Undergrad Sem: Chinese Art in Global Perspective C-Area focus 236 Seminar in the Art of India INTERDISC STUDIES 100A Intro to Social Theories and Cultural Analysis (2 sec) Theory & Methods 100B See above Theory & Methods INTL & AREA STUD 102 Scope and Methods of Research in Intl and Area StudieTheory & Methods 150 Advanced Studies in Intl and Area Studies (TBA) JOURNALISM

5 218 China's Information Revolution 237 Reporting on Japan JAPANESE 1B Elementary Japanese (10 sec) Foreign Language 7B Introduction to Modern Japanese Lit and Cultures None 10B Intermediate Japanese (5 sec) Foreign Language 100B Advanced Japanese (3 sec) J-Area focus 102 Fourth-year Readings: Japanase Culture J-Area focus 104 Fourth-year Readings: Japanase History J-Area focus 132 Pre-Modern Japanase Diary (Nikki) Literature J-Area focus 159 Contemporary Japanese Literature J-Area focus 161 Intro to Japanese Linguistics: Usage J-Area focus C174 Japanese Buddhism in Diaspora J-Area focus 188 Japanese Visual Culture J-Area focus 230 Seminar in Classical Japanese Poetry 259 Seminar in Postwar Japanese Literature KOREAN 1B Elementary Korean (3 sec) None 1BX Elem Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) None 7B Intro to Modern Korean Lit None 10B Intermediate Korean (1 sec) None 10BX Intermediate Korean for Heritage Speakers None 100B Intermediate Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) Outside of area 102 Fourth-Year Readings: Social Sciences and History Outside of area 112 Fifth-Year Korean Outside of area 180 Critical Approaches to Modern Korean Lit Outside of area

6 200 Special topics in Korean Studies LEGAL STUDIES 161 Law in Chinese Society C-area focus LINGUISTICS 100 Intro to Linguistic Science Theories & Methods MUSIC 133C Music and Theatre in Southeast Asia Outside of area 140 Javanese Gamelan Outside of area 146B Balinese Gamelan Outside of area 240 Historical Readings in Ethnomusicology PHILOSOPHY 100 Philosophical Methods Theory & Methods POLITICAL ECON 100 Classical Theories of Political Economy Theory & Methods 101 Contemporary Theories of Political Economy Theory & Methods Special Topics: TBA POL SCI 112B History of Political Theory Theory & Methods 143A Northeast Asian Politics Interarea/Interdisc 143B Japanese Politics J-Area focus

7 244A Analysis of Contemporary China (Dittmer) RELIGIOUS STUDIES C162 Religion in South India (cross-listed w/ South Asia C141) Outside of area C166 India's Great Epics (cross-listed w/ South Asia C142 Outside of area SOCIOLOGY 101 Sociological Theory I Theory & Methods 102 Sociological Theory II Theory & Methods South and Southeast Asian Studies Special Topics: Topic TBA Outside of area Topics: Buddhist Movements in Modern Southeast Asia Outside of area Special Topics: Topic TBA Outside of area Special Topics: Topic TBA Outside of area 190 Special Topics: Topic TBA Outside of area Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies (Hadler) Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies (Faruqui) Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies (Edwards) SOUTH ASIAN 1B Intro to Civilization of Medieval and Modern India None R5B India in the Writer's Eye (6 sections) None 124 Modern Indian Literature Outside of area C141 Religion in South India Outside of area C142 India's Great Epics Outside of area C215B Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts

8 SOUTHEAST ASIAN 10B Intro to the Civilation of Southeast Asia Lower-div history prereq

198 (1-4) Taiwanese Language Decal 199 Independent Study 201 Graduate proseminar (required class for MA students, 201 Wheeler) Tu 5-7

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