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グローバル教養特別講義II
Japanese Views of Asia, Asian Views of Japan
The objective of this course is to study how 'Asia' has been imagined and constructed by Japanese and how 'Japan' has been imagined and constructed in different parts of Asia between the late 19th century and today. By examining changes and continuities in different views and typologies of mutual perceptions in modern history, students will learn how images of the Self and the Other are inter-related and often serve as an instrument for the justification of certain social, economic, or diplomatic policies.
Through a combination of readings (home, in-class), lectures, and discussions, we will approach the broader issue of Japanese views of Asia and Asian views of Japan. In addition, readings on case studies will introduce and discuss well-known and lesser-known examples of such mutual perceptions.
Through a combination of readings (home, in-class), lectures, and discussions, we will approach the broader issue of Japanese views of Asia and Asian views of Japan. In addition, readings on case studies will introduce and discuss well-known and lesser-known examples of such mutual perceptions.
時間割／共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
08F1403
FAS-FA4E03L3
グローバル教養特別講義II
WEBER Torsten
火曜5限
マイリストに追加
マイリストから削除
講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
実務経験のある教員による授業科目
NO
他学部履修
可
開講所属
教養学部
授業計画
1 Introduction
2 Geography, culture, politics
3 Modern Japanese views of Asia
4 Japanese-Chinese Relations I
5 Japanese-Chinese Relations II
6 Japanese-Chinese relations III
7 Korean-Japanese Relations I
8 Korean-Japanese Relations II
9 Popular Culture I
10 Popular Culture II
11 Popular Culture III
12 War memory and commemoration
13 Apologies, Forgiving, and Reconciliation
14 Wrap-up and final discussion
授業の方法
This class is taught entirely in English and the final report has to be submitted in English. The class consists of a combination of lectures, readings (home and in-class), and discussions
成績評価方法
evaluation will be based on class attendance/active participation (30%) and a paper (70%) of ca. 1500 words. The paper must be submitted to the instructor via email by January 14.
教科書
n/a
参考書
n/a
履修上の注意
sufficient English language abilities required
