Undergraduate Time Schedule: Course Details

HIS 3765: Family, State and Patriarchy in East Asia

This course explores the making of East Asian family, state and patriarchal traditions from the historical perspective. We will introduce the key belief systems, institutions, and historical developments from classical times to 1800 and how they have shaped the fundamental features of East Asia. The course also examines the ways in which the interactions of family and state were expressed similarly and differently in East Asian countries like China, Japan and Korea.

Term	CRN	Credits	Instructor(s)	Days	Time	Dates	Location	Fees	Open


Autumn	977	5	Zhiguo Ye	M,W,F Final: M	1:00PM-2:20 PM 1:00PM-3:00 PM	09/29-12/05 12/08-12/08			-
Freshman students are excluded. ASIA 3765 Upper-Division, Advanced Writing In Your Major, Ways of Engaging (Default) Normal Grading, Audit Traditional Full Term

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