Introduction to Japanese Studies  K01 0401

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’S“–‹³ˆυFFutoshi Kinoshita (3K423), et al.@“d˜b853-7458 or 853-2776

E-mail: fkinoshi@sk.tsukuba.ac.jp

Office hour: Tuesday and Thursday 11:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m., or by appointment   

‹³‰Θ‘FThis course will not use a textbook. @@

Žφ‹ΖŠT—vE‹³ˆη–Ϊ•WF The course is designed to provide international students with the basic features of Japanese society, and with the various ways Japanese issues are addressed and analyzed by a variety of interdisciplinary and disciplinary approaches.

 

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Introduction and basic facts about Japan # 1 (land, population, geography )

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Basic facts about Japan # 2 (law, politics, religion)

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Short history of Japan # 1 (Jomon period to Muromachi period)

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Short history of Japan # 2 (Azuchi-Momoyama period to Modern period)

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Short history of Japan # 3 (Synthesis)

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Characteristics of Japanese society # 1 (Japanese family and the Ie system )

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Characteristics of Japanese society # 2 (Neighborhood association and local community)

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Characteristics of Japanese society # 3

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Contemporary issues of Japanese society # 1 (Political parties and modern politics)

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Contemporary issues of Japanese society # 2

 

¬Ρ•]‰ΏFFinal exam (65%), final paper (30 %), attendance and class participation (5%)

”υlFStudents are expected to be regular and punctual in class attendance, and to take a careful note of lectures.

 

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