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1 ANTHROPOLOGY 114 History of Anthropological Thought (Mahmood) TuTh 2-3: China (Liu Xin) MWF C Globalization (A. Ong) Note: not a Asia course but might be of interest to grad students M 1-3 ASIAN STUDIES 98 (1-4) Taiwanese Language Decal Topics course, "Introduction to Minority Religions in Asia" (Mehendale) Tu Th 2-3: Topics course, "Modern Perspectives on Ancient Korea" MWF 3-4 H195A Senior Honors H195B Senior Honors 198 (1-4) Taiwanese Language Decal 199 Independent Study 201 Graduate proseminar (required class for MA students, 201 Wheeler) Tu 5-7 BUDDHIST STUDIES C116 Buddhism in China (Overbey) Tu Th 11-12:30 C128 Buddhism in Contemporary Society (A. Von Rospatt) MWF 1-2 C141 Introductory Readings in Japanese Buddhist Texts (Blum) Tu Th 12:30-2 C190 Topics in Buddhist Studies (Topic TBA) 200 Proseminar in Buddhist Studies (Sharf) TBA

2 BUDDHIST STUDIES (continued) C215 Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts(A. Von Rospatt, cross-listed w/ South Asian C215) W 3-6 C 223 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts (Sharf, cross-listed w/ Chinese C223) Th 12-3 C 224 Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts (Ronis, cross-listed w/ Tibet C224 and SA C224 Tu 3-6 C 250 Art and Archaeology of Buddhism (Bopearachchi) MF 4-5:30 CHINESE 1B Elementary Chinese (6 sections) see schedule 7B Introduction to Modern Chinese Literature & Culture (Lam) Tu Th 2-3:30 10B Intermediate Chinese (3 sec) see schedule 10X Intermediate Chinese for Mandarin Speakers (2 sec) see schedule 10Y Intermediate Chinese for Dialect Speaker (3 sec) see schedule 100B Advanced Chinese (1 sec) MTWTF XB Advanced Chinese for Heritage Learners (3 sec) see schedule 101 4th-year Readings: Literature (3 sec) see schedule 110B Intro to Literary Chinese (L. Lam) TuTh 11-12: Fifth-Year Chinese (Li) MWF 12-1 C116 Buddhism in China (cross listed w/ Budd St C116) Tu Th 11-12: Topics in Daoism Tu Th 9: Readings in Vernacular Chinese Literature Tu Th 12: Contemporary Chinese Language Cinema (Bao) MW 9:30-11

3 CHINESE (continued) 180 The Story of the Stone (Jones) MWF Early Chinese Thought W 3-6 C223 Readings in Chinese Buddhist Texts (Sharf, cross-listed w/ Budd Studies C223) Th Texts on the Civilization of Medieval China (Varsano) Th Modern Chinese Literature (Jones) M 3-6 EALC C128 Buddhism in Contemporary Society (cross-listed w/ Budd Std & SSEAS) MWF 1-2 C175 Archaeology of East Asia (Gibbs) Tu Th 3: Teaching East Asian Philosophy and Religion (Csikszentmihalyi) TBA ECONOMICS 100A Economic Analysis--Micro (note lower-div prereq) MW 4-5:30 100B Economic Analysis--Macro (note lower-div prereq) Tu Th 2-3:30 101A Economic Theory-Micro (note lower-div prereq) Tu Th 9: B Economic Theory-Macro (note lower-div prereq) Tu Th 5-6:30 162* The Chinese Economy (D. Roland-Holst) Tu Th 2-3:30 Pre-req: 100A-100B or 101A-101B

4 FILM 151 Auteur Theory, "Taiwan Film Auteurs" (Bao) MW 9: Topics in Film "Japanese and East Asian Cinema, Art, and Visual Culture " (SaTu 2-5 GEOGRAPHY 164 Geography of Economic Development in China (Hsing) Tu Th 12:30-2 HISTORY 6B* Intro to Chinese History from the Mongols to Mao (Cook) TuTh 9:30-11 *Fulfills lower-div history pre-req to declaring major 103F Spec Topics. Topic TBA 111B Modern Southeast Asia (Zinoman) Tu Th 11-12:30 114B Modern South Asia (Bakhle) Tu Th 9: D Twentieth-Century China (Cook) Tu Th 3: B Japan MWF U Rhetoric fo History, with a Focus on Kingship and Legitamacy (Nylan)

5 HISTORY OF ART 134C Buddhist Art in the Modern/Contemporary World (Levine) MWF A South Asian Art: Ancient (Ray) Tu Th 3: Seminar in Chinese Art (Berger) W Seminar in Japanese Art "Making Art Modern in Japan" (Levine) W 2-5 INTERDISC STUDIES FIELD MAJOR 100A Intro to Social Theories&Cultural Analysis (can count Theories & Methods req-undergrads MW B See above TuTh 12:30-2 Since there is no second disciplinary focus class offered through this dept, courses from other depts can be used. INTL & AREA STUD 102 Scope and Methods of Research in Intl and Area Studies Tu Th 3:30-5 (course can count towards Theories & Methods req for undergrads) JAPANESE 1B Elementary Japanese (7 sec) see schedule 7B Introduction to Modern Japanese Lit and Cultures (Wallace) Tu Th 11-12:30 10B Intermediate Japanese (3 sec) see schedule 100B Advanced Japanese (2 sec) see schedule 100X Advanced Japanese for Heritage Learners (Wallace) MTWTF Fourth-year Readings: Japanase Culture MW 3-4:30

6 JAPANESE (continued) 104 Fourth-year Readings: Japanase History MWF Fifth-Year Japanese for Research and Professional Use MWF Classical Japanese Poetry Tu Th 3:30-5 C141 Introductory Readings in Japanese Buddhist Texts (Blum) Tu Th 12: Contemporary Japanese Literature (Wallace) Tu Th 2-3: Introduction to Japanese Linguistics (Hasegawa) MWF Modern Japanese Literature (O'Neill) Tu Th 12: Urami: Rancor and Revenge in Japanese Literature (Wallace) MWF Seminar in Classical Japanese Poetry (Horton) F 3-6 C231 Japanese Studies: Past, Present and Future? (O'Neill) W Seminar in Postwar Japanese Literature (Tansman) Tu 12-3 KOREAN 1B Elementary Korean (5 sec) see schedule 1BX Elem Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) see schedule 7B Intro to Modern Korean Literature and Cultures (H. Park) MWF B Intermediate Korean (2 sec) see schedule 10BX Intermediate Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) see schedule 100B Advanced Korean see schedule 100BX Advanced Korean for Heritage Speakers (2 sec) see schedule

7 KOREAN (continued) 102 Fourth-Year Readings: Social Sciences and History MWF Fifth-Year Korean: Korean for Research and Professional Use (Ko) MWF Modern Korean Poetry (Kwon) Tu Th 9: Readings in Modern Korean Literature (Kwon) Tu Th 2-3: Gender and Korean Literature (Park) MWF Modern Korean Fiction in Translation (Park) MWF LEGAL STUDIES 161 Law in Chinese Society (R. Berring) TuTh 2-3:30 LINGUISTICS 100 Intro to Linguistic Science (can count towards Theories & Methods req for undergrads) MWF Since there is no second disciplinary focus class offered through this dept, courses from other depts can be used. MUSIC 140 Javanese Gamelan (1st session Beginners; 2nd session Intermed) see schedule 248A Topics in Asian Music (Wade) W 9-noon

8 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 126 Silk Road Art and Archaeology (S. Mehendale) Tu Th 12:30-2 PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES 135 Peace and Security in the Northeast Asia (Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan) Tu Th 3:30-5 POLITICAL ECON 100 Classical Theories of Political Economy (can count Theories & Methods req undergrads) TuTh 3: Contemporary Theories of Political Economy (can count Theories & Methods req-undergradtuth 12:30-2 Since there is no second disciplinary focus class offered through this dept, courses from other depts can be used. 150 Adv Study "Patterns of Regional Development in China's Reform Era" Tu Th 9:30-11 POL SCI 112A History of Political Theory (can count Theories & Methods req-undergrads) Tu Th 11-12:30 143C Chinese Politics (Lorentzen) Tu Th 9: American Foreign Policy Toward Asia (Pempel) Tu Th 9: B Politics of Divided Korea (Lee) Tu Th 11-12:30 145A South Asian Politics (Bussell) Tu Th 12: E Spec Topic (topic TBA but will be on Asia) MW 4-5:30

9 RELIGIOUS STUDIES C166 India's Great Epics MWF SOCIOLOGY 102 Sociological Theory II (can count towards Theories & Methods req for undergrads) Note pre-tu Th 9: Topics in Area Studies "Cultural Change in East Asia" (J. Lie) Tu Th 3:30-5 SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES C145 Buddhism in Contemporary Society (cross-listed w/ Rel Studies) 190 Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies, topic TBA 250 Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies (M. Faruqui, Wentworth, Edwards) SOUTH ASIAN 1B* Intro to Civilization of Medieval and Modern India Tu Th 11-12:30 *Fulfills lower-div history pre-req to declaring major C142 India's Great Epics (Goldman) MWF Islam in South Asia (Faruqui) TuTh 12:30-2 C215B Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts (A. Von Rospatt) W 3-6 C224 Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts (Ronis) Tu 3-6

10 SOUTHEAST ASIAN 10B Intro to the Civilization of Southeast Asia (Hadler) TuTh 11-12:30 *Fulfills lower-div history pre-req to declaring major 129 Mainland Southeast Asian Literature (Edwards) Tu Th 2-3:30 Tibetan 115 Contemporary Tibet (Ronis) TuTh 12:30-2 C224 Readings in Tibetan Budd Studies (cross-listed w/ Budd Std) Tu 3-6 Language courses available in Bengali, Filipino, Hindi-Urdu, Khmer, Malay/Indonesian, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tagalog, Tamil, Telugu, Thai and Tibetan. Check schedule for listings.

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