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183 results for "Japan"

History 1023. Japan 101: Japan in Asia and the World

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Prof. David Howell Prof. Andrew Gordon Japan is a collection of islands, but its past and present unfolds through continuous interaction with wider worlds. This course places Japan in contexts of Asian and global history. It begins with the people...

History 1023. Japan in Asia and the World

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Prof. Andrew Gordon Japan is a collection of islands, but its past and present unfolds through continuous interaction with wider worlds. This course places Japan in contexts of Asian and global history. It begins with the people, institutions, and ideas...

Oceanic Japan: The Archipelago in Pacific and Global History

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Japan’s oceans demand our attention. Violent, prolific, and changeful, they define life and death on the archipelago: pushing the shore under the rush of tsunami, charging typhoon circulation, feeding millions, and seeding conflicts over territory and...

East Asian Studies 98B. Junior Tutorial - Japan and the World

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Prof. Susan Pharr Junior Tutorial option for EAS. Open to Government and other concentrators. For students with an interest in the society, economy, politics, and popular culture of contemporary Japan and its place in the world. EAS 98a, 98b, 98d, 98g or...

Japanese Literature 162. Girl Culture: Media and Japan

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Prof. Tomiko Yoda In contemporary Japan, girls and girl culture are considered to be among the most significant sources of popular cultural trends. For instance, the girly aesthetics of “cute” ( kawaii ) has animated broad areas of Japanese culture since...

Japanese Literature 162. Girl Culture--Media and Japan

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Prof. Tomiko Yoda In contemporary Japan, girls and girl culture are considered to be among the most significant sources of popular cultural trends. For instance, the girly aesthetics of “cute” ( kawaii) has animated broad areas of Japanese culture since...