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    • Reinventing "Japan" Colloquium . HIST 287J

    This year long interdisciplinary colloquium brings together graduate students who study Japanese history and culture. It introduces current scholarship on Japan via readings, discussions and presentations by visiting scholars, UCSB scholars and graduate students. The colloquium meets bi-weekly. Students will prepare readings for discussion, write a seminar-length paper and present their paper to the colloquium once during the year.

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    Prerequisites: Graduate Standing

    1 - 2

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    1, 2, 3

    Passtime

    Graduate students only

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    Letters and science

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    IKEUCHI S
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    HSSB 4020
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    16:00 PM - 17:50 PM
    2 / 6
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