Four courses, of which at least one must be either HIST 116 or PG349. Two of the remaining three courses must be drawn from Category I below. An Independent Study or Directed Readings may substitute for one of the Category II courses.

Category I

Courses focusing primarily on East Asia

CMLT 131 - Love and Sexuality in the Literary Arts of East Asia
CMLT 320 - Great Books of East Asia
CMLT 321 - East Asian Film
CMLT 323 - Japanese Literature and Environmentalism
CMLT 499 A - The Myths of the “Oriental” Woman
ECON 345 - The Economic Growth of Modern Japan
or
BUS 345 - The Economic Growth of Modern Japan
HIST 322 - Asian Civilizations to the 17th Century
HIST 275 - Modern China
HIST 324 - Topics in Asian History
HIST 325 - Modern Japan
PG 349 - East Asian Politics
REL 104 - Religions of the East
REL 346 - Chinese and Japanese Religion
THEA 331 - Asian Drama and Theatre

Category II

Courses not focusing specifically on East Asia, but including substantial East Asian content.

ART 348 , CMLT 113 , MUS 348 , PG364. Students using courses from Category II for credit in the major or minor must complete a research paper or project dealing with East Asia. Approval of the paper must be granted by the instructor and by the Director of East Asian Studies.

Additional courses dealing with East Asia are offered on an occasional or temporary basis. Contact the EAS Program Director about whether such courses count for major credit in either Category I or Category II.

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