B,À._SYLL,A.BUSES ASIÄN STUDIES
CEI.ITRE FOR
FÂCULTY OF ARTS B.å,.-SYLLÄ.BUSES ÂSIAN STT'DIES
The course
c
dernStandard
Chine
dingexperience as
a It
isanticipated
that
and2,000 Chinese characters.
Text-books:
Modern Chinese reader,
2
parts (Commercial Press, Peking).These books
'will
be supplementedby
materials suppliedby
the lecturers.Recommended reference
Kratochvil, P.,
TheLib¡ary ).
lnnguage
todag
( Hutchinson Ur-riversity Chao Y-R,A
grammar of spoken Chinese (California U.P.).Dictionaries:
Xinhua
Zidian
(Commercial Press, Peking).líanhuazi Zongbiao
lianzi
(Lang:age Reform Press, Peking).Han-Yíng Shishilonggu
Cihui
(Commercial Press, Peking).ÄQ03
ChineseIIL
Pre-requisite: AQ02 Chinese
II at
DivisionI
standardor
higher,or
proof of the attainmentof
a similar standa¡d.essay work.
The course
will
also introduce the regular styleof
Chinese characters alongside the simpliffedform
andthe
Wade-Giles systemof
romanisation.Reference books:
+Xínhua
Zidian
(Peking).Chinese English dictionarg
of
modern Communíst usage(U.5.
NationalTechnical Information Service).
i Jianhuazi Zongbiao
lianzi
(Peking).+Han-ling
Shishi YongguCihui
(Peking).* Matheuss Chinese English dictionarg.
Chi,
Wen-Shun, Readingsin
Chinese Communist ideologg(Calif.
U.P.).Chou, Tse-tsung,
The Mag fourth
mooement: intellectual retsolution in modern China(}Ialard
U.P.).Hsia, C.
T., A
historg of modern Chinesefiction
(Yale U.P.).Snow,
E., Lioing China,
modern Chinesesho¡t stories
( Reynal and Hitchcock ) .Snow,
E.,
The long retsolution (Random House).Snow,
H. F., The
modern literarg moDemen|by Nym
Wales (pseud.) (Appendixto E.
Snow:Living
China).*Brugger,
8,,
Contemporarg Chìna (Croom Helm).578
8..å,,-SYLLABUSES .A.SI,A.N STUDIES
Hinton, W., Turning point
in
China(Monttly
Review Press).Robinson, J., The cultwal reoolution
in
China (Penguin).Harrison,
J. P., The long
marchto poluer: a
historgof the
Chinese Communist Partu,I92l-72
( Macmillan).Schurmann,
H. F., Ideologg and
organizationin
Communist China (Calif. U.P. ).MacFarquhar, R., The origiru
of tlrc
cultural ret:olution,vol. t
(O.U.p.).Daubier, J.,
Ahßtorg
oftlie
Chi.nese cultural reoolution (Random House).+ Indicates books which must be bought.
Other materials
will
be suppliedby
lecturers, JAPÄNESE LANGUAGE.AQ21
Japanesef.
Pre-requisite:
quivalent.Five hours of
The
emphasis
forcementof the
skillsof this u'ill
be combined
wi
texts.Text-books:
(Prescribed):
Intensioe course
in
lapanese,2 vols.:
Dialoguesand drills II,
Notes(Japanese Language Promotion Centre).
Hibbett,
H.
S., anã liasaka, G., Modern Japanese: a basic reader (Harvard).Dictionaries:
(Recommended):
Nelson, I ap anese-En glish character dictionarg ( Tuttle ) .
Shin Sutandado Wa-Ei Ji¿¿n (Taishukan).
AQ31
japanese IA.sessrons.
Text-book:
FA.CuLTY OF å,NTS
^Q22
japanese
II.
Pre-requisite:
AQ2t
JapaneseI or AQ3l
Japanese I'4. (ator
higher),or
equivalent.Five hours
of
classwork
a week plus a minimumof
two language laboratory work.This-intermediate course continues instmction and
drill in
the speaking, under- standing,rvriting, and reading of
modern Japanese. Throughoutthe
coursemastery of the conversational skills
will
be reinfo¡ced through oraÌ-aural practice, and at the same time increased emphasiswill
be placed on reading contemporary texts.Text-books:
(Prescribeil):
Intensioe course
ín
Japanese,2 vols,:
Dialoguesand drills II,
Notes(Japanese Language Promotion Centre).
Hibbett, H. S., and
Itasaka,G., Modern
lapanese:a basic
reader (Harvard),with
supplementary grammar notes and exercises whichwill
be providedby
the instructor,Intensioe course
in
lapanese,3 vols.: Dialogues and d¡illsI,
Dialogues and drillsII,
Notes (Japanese Language Promotion Centre).Division
I
standardhours
of
supervisedõ7s
FACULTY OF ÄRTS
Dictionaries:
(Recommended):
Nelson, I ap anes e-En glish character dictionat'g Shin Sutandado \\7a-Ei Jdú¿n (Taishukan).
B.A._SYLLASUSES ASIÄN STUDIES
AQ23
JapaneseIII.
Pre-requisite: AQ22 Japanese
II
or AQ32 ]apaneseIIA (at
DivisionI
standardor higher), or equivalent.
Six hours
of
lecturesand
tutorialsa
rveek,rvith a
minimumof trvo
hours language laboratory rvork.This advanced course
is a
continuationof the
coursein
modern Japanese forText-books:
(Prcscribed):
Hibbett,
H.
S., and ltasaka, G., Ivlodern lapanese: a basic reader (Harvard).Additional materials
rvill
be provided throughout the year.(Recormrended);
Alfonso, A., lapanese language pattetns (Sophia University).
Dictionaries:
Nelson,
A. N.,
Japanese-English character dictionarg(Tuttle).
Kenkuùsha's
nett
Japanese-English dictionary ( Kenkyusha).ASI,AN DEVELOPMENT.
AQ12
Äsian DevelopmentII.
(Offered subject
to
availabilityof
staff.)first-year subjects
(or
the equivalent in half-subjects) -ín opology, Economics, Geography, History, Politics, or theIntroductory reading:
Stein,
L.,
Economic realitiesin
poor counfiies (Angus and Robertson).Myint, H.,
South East Asía's economø (Penguin).Panikkar,
K. M.,
Asiaand
Western dominance ( Nfethuen University Paperbacks ),Reference books:
Little, L M. D.,
Scitovsky,T.,
and Scott,M. F.,
Industrg and trade in some derseloping countries ( O.U.P. ).Myrdal,
G.,
Asian drama (Pengtin or Pantheon, 3 volumes'A
one volume condensed version is also available.).580
8.,4.._SYLLABUSES ,A.SI.A,N STUDIES
F.A.CULTY OF Á.RTS
Wheelwright,
E. L.,
and McFarlane, B. J., The Chinese road to socialism( Monthly Revierv ) .
(Tlw)
Crisis of lndian planning, ed. P. Streeten andM. Lipton
(O.U.P.).In
searchof
South-East Asia:a
modern histotg, ed.D. J.
Steinberg and others (Praeger).Friedman, E., and Seldon,
M.,
Ametica's Asia (Randorr).Caldwell,
M.,
Indonesia (O.U.P.).Geertz, C., Agricu.Itural inoolution (California U.P.).
Moore,
8.,
Socíal origínsof
democracg and dictatorshlp (Teregrine).Haliday, 1., Political historg
of
lapanese capitalism. (Pantheon).Other references
will
be gi'r'en at the beginningof
Êrst terrn.OTHER COURSES RELATED
TO
ASIAN REGIONS,Attention
is
drawnto
the folloq'ing combinationsof
courses, ¡elatedto
Asian regions, '"vhich are offe¡edin
other departnents and rvhich may profitably be combinedu'ith
language study.I.
China FírstIear
AQ01 Chinese
I
andÀH3l
HistoryIB or APll
PoliticsIA and
other Cubjects to make up first-year compler.trent.Second, Tear
ÀQ02 Chinese
lI
and!'QI2
Asian DevelopmentII or
AIl02 HistoryIIA
(optionH702)
or AP32 PoliticsIlA.
Third
Iear
AH03 History
IIIÀ
(optionfl712)
or AP03 PoliticsIIIA
(option P705).2.
Japan FirstIear
AQ21 Japanese
I
and,AH31
HistoryIB
and other subjectsto
make up first-year complement.Second Year
AQ22 Japanese
II
and AQ12 Asian DeveloprnentII
plus a History subject.Third
Iear
AH03 History
IIIA (cptiol
H702).South-East Asia First Year
Indonesian
I and
AIJSL HistoryIB or ,¡tPll
PoliticsIA
ortwo
ffrst-year half-subjectsin
Geographyor
AA07 Anthropology I.Second Year
Indonesian
II
and AH02 HistoryII
( no suitable option availablein
1978 )or two
second-year half-subjectsin
Geographyor
AA02 AnthropologyIIA or
AQI2 Asian DevelopmentII.
Third
Iear
AA03 Anthropology
IIIA or
AJ13 GeographyiIIA (unit
J727).South Asía First Tear
AH31 History
IB or
AA01 AnthropologyIA or APll
PoliticsIA
or two ffrst-year half-subjectsin
Geography and/or other first-year subjects.Second Year
AH02 History IIA (option H710) or trvo
ffrst-year half-subjects in Geographyor
AA02 AnthropologyIIA
orAQI2
Asían DevelopmentII.
Third
Iear
AH03 History
IIIA
(optionH7l0) or
AJ13 GeographyIIIA (rnit1727)
or AA03 Anthropology
IIIA.
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