81. English Version Silibus The relation between China and korea and that between China and Japan from the ancientera to the modern one, the clash between Chinese civilization and other http://www.ums.edu.my/ppib/english_version_syllabus.html

Promoting Excellence in Knowledge and Skills The Centre for the Promotion of Knowledge and Language Learning Staff Webpages Advance Search Library Online About PPIB English Version Menu Administrators Staff Lecturers Teachers ... Objective Research Centre for the Promotion of Knowledge and Language Learning Universiti Malaysia Sabah Locked Bag 2073, Teluk Sepanggar, 88999 Kota Kinabalu, SABAH. Courses description COMPULSORY COURSES UF1113 Islamic and ASIAN Civilizations This course is aimed at exposing students to the contributions of the Islamic Civilisation and Asia to the emergence of cultures in Malaysia as practised in the societies of Malays, other indigeneous people, Chinese and Indians. Other than discussing and comparing the roles of the above-mentioned civilisations in their achievements in the fields of science, philosophy, religions, arts and cultures, this course also touches on certain aspects in these cultures which have influenced the ethnic groups in this region. UW1023 History of Nation building in malaysia This course discusses the formation of Malaysia as a nation. Discussion focuses on the history of political development from the Japanese occupation to the present day with the emphasis on the question of social integration. The course can be divided into a few sections. They are:

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[ks-open] Defining civilizations pai hyungpai@nichibun.ac.jp Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:50:07 -0800 Previous message: [ks-open] Fwd: NAJAKS Call for papers Next message: [ks-open] RE: Korea its own civilization? Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] REPLY sends your message to the whole list on 01.2.25 5:41 PM, Jimmy Yun at yun@dickinson.edu REPLY sends your message to the whole list I have just completed Samuel Huntingdon's book, The Clash of Civilizations:Remaking of World Order. In the 2nd Chp. of the book, Huntingdon names the major contemporary civilizations: Sinic, Japanese, Hindu, Islamic, Orthodox, Western, and Latin-American. I assume Huntingdon classified Korea as part of the Sinic civilizaton. However he gives Japan its own classification which has evolved after emerging as its own sometime between A.D. 100 and A.D. 400. My question is, if Japan is listed as a separate civilization, do you think a strong argument could be made for Korea? Or, do you think Japan, Korea should be listed in the Sinic category. I'm not sure why I felt the need to post this question other than perhaps a strange nagging korean pride...

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[ks-open] Re: Defining civilizations Karuna Bose karunabose@hotmail.com Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:52:48 -0000 Previous message: [ks-open] Re: Korea its own civilization? Next message: [ks-open] Re: Defining civilizations Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... hyungpai@nichibun.ac.jp Reply-To: ks-open@iic.edu ks-open@iic.edu Subject: Defining civilizations Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:50:07 -0800 REPLY sends your message to the whole list on 01.2.25 5:41 PM, Jimmy Yun at yun@dickinson.edu wrote: Dear Mr. Yun, I am answering this question from an archaeological and anthropological stand point. First of all, I have to point out that what, when, how and by which means "civilization" has been defined is based on " Western" European definitions and historical scholarship that dates back to the age of imperialism when the former British and French empires came in direct contact with " exotic" peoples, " primitive" races (that were of course arbitrarily classified according to skin color, etc.) and far off continents and ancient civilizations.

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Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide Course Catalog Glossary Search Course Catalog UW Bothell Course Catalog UW Tacoma Course Catalog HISTORY HISTORY OF ASIA Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for Spring Quarter 2003 Summer Quarter 2003 To see the detailed Instructor Class Description, click on the underlined instructor name following the course description. HSTAS 201 Religions, literature, philosophy, politics, arts, and history of India from earliest times to the Mughal empire. Instructor Course Description: Frank F Conlon HSTAS 202 The Islamic impact, British conquest, and contemporary India. Emphasis on the rise of nationalism, social organization, and contemporary life and history. Instructor Course Description: Frank F Conlon Rashmi B. Chilka HSTAS 211 Intensive survey of Chinese civilization from earliest times to today. Introduces all students, including East Asian history majors, to the general sweep of Chinese history. Social, cultural, and intellectual developments. Instructor Course Description: Patricia B. Ebrey

85. Department Of History HY 352 Caribbean civilization Socioeconomic, political, and cultural HY 451 AncientChristianity to 500 AD subsequent conflicts in China, korea, and Viet Nam. http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/Hist/courses2.html

Undergradate Courses Level HY 301 Historical Methods Basic historical skills and methods with emphasis on research, writing, and interpretation. HY 302 Ancient Civilization- Near East Development of civilization in Near East from neolithic times to 500 B.C. emphasizing Mesopotamia and Egypt. HY 304 Ancient Civilization- Rome From Monarchy to later Empire stressing political, legal, social, economic, and cultural achievements. HY 305 Ancient Greece to 323 C.E. From the Bronze Age to the rise of Alexander the Great emphasizing political, social, intellectual, and cultural achievements. HY 306 Hellenistic World: Alexander to Cleopatra From Alexander the Great to Cleopatra VII, emphasizing political, social, intellectual, and cultural achievements. HY 309 Women in the Ancient World Comparative study of roles of women and gender in the ancient world.

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Updated Oct.9,2002 20:10 KST Busan Becomes Home of Asian Culture by Park Ju-young (park21@chosun.com) The "Sea Arts Festival" of the 2002 Busan Biennale being held on Haeundae beach has nearly 80 domestic and foreign artists from 10 Asian countries including Japan, China and the Philippines displaying a variety of artwork to attract passers-by. Busan, the host of the 2002 Asian Games, has become the place of Asian culture fairs with the Citizens' Center opening the "Asia Watercolor Show" yesterday to last until October 12, giving the viewers the chance to enjoy the richness of Asian culture, including Chinese watercolor painting with clever shading and Japanese painting with milky colors that look like oil paintings. "Busan has become the seasonal place for Asian culture with watercolor paintings from around Asia coming into the port, just as ships from various countries do," said host Jo Gyu-cheol, the director of the Busan Watercolor Painting Association. The southern port city is also hosting the "Scent of Asian Culture," including the "Ancient Asian Civilization Exhibition," "Asian Theatre Festival," and "Modern Arts Exhibition of the 2002 Busan Biennale." Prior to these, Busan also held "Asian Week," the "Asian Culture Show," and the "Oriental Music Festival." Including hosting the games and other renowned international events, Busan has emerged as a cultural production base with people performing works reflecting its history and life.

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World Tibet Network News Friday, September 29, 2000 5. Activists in South Korea Launch Signature-Collecting Campaign for Dalai Lama SEOUL, South Korea, Sep 28, 2000 (BBC Monitoring) Text of report in English by South Korean news agency Yonhap A group of Buddhists and civil activists Thursday [September 28] launched a campaign to collect signatures to call for the government to allow the visit to Seoul by the Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. In a ceremony to launch the campaign held at the Myongdong Cathedral, downtown Seoul, the Committee for the Dalai Lama's Visit to South Korea said: "We've decided to begin the national action to overcome China's improper diplomatic pressure and the government's weakness to succumb to the pressure." The committee said that the campaign also aimed to overcome toadyism and protect the country's cultural sovereignty. "The government will have to implement its pledge to allow the Dalai Lama after the Asia Europe Meeting," it said, calling for the Chinese government to respect the diplomatic principles between sovereign states.

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World Tibet Network News Friday, September 29, 2000 1. China's Current Policy in Tibet Life-and-death Struggle to Crush an Ancient Civilization Report by the Department of Information and International Relations Dharamsala www.tibet.com/Eco/cover.html 2. Oil giants embroil themselves in Tibetan oil exploitation with Sinopec investment Articles in this Issue: China's Current Policy in Tibet Life-and-death Struggle to Crush an Ancient Civilization Report by the Department of Information and International Relations Dharamsala www.tibet.com/Eco/cover.html Dalai Lama plans to visit Taiwan: report (AFP) China slams Taiwan's ex-president's plans to visit Czech Republic (AFP) Top French Member of Parliament Seeks Visit to Tibet (AFP) ... Mail the WTN-Editors

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East Asian Implementation Plan Lee Gordon Orange High School Overview/Objectives As a high school history teacher, I understand that to many of our students, history is just dusty facts printed in a heavy textbook. As a living historian, I have seen otherwise disinterested individuals become “History groupies” within a few minutes of being exposed to history that has “come alive”. My objective for this plan is to assist my students into a self-guided “immersion” of East Asian culture by directing them in a cooperative group activity that will allow them to discover some degree of what it means to have an Asian culture. The window of focus will be the crest of each country’s ancient civilization period. Bio: 11 years experience at the high school level. I am currently teaching 2 sections of Honors World History (10 th grade) and 3 sections of US History (11 th grade). With our school system opening a new high school next year, I am anticipating teaching 5 sections of World History, but that has yet to be finalized. Upon the conclusion of this plan, each student will have been able to:

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97. Khmer Civilization the daily way of life of the ancient Khmers, not of rise and fall of this civilizationand a http://asiavoyage24.com/directories/cambodia/cambodia_khmer_civilization.html

Khmer Civilization City Phnom Penh Siem Reap Area Select a Price All Rates Under 25 USD 25 - 50 USD 51 - 75 USD 76 - 100 USD 101 - 150 USD 151 - 200 USD Over 200 USD Home Asia Cambodia Travel Guide Khmer Civilization Angkor Civilization Theravada Buddhism Buddhism in Cambodia KHMER CIVILIZATION The Khmer or Angkor Civilization came into existence during the period from 802 to 1431 A.D. and stretched as far as the modern Thailand-Burma Border in the West and Wat Phou of Laos in the North during its peak. Its emergence lies in the fact that the ancient Khmer rulers adopted a right political doctrine of its time, which enforce the unity among people. Moreover, they had developed an intelligent irrigation system to control the water of the great Mekong River for agricultures, which enhanced its prosperity. The Khmer Civilization had long been perished over 5 centuries ago, but it left outstanding monuments such as the great Khmer temples of Angkor Wat and Bayon and numerous unique sculptures like Apsara. The word "Angkor" is derived Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, of "Nagara" which means "City".

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