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H388 Korean Civilization

3 credit(s)
This course will focus on fundamentals of reading and writing, as well as speaking, while exploring the rich history of Korea. It also seeks to build the skills of historical analysis over memorization of historical facts. Hence it will demand active engagement with information, critical thinking, and the ability to interpret the meanings of the past as framed in our course themes: 1. Korean Identity and Character; 2. Relationship to the Outside World; 3. Forms of Political Rule; 4. Social Order and Hierarchy; 5. Women and Family; 6. Religion; 7. Economy and Daily Life; and, 8. Modern Transformation. 


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