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φΖTvE³ηΪWFThis
course is a short walk through topics of social and economic science which
interest me, at a level appropriate to this course, taught mostly in English. It is
not an English course, although I hope to help you improve your English. Nor is
it a technical course. Although I
plan to present new and interesting ideas to you, there is not going to be a coherent
focus, nor will I try to do a comprehensive survey. Short
readings will be distributed to be read with written assignments as homework,
then read orally and discussed in class. In
case of large attendance, it is likely that class discussion will be
deemphasized. |
φΖvζFEach
lecture will be self-contained, based on a topic of current interest. gStandardh
lectures are described below. In
the rest, a reading will be taken from a recent issue of a newspaper or
serious general interest periodical.
Other past topics include: g |
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Technology
and Language: Email and Personal Telephone Messaging. |
ζ2T |
Parallelism
in Rhetoric: gYasser Arafatfs Voids (Asahi Weekly). |
ζ3T |
(to be
announced) |
ζ4T |
(to be
announced) |
ζ5T |
(to be
announced) |
ζ6T |
(to be
announced) |
ζ7T |
What
is gResearchh? The profession
that solves puzzles. |
ζ8T |
Research
Topic Choice and Project Planning. |
ζ9T |
Thomas
Kuhnfs gParadigmsh. There is no
grighth answer! |
ζ10T |
(to be
announced) |
¬Ρ]ΏF Attendance
= 20%, weekly assignments = 50%, final report = 30%. |
υlFSee also
the course home page: http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp/Teach/IntroSES/ Attendance
and active participation are required.
Approximately weekly homeworks will be
assigned with some team work in class, and there will be a more extensive
final report. |