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1 ASIA AND RELATED COURSES FALL 2011 Note: This is not an exhaustive list. If you think a course will count towards your requirements, send me the course description. Grad courses are in bold. Course Course Title Can count as (for undergrads only) Anthropology 141 Comparative Society; non-western societies Theory & Methods 169B Research theory & methods in Socio-cultural Anthro Theory & Methods 189A Special topics, "Poverty and Rights in the Asian-Pacific" Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc 280C South Asia Asian American Studies 138 Topics in Asian Popular Culture Concentration or Interarea/Interdis Asian Studies 10* Introduction to Asia Pre-req *pre-req to declaring major 150 Topic TBA H195A Senior Honors Concentration or Interarea/Interdis H195B Senior Honors Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 199 Independent Study 201 Graduate proseminar (required class for incoming MA students) Buddhist Studies C115 Japanese Buddhism (cross listed w/ East Asian Lang & CultureConcentration or Interarea/Interdis C120 Buddhism on the Silk Road (cross listed w/ EALC) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C140 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C215 Indian Buddhist Texts (cross listed w/ SA)

2 C220 C223 Seminar in Buddhism and Buddhism Texts Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts Chinese 1A Elementary Chinese (7 sections) Foreign Language 1X Elementary Chinese for Mandarin Speakers (4 sections) Foreign Language 1Y Elementary Chinese for Dialect Speakers (5 sec) Foreign Language 10A Intermediate Chinese (4 sec) Foreign Language 100A Advanced Chinese (2 sec) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 100XA Advanced Chinese forheritage Learners (6 sec) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 101* Fourth-Year Readings: Literature (3 sec) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 110A* Introduction to Literary Chinese Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 111* Fifty-Year Chinese A (2 sec) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C140 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts (cross-listed w/ Budd St) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 155* Readings in Vernacular Chinese Literature Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 165* History of the Chinese Language Concentration or Interarea/Interdis *note lang pre-req 186 Confucius and His Interpreters Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 188 Popular Culture in 20th-century China Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 222 Early Chinese Thought C223 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts (cross-listed w/ Budd St) 280 Modern Chinese Cultural Studies EALC 109 History of the Culture of Tea in China and Japan Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C120 Buddhism on the Silk Road (cross-listed w/ Budd St) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 200 Proseminar: Approaches to East Asian Studies Economics 100A* Economic Analysis - Micro Theory & Methods

3 100B* Economic Analysis - Macro Theory & Methods 101A* Economic Theory - Micro Theory & Methods 101B* Economic Theory - Macro Theory & Methods C171* Economic Development Disciplinary focus *note pre-reqs History 6A* History of China: Origins to the Mongol Conquest Pre-req: lower div history 14* Introduction to the History of Japan Pre-req: lower div history *Fulfills lower-div history pre-req to declaring major 103F* Asia Upper div history req *class has special enrollment procedures (between July 5th and August 11th) : see schedule.berkeley.edu 111B Modern Southeast Asia Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 114B Modern South Asia Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 116C Modern China History upper-div req History of Art 100 Theories and Methods of Art History Theories & Methods 134 Buddhist Temple Art and Architecture in Japan Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 234 Seminar in Japanese Art Interdisciplinary Studies Field Major 100A Intro to Social Theories and Cultural Analysis Theory & Methods 100B See above see above International and Area Studies 102 Scope and Methods of Research in IAS Theory & Methods

4 Japanese 1A Elementary Japanese (13 sec) Foreign Language 10A Intermediate Japanese (6 sec) Foreign Language 100A Advanced Japanese (4 sec) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 101* Fourth-Year Readings: Social Sciences Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 103* Fourth-Year Readings: Japanese Literature Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 111* Fifth-Year Japanese A Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C115 Japanese Buddhism Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 120 Introduction to Classical Japanese Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 146* Japanese Historical Documents Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 155* Modern Japanese Literature Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 160* Intro to Japanese Linguistics Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 163* Translation Concentration or Interarea/Interdis *note lang prereq 188 Japanese Visual Culture: Intro to Anime Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 255 Seminar in Classical Japanese Texts Korean 1A Elem Korean (4 sec) 1AX Elem Korea for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) 10A Intermedite Korean (2 sec) 10AX Int Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) 100A Advanced Korean Outside of area 100AX Adv Korean for Heritage Speakers Outside of area 101 Fourth-Year Readings: Literature (2 sec) Outside of area 111 Fifth-Year Korean A (2 sec) Outside of area 140 Narrating Persons and Objects in Trad Kor Prose Outside of area 155 Modern Korean Fiction Outside of area

5 Linguistics 100 Intro to Linguistic Science Malay/Indonesian 1A 100A 210A Intro Indonesian Intermed Indonesian Seminar in Malay letters and oral traditions Music 134B Music of Japan Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 140 Javanese Gamelan (audition req) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 146 Balinese Gamelan (audition req) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis Peace and Conflict Studies 100 Peace Theory: Approaches and Analyses Theory & Methods Philosophy 100 Philosophical Methods Theory & Methods Political Economy of Industrial Societies 100 Classical Theories of Political Economy Theory & Methods Contemporary Theories see above Contemporary Theories, "China and Globalization" (Prof. Po) see above Political Science 112C History of Political Theory Theory & Methods

6 138E The Varieties of Capitalism: Pol Econ Systems of the World* Concentration or Interarea/Interdis *50% or more of the syllabus must be on Asia 143B Japanese Politics Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 143C Chinese Politics Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 144B Politics of Divided Korea Concentration or Interarea/Interdis 243B Political Authoriy and Economic Exchange in East Asia (H. Lee) 245B International Relations in East Asia (Pempel) Religious Studies C161 Religion in Early India (cross-listed w/ South Asian) Concentration or Interarea/Interdis C165 Hindu Mythology Concentration or Interarea/Interdis Sociology 101 Sociological Theory I Theory & Methods 102 Sociology Theory II see above 105 Sociological Methods see above South and Southeast Asian Studies 120 Topic TBA 250 Graduate seminar, topics TBA South Asian C127 Religion in Early India Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc C140 Hindu Mythology Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc 148 Religious Nationalism in South Asia Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc 215A Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts Southeast Asian

7 10A Intro to Civilization of Southeast Asia Pre-req: lower-div history 130 Articulations of the Female in Indonesia Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc 137 Islam and Society in Southeast Asia Concentration or Interarea/Interdisc

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