ARTH 103 Spring 2010 Asian Art Survey: From the Land of the Buddha to the World of the Geisha

This course introduces to students some of the major monuments of Asian art with an emphasis on the art of India, China, and Japan. Its contextual approach helps students gain insight into the aesthetic, religious, and political ideas and cultural meanings conveyed by the works of art. Visual analyses and thematic discussions will bear upon the interconnectedness among these three cultures, and their respective interactions with the West. This course also provides students with the vocabulary, techniques, and patterns of thinking needed for advanced art history courses.
Class Format: lecture
Requirements/Evaluation: evaluation will be based on three 30- to 40-minute quizzes, two short papers, film screening and class attendance
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Prerequisites: none; highly recommended for first-year students
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Divisional Attributes: Division I
Other Attributes: ARTH Western or Non-Western Art pre-1400 Courses,ARTH Western or Non-Western Art pre-1800 Courses,ARTH Non-Western Art Courses,ASST Interdepartmental Electives, INST East Asian Studies Electives
Enrollment Limit: 25
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ARTH103-01(S) LEC Asian Art Survey Division 1: Languages and the Arts Ju-Yu Scarlett Jang
MR 1:10 PM-2:25 PM

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