EALL.html Chauncey Chu, chinese Linguistics 417 Grinter Hall email chauncey@aall.ufl.eduJapanese Prof. of African and asian Lang. lit.. http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/jmurphy/EALLindex.sub4.html
Welcome To The Faculty Of Arts At The University Of Auckland, New Zealand. Offers full undergraduate and graduate training in asian Studies, chinese, Indonesian, japanese and Korean.Category Regional Oceania Faculties Arts the Department has been reorganised as the School of asian Studies which The Schooloffers full undergraduate and graduate training in chinese and japanese http://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/asia/
Extractions: The University of Auckland founded a Department of Asian Languages and Literatures thirty-five years ago. Since then it has grown to become the largest and most comprehensive Asia-related university department in New Zealand. In 2000 the department had more than 2,500 enrolments in its various courses, double the size of the Department in 1990. Public awareness of the importance of Asia to New Zealand has grown rapidly. Thirty years ago New Zealand's relations with Asia were in their relative infancy. Direct interactions with people from Asia are now regular and ordinary. Reflecting these changes and New Zealand's need for Asia-related skills, the Department has been reorganised as the School of Asian Studies which involves more staff and coordinates a wider range of courses. The School offers full undergraduate and graduate training in Chinese and Japanese Korean was founded in 1989 and continues to expand, with Masters level study starting in 1997. The School caters to the interest of a wide range of students from all faculties by offering not only language courses but also courses in
Asian Pacific Islands American History Literature For K-12 Index to asian American resources for English and Social Studies teachers in grades K12. Offers chronolo Category Society Ethnicity asian asian-American History Education for Southeast asian Refugees ERIC Digest asian Americans and map of internmentcamps Selected Works of japanese American Literature chinese Americans. http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/asia.htm
Appendix B Appendix BCourses for asian Studies Track (A) Courses on currents China (same asComp lit 540) chinese Prose chinese 570 Research in chinese Source Materials http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~amcircle/Asian Studies/Appendix_B.html
ASIAN LITERATURE RESOURCES asian LITERATURE RESOURCES. also a few translations of Longfellow and Shelley toChinese. japanese TEXT INITIATIVE http//etext.lib.virginia.edu/japanese/index http://www.aasianst.org/EAA/wg-lit.htm
Extractions: Extensive bibliographies of Chinese literature in translation, of reference materials including dictionaries and literary compendiums, of studies of Chinese authors arranged alphabetically, and of journals that deal with Chinese literature and culture. Published in conjunction with the journal, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture. CHINESE CLASSICAL POETRY A rich, excellent site that includes the text of "Midaregami" and "Ise Mongatari" as well as a collection of Noh plays and "Ogura Hyakunin Isshu" (One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets). The section on Noh plays provides an introduction by Rimer and two glossaries of Noh terms by Tyler and by Brazell. Additionally, one can look at the Noh translations and the originals in parallel frames. The section on "Ogura Hyakunin Isshu" has the original, the romanized version and an English translation, and a click on the poem will show a woodblock print from a Meiji-era edition of the poems. A fabulous resource.
Fall 2000 Schedule For East Asian Studies Dept. 0126 C HARTMAN A EAC 301 ADVANCED chinese 1 3.0 S FESSLER A EAJ 301 ADVANCEDJAPANESE 1 3.0 DEBLASI A EAS 270 WOMEN EAST asian lit 3.0 6842 http://www.albany.edu/eas/fall2000.htm
Extractions: If the link takes you to outdated material, please e-mail the instructor, not the webmaster! EAC 101L : ELEMENTARY CHINESE 1 : 5.0 : : 1600 : : MW 1115AM-1210PM: LC 0020 : : S CHANG A EAC 101L : DISC FOR A EAC 101L : 0.0 : : 1601 : : F 1115AM-1210PM: BA 0210 : : M LI : : : : : : TTH 1115AM-1210PM: HU 0113 : : A EAC 101L : DISC FOR A EAC 101L : 0.0 : : 1602 : : F 1115AM-1210PM: PC 0355 : : X ZHANG : : : : : : TTH 1115AM-1210PM: HU 0115 : : A EAC 101L : DISC FOR A EAC 101L : 0.0 : : 1603 : : F 1115AM-1210PM: BA 0211 : : N NONE ASSIGNED : : : : : : TTH 1115AM-1210PM: HU 0020 : : A EAC 201L : INTERMED CHINESE 1 : 5.0 : : 1604 : : DAILY 1010AM-1105AM: HU 0108 : :
Asian Literature asian Literature Guide picks. Large indexes of classic chinese, japanese,Indian, and other South asian literature. chinese Poetry http://classiclit.about.com/cs/asianliterature/
Journals For Students Journal of asian Studies. chinese. Muslim World. Alb, Bulgarian, Czech, Hun, Latvian,lit, Rum, Russian, Serbian Croatian, Slovene, Ukrainian. Slavic Review. http://aisoweb.monterey.army.mil/aisoweb/Journals Culture.htm
Extractions: Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Online Sources Digital Resources Language Links New Books ... Subscriptions Language and Cultural Journals For Students Title Languages The Afghanistan Studies Journal Arabic, Persian, Pashto, Dari Americas Spanish, Portuguese Arabic Studies Quarterly Arabic, Persian, Pashto, Dari, Turkish, Hebrew Asian Affairs Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese Asian Culture Quarterly Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Bur, Indonesian Asian Defence Journal Arabic, Chinese, Bur, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Tagalog, Thai, Vietnamese Asian Survey Tagalog, Thai, Vietnamese Beijing Review Bur, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese Business in Russia Russian China Quarterly Chinese China Today Chinese Contemporary Southeast Asia Bur, Chinese, Indonesian, Tagalog, Vietnamese Cultural Survival Quarterly General Current History General The Economist General Egypt Arabic Far Eastern Economic Review Arabic, Bur, Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Turkish, Persian, Pashto, Dari, Vietnamese Foreign Affairs General Greek Diplomatic Life Greek International Affairs General International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish, Ukrainian
East Asian Studies Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima Japan, the US and the Crisis in Asia. lit Trans, 261,LE, Survey of chinese literature in Translation. Introduction to asian Theatre. http://www.wisc.edu/ir/option_details/ea.htm
Extractions: East Asian Studies BASIC COURSEWORK is the same for all tracks and must be completed before declaring the major). REQUIRED COURSEWORK Majors need 37 credits in addition to Basic Coursework. 1. Language (2 courses) Chinese I Japanese I Korean I 2. Politics of China/Japan (2 courses) Poli Sci SD Japan and the World Order
Asian Studies 10 04 10001120 MW CHN 537 literary chinese 22081 4 1200-1350 MW JPN 572 JapaneseFilm lit 26323 6 04 1000-1120 MW ASIA 612 Top Approach asian St 21656 http://www-vms.uoregon.edu/~bnrserve/03W/subj/ASIA.html
Extractions: To view additional information on the specific section, click on the section's CRN (Course Reference Number). Subj Num Title CRN Avail Max Creds Times Days - CHN 151 Intro Chinese Film >1 20 84 04 16:00-17:20 MW 18:00-20:50 M CHN 151 + Dis 5 21 00 15:00-15:50 M CHN 151 + Dis 2 21 00 15:00-15:50 U CHN 151 + Dis 21 00 15:00-15:50 W CHN 151 + Dis 2 95 04 14:00-15:20 UH HIST 191 + Dis 24 00 10:00-10:50 U HIST 191 + Dis 1 24 00 10:00-10:50 U HIST 191 + Dis 24 00 12:00-12:50 U HIST 191 + Dis 1 23 00 12:00-12:50 U EALL 210 China: Cultur Odyssey >1 3 40 04 12:00-13:50 UH 12:00-13:50 U EALL 210 + Dis 1 9 00 09:00-09:50 M EALL 210 + Dis 17 00 09:00-09:50 U EALL 210 + Dis 2 14 00 09:00-09:50 W CHN 306 Hist of Chinese Lit >1 21 80 04 13:00-13:50 MWF CHN 306 + Dis 1 20 00 15:00-15:50 M CHN 306 + Dis 6 20 00 15:00-15:50 U CHN 306 + Dis 1 20 00 15:00-15:50 W CHN 306 + Dis 13 20 00 15:00-15:50 H JPN 306 Intro Japanese Lit >1 3 218 04 12:00-12:50 MWF JPN 306 + Dis 1 32 00 15:00-15:50 M JPN 306 + Dis
Asian And Asian-American Studies Classical chinese literature in Translation *CHIN 242. Modern chinese literaturein Translation AAAS 106. asianAmerican lit GEOG 259. http://www.binghamton.edu/bulletin/1996-97/asian.html
Extractions: For a full listing, click [ Table of contents The program in Asian and Asian American studies offers students an interdisciplinary concentration in the histories, societies, cultures, and languages of Asia, primarily of China and Japan, but including Korea, Soviet Asia, and Southeast Asia. The program offers courses in Chinese, Japanese, political science, sociology, history, economics, geography, anthropology, music, cinema, art history, and management. Harpur College and School of Management students also have the option of pursuing a cross-disciplinary East Asian/Management Studies concentration in the East Asian and Management Studies Program, which is described in the School of Management section. Asian Studies Concentration To qualify for a certificate in the cross-disciplinary concentration in Asian studies, a student must take eight relevant four-credit courses (or their equivalents) as approved by the director, with no more than four in any one discipline. The eight courses shall include: 1) At least two semesters' study of Chinese or Japanese or the equivalent; and 2) AAAS 106 (Introduction to Asian Civilizations). The senior seminar in Asian studies (AAAS 490) is strongly recommended but not required. Students may take no more than two of their concentration courses pass/fail and they must maintain at least a C average in their concentration coursework.
Bucknell: 2002/03 Catalog -- East Asian Studies (EAST) 214. Modern chinese literature in Translation (I; 3, 0; U). 219. Meiji lit.The Prose of Modernity (II; 3, 0; U). 224. asian Art (I or II; 3, 0; U). http://www.bucknell.edu/catalog/east.shtm
Extractions: This catalog is valid for the incoming class of 2002/03 only. The printed version, available through the Registrar's Office (570-577-1201), is the official, definitive version. East Asian Studies (EAST) Professors: Paul H. Noguchi and Mary Evelyn Tucker Associate Professors: James J. Orr (Chair) and James R. Pusey Assistant Professors: Elizabeth L. Armstrong (adjunct), Erik R. Lofgren, and Anne Wang Pusey (adjunct) The civilizations of East Asia offer a wealth of human experience of invaluable import to every academic discipline. Unbroken cultural lines of great antiquity lead to modern East Asian cultures of great and ever growing global significance. Whether we look first to the past, the present, or the future, in studying East Asia we study ourselves and our world. A traditional liberal education, limited to the study of Western civilization, is no longer a liberal education. The department of East Asian studies, therefore, offers courses for the liberal education of all Bucknell students, as well as for the specialized education of students choosing either the East Asian studies major or one of the departments three minors: in East Asian studies, Chinese, or Japanese. The major , requiring an emphasis on either China or Japan, entails a program of study (created in consultation with a department adviser) that requires a minimum of 10 courses: six language courses in the language of ones emphasis (Chinese or Japanese) and four cultural courses, of which one must be outside ones emphasis (on China or Japan), and one to provide a broad historical introduction to East Asian civilizations must be chosen from the following:
East Asian Languages & Civilizations News 2001 asian Studies, formerly Bulletin for Concerned asian Scholars. is pursuing Ph.D. workin chinese literature at Kong Haili (Ph.D., Comp lit, chinese track, 1994 http://www.colorado.edu/ealld/deptnews/news01.html
Extractions: Top of page Newsletter Contents EALC Home EALC invited the Chinese Student Association to join in sponsoring the annual Chinese New Year's Party on February 1. Great food, student demonstrations, and activities organized by the Chinese Student Association made this event highly successful. Many people attended: American and international students who study Chinese, American and Chinese teachers, Chinese students at CU. After the dinner, American students and Chinese students performed songs, did Chinese Kongfu, and played some interesting games concerning Chinese culture. All of those attending enjoyed the celebration very much. Top of page Newsletter Contents EALC Home With outstanding support from all of our CU sponsors, including Pablo Kjolseth, director of the International Film Series at CU, the department held a film symposium, spread over five weeks in the fall, and a conference on Japanese Women Filmmakers from October 5-7, 2000. Films shown included Tanaka Kinuyo's Eternal Breast and Girls of the Night , Hidari Sachiko's The Far Road , Kawase Naomi's Moe no Suzaku , and Hamano's In Search of Osaki Midori . Keynote speakers included Kawase Naomi, one of Japan's most important filmmakers, and Professor Keiko McDonald of Pittsburgh University, which held a similar conference in conjunction with ours. A lively group of scholars, students, and filmmakers from Japan, Canada, Austria, Belgium, and the U.S. gathered to hear speakers and discuss papers and films in both English and Japanese, often with simultaneous interpretation. The topics were wide-ranging, and various filmmakers spoke about their work, often in a very personal way. It was a rewarding event for the participants, and there are hopes of holding a similar conference in the future, perhaps on the wider topic of Gender and Film.
Majors, Minors & Certificate Programs and Anatomy Biology Canadian Studies Chemistry chinese (asian and African lit.)Hindi (asian African Langs and lit.) History Italian Studies (Romance Studies http://pmac.aas.duke.edu/trail/majors.html
Current And New Courses EAS 190, East asian Bibliographic Resources, HI W, Blackmer. 218, Premodern Chineseliterature in Translation, CD MWF, lit in Trans 231, Seminar in japanese literature http://eas.wlu.edu/CurrentCourses.html
Extractions: Spring 2003 Registration Information. Includes links to departmental pages, course descriptions and catalog information. Art 390 The Japanese Print and Its Impact on the West CD MWF O'Mara Chin 402b Chinese Language and Culture C MTuWTh Fu EAS 190 East Asian Bibliographic Resources HI W Blackmer Econ 274 China's Modern Economy BCD TuTh Hist 385 Seminar on Westerners in Modern China
East Asian Studies: Additional Course Offerings C lit 609, Special Topics in asian literature. Economics. ECON 210, JapaneseEconomic Development (*3). ECON 211, chinese Economic Development (*3). http://www.arts.ualberta.ca/~eastasia/course_offerings.htm
Center For East Asian Studies, UPenn chinese Studies Discussion, Princeton University Send a message Studies; Social ScienceJapan Forum; Jlit. Harvard Forum for Central asian Studies; Central asian http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/ceas/rweb.html
