Year 1
(*Spring '05 lectures will be
held in GL 220.*)
2/2/05:
Introduction (Steven
Heine, Asian Studies)
2/9/05:
Effective Strategies
Available in the Teaching and Learning of Japan (Hilary Landorf, College of Ed.)
2/16/05: Zen Buddhism and Japanese
Business (Heine)
2/23/05: Japanese Film and
Aesthetics (Allan Casebier, University of Miami)
3/2/05:
Calligraphy and
Martial Arts (Asuka Haraguchi, Modern Languages)
3/9/05: Travel Culture
Before Perry (Laura Nenzi, History)
3/16/05 and 3/23/05: BREAK
3/30/05: Japanese Animation
(John Tucker, East Carolina University)
4/6/05:
Zen and Tea Ceremony (Eric
Messersmith, Asian Studies Lecturer)
4/16/05:
Japanese Diaspora in the Americas
and On-site visit to Morikami Museum (Tom Gregerson, Senior Curator, Morikami
Museum). Click here to see photos from
the visit!
4/27/05: Presentations (Heine,
Farouk, Landorf)
FALL 2004
9/22/04: Introduction (Steven
Heine, Religious Studies and History)
9/29/04 Early Modern Japan
(Steven Heine, Religious Studies and History)
10/6/04: Modernization (Laura
Nenzi, History)
10/13/04: Japanese
Environmental Issues (Mahadev Bhat, Environmental Studies)
10/20/04:
Post-War Economic
Development (Paul Kowert, Int’l Relations)
10/27/04: Effective Strategies
Available in the Teaching and Learning of Japan (Mohammed
Farouk and Hilary Landorf, College of Ed.)
11/3/04:
Japanese Political
System (Bongman Seo, International Relations)
11/10/04: Future Trends of U.S-Japan
Relations (Frank Schnidman, FAU)
11/17/04: Pedagogy plus
Cultural Experience
11/24/04 and 12/01/04: BREAK
12/8/04: Presentations (Heine,
Landorf) |
