CSAS Semester Course List: Winter 2004
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NOTE: The following courses cover South Asia to varying degrees, from 25% to 100%. For Center MA students, if you want a course to count toward the degree course requirement, remember that at least one-third of your effort (e.g., papers, readings) must be related to South Asia. Therefore, verify with the instructor beforehand that you will be able to meet the requirement for courses you elect with less than 100% area content.

Due to frequent changes in times and locations, we are no longer listing that information. Please consult the online course schedule. We have noted restrictions on enrollment; please check footnotes carefully.

If you wish to take a course not listed here in which you feel you can complete 30% or more of the course work as South Asia related material, please fill out a Special Request for MA Degree Credit form.

Crs.Sec

Title

Hrs

Instructor

Anthropology

558.006

Semiotic Technologies

3

Hull

Architecture

509.004

Contemporary Asian Architecture

3

Mehrotra

693.001

Colonial/Postcolonial Architecture & Urbanism: Empire and Modernity

3

Glover

Asian Languages and Cultures: Asian Languages

116.001

First Year Hindi II

4

Gusain

116.002

First Year Hindi II

4

Gusain

116.003

First Year Hindi II

4

Gusain

146.001

First Year Punjabi II

4

Singh

156.001

First Year Tamil II

4

Krishnamoorthy

166.001

First Year Tibetan II/Meets with BUDDHST 502.001

4

Sparham

172.001

First Year Urdu II

4

Siddiqi

223.001

Bhagavad-Gita: The Activist View of Hinduism/Meets with Religion 223.001

3

Deshpande

252.001

Second Year Sanskrit II

4

Deshpande

216.001

Second Year Hindi II

4

Mishra

216.002

Second Year Hindi II

4

Mishra

256.001

Second Year Tamil II

3

Krishnamoorthy

266.001

Second Year Tibetan II/Meets with BUDDHST 512.001

4

Sparham

272.001

Second Year Urdu II

4

Siddiqi

316.001

Third Year Hindi II

3

Mishra

344.001

The Languages of South Asia/meets with LING 344.001

3

Hook

356.001

Third Year Tamil II

3

Krishnamoorthy

372.001

Third Year Urdu II

3

Siddiqi

466.001

First Year Classical Tibetan II

3

Sparham

470.001

Advanced Classical Tibetan II

3

Sparham

499.001

Independent Study

1-5

ARR

499.004

First Year Telugu

4

Kandala

499.025

Second Year Telugu

3

Kandala

Crs.Sec

Title

Hrs

Instructor

Asian Languages and Cultures: Asian Studies

220.001

Introduction to Asian Religions

4

Pranke

223.001

Bhagavad-Gita/Meets with Religion 223.001

3

Deshpande

226.001

Other Hearts and Other Minds: Poetries of Asia

3

Hook

253.001

Religion in Modern India/Meets with Honors 251.001

3

Singh

380.001

Jainism

3

Davis

380.002

Popular Buddhism/Meets with Honors 493.001 and INSTHUM 311.002.

3

Lopez

380.004

Humor in South Asian Literature

3

Merrill

380.006

Buddhism in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia

3

Pranke

455.001

Mughal India/Meets with History 456.001

3

Mir

455.002

Law & Society in Classical India

3

Davis

487.001

Buddhism in India : Its Doctrines and History

3

Gomez

492.001

Islamic Movements in Comparative Perspective/Meets with MENAS 491.001, REES 405.001, AAPTIS 492.001

3

Knysh

492.005

Performing the Ramayana in South and Southeast Asia/Meets with RCHUMS 333.003

3

Walton

Asian Languages and Cultures: Buddhist Studies

502.001

Beginning Modern Tibetan II/Meets with ASIANLAN 166.001

4

Sparham

512.001

Intermediate Modern Tibetan II/Meets with ASIANLAN 266.001

4

Sparham

Asian Languages and Cultures: South and Southeast Asia

699.001

Directed Readings

1-8

ARR

Communications

439.005

Terrorism, Islam and the Media

3

Pintak

Comparative Literature

791.001

Seminar in Literary Theory: Literature and Empire

3

Liu

Corporate Strategy & International Business

510.001

World Economy

3

Foley

Health and Behavior and Health Education

695

Women and Fertilization

3

Simmons & Ghiron

History

255.001

Gandhi's India

4

Kumar

396.004

Islamic Practices and Movements in South and Southeast Asia

3

Metcalf

455.001

Classical India and the Coming of Islam

3

Trautmann

456.001

Mughal India/Meets with Asian 455.001

3

Mir

457.001

History of South Asia : 1750-1900

3

Metcalf

678.001

Language and Nationalism in Modern South Asia

3

Mir

756.001

Explorations in the Intellectual History of Modern India

3

Kumar

Honors

251.001

Religion in Modern India/Meets with Asian 253.001

3

Singh

493.001

Popular Buddhism/Meets with ASIAN 380.002 and INSTHUM 311.002

3

Lopez

493.004

Altered Encounters: Global Change and Asian Cities/Meets with UP 697.032

3

Inam & Shatkin

Institute for the Humanities

311.002

Popular Buddhism/Meets with ASIAN 380.002 and HONORS 493.001

3

Lopez

 

 

 

 

Crs.Sec

Title

Hrs

Instructor

Linguistics

344.001

The Languages of South Asia/meets with ASIANLAN 344.001

3

Hook

 

 

 

 

Natural Resources

677.117

Social Theory and the Environment: Common Property, Political Ecology and Decentralization

 

Agrawal

Religion

223.001

Bhagavad-Gita: The Activist View of Hinduism/Meets with ASIAN 223.001

3

Deshpande

Residential College Humanities

333.003

Performing the Ramayana in South and Southeast Asia/Meets with ASIAN 492.005

3

Walton

Sociology

389.111

Global Outreach: Education Kids about the World

3

Dobbie

Studies Abroad

475.001

Hyderabad , India

1-12

Staff

476.001

Varanasi , India

1-12

Staff

477.001

Madurai , India

1-12

Staff

478.001

Khatmandu , Nepal

1-12

Staff

Urban Planning

697.032

Special Focus Workshop: Altered Encounters: Global Change and Asian Cities/Meets with Honors 493.004

3

Shatkin & Inam

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* 400 level courses can be taken for graduate credit with permission of the instructor and center.

[1] Graduate students interested in this course should contact Gigi Bosch at CSSEAS.

[2] This course is only open undergraduate honors students.

[3] Graduate students interested in this course should register under ASIAN 492.005.

[4] This is a service learning course.  If interested, contact Dilip Das at CSAS.

[5] This course is only open to graduate students in urban planning.  Permission of instructor required.

Professors on sabbatical or leave:
Sugato Bhattacharyya
Rohini Somanath
Ashutosh Varshney