East Asian History and Culture Seminar
[2023-12-29 14:08:13]
So far, the timing of our seminar is very consistent with the rhythm of my pre-arranged world history course. On Monday after my first seminar, I am planning to give a lecture on Qing China and Tokugawa Japan; I planned to report on Meiji Restoration on Monday last week. The more I learn about East Asia, the more it accounts for more of the global history puzzle. And I know that my world history students are benefiting. One of the main contacts we did at the last seminar is the promotion of the Meiji Revolutionary movie.
HIST 1978 B. History of Contemporary Southeast Asia, the 18th Century to the present: Reading Seminar. This reading seminar has explored the history of contemporary nation-state from modern Southeast Asia including Brunei, Myanmar, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Now the seminar will span the domestic and disciplinary boundaries and will be divided into European colonization, worldwide linked trade networks, immigration and ethnic relations, material and visual culture, formation of nationalism, war and collective violence, gender And participate students in discussions on sexuality. . Students can also read their interest individually or in groups.
Learn about fashion research, fashion theory, East Asian clothes, fashion culture and history. This will require access to key sources of visual and literature (English, and students who can speak the appropriate East Asian languages) and related secondary materials. This course focuses on the history and cultural development of East Asian fashion, clothing, consumption, especially in China and Japan. Actual clothes that have been historically created and worn by society, using various sources, from fiction to art, from legal code to advertising, and their classification, race, nationality, social identity Learn how to provide information on. . Topics analyzed in this sense include deeper physical customs that provide information on hairstyles, foot bindings, and most of the fashion-related discourse in East Asia.
HIST 1968 V America and Middle East: A series of social and cultural history seminars explored the evolving relationship between various countries and people in the Middle East and North America from a social and cultural historian's point of view. Our course traces American diplomatic relations with the Middle East in chronological order, but we will not stop there. Instead, we focus on epidemic cases that are often overlooked in traditional history, including trade patterns, immigration networks, and evolving concepts of race, religion, citizenship, and foundations Carefully read the socio-economic and cultural processes that you are going to do. Personality and conflict Our goal is to recognize how rich, richer and deeper the US - China relationship is than the general assumption.