Fall 2015

Begins on: 
August 19, 2015

Introduction to the Civilization of Early India

S Asian 1A
160 DWINELLE
MWF 1-2P
4
84003
Von Rospatt, A

This course requires an enrollment in a discussion section - See schedule.berkeley.edu for section information.

Great Books of India (South Asian Reading and Composition)

S Asian R5A
210 DWINELLE
MWF 9-10A
4
84012
FERREIRA, N E

Great Books of India (S Asian Reading and Composition)

S Asian R5A
189 DWINELLE
MWF 3-4P
4
84015
DIYA, S

Great Books of India (South Asian Reading and Composition)

S Asian R5A
262 DWINELLE
TTh 1230-2P
4
84018
GOMEZ, K

What is Sanskrit literature?

It has something to do with religion—the Vedas and all that, right? And then there is the Ramayan, the Mahabharat and that Kalidasa guy…

Even the 8th century Sanskrit poet, Dharmakīrti, had trouble getting out from under the shadow of the Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata:

Vālmīki dammed the sea with rocks
put into place by monkeys,
and Vyāsa filled it with the arrows shot by Pārtha;
yet neither is suspected of hyperbole.
On the other hand, I weigh both word and sense
And yet the public sneers and scorns my work
O Reputation, I salute thee![1]

 

This course will expose you to a wide range of styles and genres from classical Sanskrit literature at the height of its prominence as a literary medium (1st to 12th century CE). We will read stories of love, works for the stage, political thrillers, historical chronicles, and vulgar satire. You will find some of the works thrilling and others tedious. The primary goals for this course are 1) to move beyond our personal tastes and probe the texts with an open mind 2) To learn how to ground analysis and interpretation in cultural and historical context so that we can start asking questions like: Why does this literature matter? For whom did it matter? Why would someone write this text; where does it fit within the larger tradition of Sanskrit literature?

Required Readings

1. ISBN 978-0-8147-0729-6
Śūdraka. The Little Clay Cart. Translated by Diwakar Acharya. 1st ed. The Clay Sanskrit Library 44. New York, NY: New York University Press : JJC Foundation, 2009.

2. ISBN 978-0143-42407-9
Kalidasa. Kumarasambhavam: The Origin of the Young God. Translated by Hank Heifetz. Penguin, 2015.

3. ISBN 978-0-8147-4110-8
Dikshita, Appayya, Nilakantha Dikshita, and Vedanta Dikshita. “Self-Surrender”, “Peace”, “Compassion” and “The Mission of the Goose”: Poems and Prayers from South India. Translated by David Shulman and Yigal Bronner. 1st edition. New York: NYU Press, 2009.

4. ISBN 978-0143-42147-4
Kṣemendra. The Courtesan’s Keeper: Samaya Matrika. Translated by A. N. D. Haksar. New Delhi: Penguin, 2014.

5. ISBN 0-81471661-X
Viśākhadatta. Rākshasa’s Ring. Translated by Michael Coulson. 1st ed. The Clay Sanskrit Library. New York: New York University Press : JJC Foundation, 2005.

6. COURSE READER from University Copy (2425 Channing Way)

 


[1] Ingalls, Sanskrit Poetry, from Vidyākara’s Treasury, 316 vs. 1726. Translated by Daniel Ingalls.

 

Religion in Medieval India

S Asian C123
121 WHEELER
TTh 11-1230P
4
84021
Paramasivan, V

Focusing on the period between 600 and 1600 C.E., this course will examine major developments within popular Hinduism, the growth and spread of Islam (Sufism) and the emergence of Sikhism on the Indian subcontinent. We will pay particular attention to the interactions and exchanges between these traditions. Course material will include extracts from theological and philosophical literature, poetry, autobiographical and travel narratives as well as secondary literature.

Required Textbooks:

Songs of the Saints of India, Hawley and Jurgensmeyer, Oxford University Press, ISBN: 0195694201

Ardhakathanak (A Half Story), Banarsidas (TR) Choudhury, Penguin India, ISBN: 0143100548

Speaking of Shiva, A. K. Ramanujan, Penguin Publishing, ISBN: 0140442707

Hindu Mythology

S Asian C140
160 KROEBER
MWF 11-12P
4
84024
GOLDMAN, R P

Required Textbooks:

Classical Hindu Mythology: A Reader in the Sanskrit Puranas by C. Dimmit, Temple University Press, ISBN: 9780877221227

Hindu Myths edited/translated by Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty, Penguin Books, ISBN: 9780140449907

The Rig Veda: an Anthology edited/translated by Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty, Penguin Books, ISBN: 9780140449891

Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts

S Asian C215
288 DWINELLE
W 3-6P
2-4
84030
Von Rospatt, A

Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts

S Asian C224
288 DWINELLE
Th 2-5P
2-4
84033
DALTON, J

Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition)

S,SEASN R5A
206 WHEELER
MWF 3-4P
4
83503
SCALICE, J P

Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition)

S,SEASN R5A
102 LATIMER
MW 4-530P
4
83506
BRUHN, K

Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition)

S,SEASN R5A
103 WHEELER
TTh 330-5P
4
83509
GUTIERREZ, K C

Introduction to the Study of Buddhism

S,SEASN C52
159 MULFORD
TTh 11-1230P
4
83512
The Staff

This course requires an enrollment in a discussion section - See schedule.berkeley.edu for section information.

Sophomore Seminar - Contemporary Southeast Asian Society and Culture through Film

S,SEASN 84
175 DWINELLE
F 4-6P
1-2
83533
Barrios-LeBlanc, M

Topics in South and Southeast Asian Studies

S,SEASN 120
33 DWINELLE
TTh 11-1230P
4
83560
BARRIOS-LEBLANC, M

Topics in South and Southeast Asian Studies

S,SEASN 120
283 DWINELLE
TTh 1230-2P
4
83566
Wentworth, B T

Southeast Asian Mythology

S,SEASN 150
246 DWINELLE
TTh 330-5P
4
83568
Tiwon, S C

Required Textbooks:

Sacred Narrative, Alan Dundes, University of California Press, ISBN: 0520051920

Breaking the Magic Spell, Jack Zipes, University Press of Kentucky, ISBN: 0813190304

Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies

S,SEASN 250
202 WHEELER
F 3-6P
2-4
83641
Edwards, P S

Methods in South & Southeast Asian Studies

S,SEASN 294
350B DWINELLE
MW 10-12P
4
83686
HADLER, J A

Required Textbooks:

Domination and the Arts of Resistance, James Scott, Yale, ISBN: 0300056699

Textures of Time, Rao, Shulman, et al., Other Press, ISBN: 1590510445

Along the Archival Grain (2nd ed.), Ann Stoler, Princeton, ISBN: 0691146365

Imagined Communities, Benedict Anderson, Verso, ISBN: 1844670864

Graves of Tarim, Engseng Ho, California, ISBN: 978052024454

Islam Translated, Ronit Ricci, Chicago, ISBN: 0226710882

History, Culture & Region, Oliver Wolters, Cornell SEAP, ISBN: 0877277257

The Language of the Gods, Sheldon Pollock, California, ISBN: 0520260031

Objects of Translation, Finbarr Flood, Princeton, ISBN: 0691125945

The Taming of the Demons, Jacob Dalton, Yale, ISBN: 0300187963

Pasyon and Revolution, Reynaldo Ileto, Ateneo de Manila, ISBN: 9715502326

Introduction to the Civilization of Southeast Asia

SEASIAN 10A
110 WHEELER
TTh 930-11A
4
84103
EDWARDS, P S

This course requires an enrollment in a discussion section - See schedule.berkeley.edu for section information.

Required Textbooks:

Zhou Daguan A Record of Cambodia: the land and its people, Peter Harris, Silkworm Chiangmai, ISBN: 9789749511244

Smile as They Bow, Nu Nu Yi, New York: Hyperion, ISBN: 97814041303372

Tale of Kieu, Huynh Sanh Thong, Yale University Press, ISBN: 9780300040517

Dumb Luck, Vu Trong Phung & Peter Zinoman, University of Michigan Press, ISBN: 9780472068043

Temple in the Clouds: Faith and Conflict in Preah Vihear, John Burgess, River Books/ACC, ISBN: 9786167339542

BENGALI -- Introductory

BANGLA 1A
204 DWINELLE
MW 12-2P, F 1-2P
5
84515
BASU, A

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1A
175 DWINELLE
MTWThF 11-12P
5
84503
ABAN, C C

Required Textbook:

Tagalog for Beginners, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804841269

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1A
233 DWINELLE
MTWThF 12-1P
5
84506
ABAN, C C

Required Textbook:

Tagalog for Beginners, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804841269

FILIPINO - Introductory

FILIPN 1A
233 DWINELLE
MTWThF 1-2P
5
84512
ABAN, C C

Required Textbook:

Tagalog for Beginners, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804841269

FILIPINO - Introductory

Canceled
FILIPN 1A
104 DWINELLE
MTWThF 3-4P
5
84512
LLAGAS, K

Required Textbook:

Tagalog for Beginners, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804841269

FILIPINO - Intermediate

FILIPN 100A
105 DWINELLE
TTh 1230-2P & F 12-2P
5
84524
LLAGAS, K

Required Textbook:

Intermediate Tagalog, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804842624

FILIPINO - Intermediate

FILIPN 100A
222 WHEELER
TTh 2-330P & F 2-4P
5
84527
LLAGAS, K

Required Textbook:

Intermediate Tagalog, Joi Barrios, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN: 9780804842624

FILIPINO - Advanced

FILIPN 101A
201 WHEELER
TTh 1230-2P
3
84530
BARRIOS-LEBLANC, M

HINDI - Introductory

HIN-URD 1A
24 DWINELLE
MTWThF 11-12P
5
84603
SIRASAO, P

HINDI - Intermediate

HIN-URD 100A
204 DWINELLE
MWF 10-11A
4
84612
SIRASAO, P

This course requires an enrollment in a discussion section - See schedule.berkeley.edu for section information.

HINDI - Advanced Readings in Modern Hindi

HIN-URD 101A
104 DWINELLE
MWF 12-1P
3
84618
JAIN, U R

This course is designed for students who have already achieved an intermediate level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing Hindi. Its objective is to move students toward a greater level of fluency in each of these key areas. It introduces students to a variety of contemporary literary genres. Weekly readings and discussions will be on short stories, poems, and dramatic sketches from representative authors. These readings focus on various social, cultural, political, and historical aspects of Indian society. Students are encouraged to explore these issues in their written assignments as well as in their class discussions. Written assignments on themes suggested by the reading will be required. Students will also work on advanced grammar and special emphasis will be on vocabulary building, idioms, and problems of syntax.

There will be advanced exercises in composition. The class will be conducted entirely in Hindi and students will acquire language skills sufficient to approach literary texts on their own.

Note: This course can be repeated for credit.

HINDI - Literature

HIN-URD 221
102 BARROWS
W 2-5P
4
84627
PARAMASIVAN, V

INDONESIAN - Introductory

MALAY/I 1A
233 DWINELLE
MW
5
85003
LUNDE, N K

Indonesian introduces students to elementary Indonesian conversation and develops reading and writing commensurate with the students abilities.

This level provides students the skills needed to use a limited range of Indonesian language, adequate for basic communication. By the end of this semester students are expected to be able to satisfy most travel and accommodation needs and a limited range of social demands beyond exchange of skeletal biographic information.

INDONESIAN - Intermediate

MALAY/I 100A
189 DWINELLE
MW 12-2P & F 1-2P
5
85006
LUNDE, N K

Indonesian 1A and 1B are prerequisite, or with the instructor's consent.

This course provides readings in Indonesian text books, newspapers, journals, and literature.

This class provides students with the skills needed to use Indonesian adequately in familiar situations and to communicate general messages. Students will be expected to be more skilled to speak Indonesian with sufficient structural accuracy and vocabulary to participate in most formal and informal conversations on practical, social, and professional topics.

INDONESIAN - Intermediate

MALAY/I 100A
225 DWINELLE
TTh 10-12P & F 11-12P
5
85009
LUNDE, N K

Indonesian 1A and 1B are prerequisite, or with the instructor's consent.

This course provides readings in Indonesian text books, newspapers, journals, and literature.

This class provides students with the skills needed to use Indonesian adequately in familiar situations and to communicate general messages. Students will be expected to be more skilled to speak Indonesian with sufficient structural accuracy and vocabulary to participate in most formal and informal conversations on practical, social, and professional topics.

KHMER - Introductory

KHMER 1A
201 WHEELER
MTWThF 2-3P
5
84803
SMITH, F J

KHMER - Intermediate

KHMER 100A
33 DWINELLE
MTWTh
5
84806
SMITH, F J

KHMER - Advanced

KHMER 101A
33 DWINELLE
TTh 930-11A
3
84809
SMITH, F J

MALAY - Seminar in Malay Letters and Oral Traditions

MALAY/I 210A
202 WHEELER
W 10-12P
4
85012
TIWON, S C

PUNJABI - Introductory

PUNJABI 1A
175 DWINELLE
TTh 930-11A
5
85203
UBHI, U K

PUNJABI - Intermediate

PUNJABI 100A
107 MULFORD
TTh 2-330P
5
85206
UBHI, U K

SANSKRIT - Elementary

SANSKR 100A
204 DWINELLE
MWF 8-10A
5
85303
GOLDMAN, S J

Required Textbook:

Devavanipravesika: An Introduction to the Sanskrit Language, Robert Goldman & Sally J. Sutherland-Goldman, UCB-CSAS Publications, ISBN: 0944613403

SANSKRIT - Intermediate

SANSKR 101B
210 DWINELLE
MF 12-2P
5
85306
GOLDMAN, S J

Required Textbooks:

Higher Sanskrit Grammar, Moreshwar Ramchandra Kale, Motilal Banarsidass Publishing, ISBN: 8120801776

Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary, V. S. Apte, Motilal Banarsidass, ISBN: 8120805674

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, M. Monier-Williams, Motilal Banarsidass, ISBN: 8120800656

 

SANSKRIT - Literature

SANSKR 200A
346B DWINELLE
MF 2-330P
4
85309
GOLDMAN, R P

TAMIL - Introductory

TAMIL 1A
201 WHEELER
TTh 11-12:30P & W 10-12P
5
85603
SANKARA RAJULU, B

This introductory level course focuses on progressive acquisition of language skills to communicate effectively in both written and spoken Tamil. It facilitates development of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing competence along with basic grammar.

 

TAMIL - Readings in Tamil

TAMIL 101A
186 BARROWS
TTh 2-330P
4
85606
SANKARA RAJULU, B

This course requires an enrollment in a discussion section - See schedule.berkeley.edu for section information.

Excerpts from contemporary short stories, novels, prose and other forms of Tamil literature authored by popular Tamil writers will be used as reading material. Films, songs and discourses will be used as supplementary material for discussions.

Prerequisites : 1year of Tamil / consent of Instructor.

Course Material : Course material will be supplied by the Instructor.

TAMIL - Seminar in Tamil Literature

TAMIL 210
204 W'
F 3-6P
4
85803
WENTWORTH, B T

TELUGU - Elementary

TELUGU 1A
202 WHEELER
TTh 1230-2 & W 12-1P
4
85803
SANKARA RAJULU, B

THAI - Introductory

THAI 1A
106 DWINELLE
MF 5-630P & W 4-6P
5
85903
CHOWCHUVECH, S

Required Textbook:

Thai Language and Culture for Beginners, Yuphaphann Hoonchamlong, Self Publishing, ISBN: 9789747512250

THAI - Intermediate

THAI 100A
205 DWINELLE
MF 2-4P & W 2-330P
5
85906
CHOWCHUVECH, S

THAI - Advanced

THAI 101A
33 DWINELLE
TTh 9-11A
3
85909
CHOWCHUVECH, S

URDU - Introductory

HIN-URD 2A
108 WHEELER
MTWThF 2-3P
5
84609
JALIL, Q

In Fall, it is  1st semester Urdu course which is intended for students for fresh students/students at beginner’s level. Speaking, listening, reading and writing, all four skills will be taught. There will be a bit more emphasis/focus on oral skills. Sentence structure and grammar construction will be presented through example/models, however brief/necessary explanation will also be made.

URDU - Intermediate

HIN-URD 103A
103 WHEELER
MWF 3-4P
4
84621
JALIL, Q

In Fall,  it is 3rd semester Urdu course which is intended for students who have completed two semesters of Urdu or who have equivalent proficiency in Urdu. All four skills, speaking, listening, reading and writing, will be taught. Sentence structure and grammar construction will be presented through example/models, however, necessary/brief explanation will also be given.

URDU - Advanced

HIN-URD 104A
104 DWINELLE
MWF 5-6P
3
84624
JALIL, Q

In Fall it is 5th semester Urdu course which is intended for those students who have already completed four semesters of Urdu or who have equivalent level of proficiency. Speaking, listening, reading and, writing, all four skills will be taught. There will be a bit more emphasis/focus on reading comprehension. Emphasis/focus can shift one way or the other after evaluating students’ performance/level in various skills. Sentence structure and grammar construction will be taught through example/model, however, brief/necessary explanation of such things will also be given.

VIETNAMESE - Introductory

VIETNMS 1A
2066 VALLEY LSB
MTWThF 12-1P
5
86006
TRAN, H

An introduction to modern spoken and written Vietnamese, including intensive drill on basic phonology and grammar. By the end of the second semester the student should be able to function successfully in ordinary Vietnamese conversation and read simple texts of moderate difficulty.

VIETNAMESE - Introductory

VIETNMS 1A
110 BARROWS
MTWTHF 11-12P
5
86012
TRAN, H

An introduction to modern spoken and written Vietnamese, including intensive drill on basic phonology and grammar. By the end of the second semester the student should be able to function successfully in ordinary Vietnamese conversation and read simple texts of moderate difficulty.

VIETNAMESE - Intermediate

VIETNMS 100A
175 DWINELLE
MTWThF 1-2P
5
86012
TRAN, H

Fulfills the L&S breadth requirements in International Studies.

Prerequisites: 1A-1B, or consent of instructor; 100A or consent of instructor is a prerequisite for 100B.

A second-year course in Vietnamese vocabulary and syntax with intensive drills on short colloquial expressions and auditory recognition of speech patterns. First semester course stresses phraseology, sentence building, rules of composition and development of students' communicative skills. By the end of the second semester students will learn to speak and write simple compositions and will have a cursory introduction to Vietnamese literature and sample readings from contemporary Vietnamese writers.

Required Textbook(s):

Chung Ta Noi - Conversational Vietnamese, Le Pham Thuy Kim & Nguyen Kim Oanh, University of Washington Press, ISBN: 0295980893

VIETNAMESE - Advanced

VIETNMS 101A
101 WHEELER
TTh 930-11A
3
86018
NGUYEN, C N

FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Camouflaging the Chimera: African American Voices and Visions of the Vietnam War

S,SEASN 39K
332 GIANNINI
M 2-4P
2-4
83511
EDWARDS, P S

This new, interdisciplinary seminar invites you to explore African American voices and visions of the Vietnam war through oral history, music, fiction, poetry, cinema and other primary sources.  For historical and contemporary context, we begin with reflections on and depictions of African American veterans of the American Civil War, Korea, and Iraq, via Natasha Trethewey's Pulitzer prize-winning Native Guard (2007), Toni Morrison's Home (2012), and David Oyelowo's Nightingale (2015). Novelist Judy Juanita then takes us to the Vietnam war era with Virgin Soul (2013), which traces Berkeley born freshman Geniece’s journey from Oakland City College through her involvement with the Black Panthers to her graduation from San Francisco State. War correspondent and writer Wallace Terry’s path-breaking Bloods (1984) brings us memories and life-stories of African Americans deployed to Vietnam. Pulitzer poet Yusuf Komunyakaa’s Dien Cai Dau (1988) offers us a powerful and lyrical lens on both the war and the Washington memorial. We examine songs of protest and other forms of musical expression ranging from Jimmy Cliff’s Letter from Vietnam to Sammy Davis Jr.’s 1972 tour of South Vietnam.  We consider the roles and representations of African American forces and peace activists in Apocalypse NowDead Presidents,Tropic ThunderButler and Selma. Our other sources include the speeches and writings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Muhammad Ali, Stokely Carmichael; the voice of “Hanoi Hannah,” whose radio broadcasts targeted African American troops in Vietnam, and war era cartoons, comics and photography. Thanks to the generosity of the author and a grant from the Freshman Seminar Program, all students on this course will receive a complementary copy of Virgin Soul.   The seminar will include class visits by Judy Juanita and by theatre & performance studies graduate student, Paige Johnson.

Grading is weighted at 50% for active and prepared participation in class discussion; 10% for one fifteen-minute oral presentation on a class topic; and 40% for a written, audio, visual or audio-visual assignment of your own design (such as an oral history, a photographic essay, a short story, or a short film), to be determined in consultation with the instructor.

BURMESE - Introductory

S,SEASN 149
201 WHEELER
W 4-5P & TF 4-6P
5
83567
THE STAFF
Dept/Crssort icon Sec Title Instructor Days/Times Location CCN
BANGLA 1A 1 BENGALI -- Introductory BASU, A MW 12-2P, F 1-2P 204 DWINELLE 84515
FILIPN 1A 1 FILIPINO - Introductory ABAN, C C MTWThF 11-12P 175 DWINELLE 84503
FILIPN 1A 2 FILIPINO - Introductory ABAN, C C MTWThF 12-1P 233 DWINELLE 84506
FILIPN 1A 3 FILIPINO - Introductory ABAN, C C MTWThF 1-2P 233 DWINELLE 84512
FILIPN 1A 4 FILIPINO - Introductory LLAGAS, K MTWThF 3-4P 104 DWINELLE 84512
FILIPN 100A 1 FILIPINO - Intermediate LLAGAS, K TTh 1230-2P & F 12-2P 105 DWINELLE 84524
FILIPN 100A 2 FILIPINO - Intermediate LLAGAS, K TTh 2-330P & F 2-4P 222 WHEELER 84527
FILIPN 101A 1 FILIPINO - Advanced BARRIOS-LEBLANC, M TTh 1230-2P 201 WHEELER 84530
HIN-URD 1A 1 HINDI - Introductory SIRASAO, P MTWThF 11-12P 24 DWINELLE 84603
HIN-URD 100A 1 HINDI - Intermediate SIRASAO, P MWF 10-11A 204 DWINELLE 84612
HIN-URD 101A 1 HINDI - Advanced Readings in Modern Hindi JAIN, U R MWF 12-1P 104 DWINELLE 84618
HIN-URD 221 1 HINDI - Literature PARAMASIVAN, V W 2-5P 102 BARROWS 84627
HIN-URD 2A 1 URDU - Introductory JALIL, Q MTWThF 2-3P 108 WHEELER 84609
HIN-URD 103A 1 URDU - Intermediate JALIL, Q MWF 3-4P 103 WHEELER 84621
HIN-URD 104A 1 URDU - Advanced JALIL, Q MWF 5-6P 104 DWINELLE 84624
KHMER 1A 1 KHMER - Introductory SMITH, F J MTWThF 2-3P 201 WHEELER 84803
KHMER 100A 1 KHMER - Intermediate SMITH, F J MTWTh 33 DWINELLE 84806
KHMER 101A 1 KHMER - Advanced SMITH, F J TTh 930-11A 33 DWINELLE 84809
MALAY/I 1A 1 INDONESIAN - Introductory LUNDE, N K MW 233 DWINELLE 85003
MALAY/I 100A 1 INDONESIAN - Intermediate LUNDE, N K MW 12-2P & F 1-2P 189 DWINELLE 85006
MALAY/I 100A 2 INDONESIAN - Intermediate LUNDE, N K TTh 10-12P & F 11-12P 225 DWINELLE 85009
MALAY/I 210A 1 MALAY - Seminar in Malay Letters and Oral Traditions TIWON, S C W 10-12P 202 WHEELER 85012
PUNJABI 1A 1 PUNJABI - Introductory UBHI, U K TTh 930-11A 175 DWINELLE 85203
PUNJABI 100A 1 PUNJABI - Intermediate UBHI, U K TTh 2-330P 107 MULFORD 85206
S Asian 1A 1 Introduction to the Civilization of Early India Von Rospatt, A MWF 1-2P 160 DWINELLE 84003
S Asian R5A 1 Great Books of India (South Asian Reading and Composition) FERREIRA, N E MWF 9-10A 210 DWINELLE 84012
S Asian R5A 2 Great Books of India (S Asian Reading and Composition) DIYA, S MWF 3-4P 189 DWINELLE 84015
S Asian R5A 3 Great Books of India (South Asian Reading and Composition) GOMEZ, K TTh 1230-2P 262 DWINELLE 84018
S Asian C123 1 Religion in Medieval India Paramasivan, V TTh 11-1230P 121 WHEELER 84021
S Asian C140 1 Hindu Mythology GOLDMAN, R P MWF 11-12P 160 KROEBER 84024
S Asian C215 1 Readings in Indian Buddhist Texts Von Rospatt, A W 3-6P 288 DWINELLE 84030
S Asian C224 1 Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts
DALTON, J
HILL, N W
Th 2-5P 288 DWINELLE 84033
S,SEASN R5A 1 Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition) SCALICE, J P MWF 3-4P 206 WHEELER 83503
S,SEASN R5A 2 Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition) BRUHN, K MW 4-530P 102 LATIMER 83506
S,SEASN R5A 3 Self, Representation, and Nation (S,SEASN Reading and Composition) GUTIERREZ, K C TTh 330-5P 103 WHEELER 83509
S,SEASN C52 1 Introduction to the Study of Buddhism The Staff TTh 11-1230P 159 MULFORD 83512
S,SEASN 84 1 Sophomore Seminar - Contemporary Southeast Asian Society and Culture through Film
Barrios-LeBlanc, M
Smith, F J
Tran, H
F 4-6P 175 DWINELLE 83533
S,SEASN 120 1 Topics in South and Southeast Asian Studies BARRIOS-LEBLANC, M TTh 11-1230P 33 DWINELLE 83560
S,SEASN 120 3 Topics in South and Southeast Asian Studies Wentworth, B T TTh 1230-2P 283 DWINELLE 83566
S,SEASN 150 1 Southeast Asian Mythology Tiwon, S C TTh 330-5P 246 DWINELLE 83568
S,SEASN 250 2 Seminar in South and Southeast Asian Studies Edwards, P S F 3-6P 202 WHEELER 83641
S,SEASN 294 1 Methods in South & Southeast Asian Studies HADLER, J A MW 10-12P 350B DWINELLE 83686
S,SEASN 39K 1 FRESH/SOPH SEMINAR - Camouflaging the Chimera: African American Voices and Visions of the Vietnam War EDWARDS, P S M 2-4P 332 GIANNINI 83511
S,SEASN 149 1 BURMESE - Introductory THE STAFF W 4-5P & TF 4-6P 201 WHEELER 83567
SANSKR 100A 1 SANSKRIT - Elementary GOLDMAN, S J MWF 8-10A 204 DWINELLE 85303
SANSKR 101B 1 SANSKRIT - Intermediate GOLDMAN, S J MF 12-2P 210 DWINELLE 85306
SANSKR 200A 1 SANSKRIT - Literature GOLDMAN, R P MF 2-330P 346B DWINELLE 85309
SEASIAN 10A 1 Introduction to the Civilization of Southeast Asia EDWARDS, P S TTh 930-11A 110 WHEELER 84103
TAMIL 1A 1 TAMIL - Introductory SANKARA RAJULU, B TTh 11-12:30P & W 10-12P 201 WHEELER 85603
TAMIL 101A 1 TAMIL - Readings in Tamil SANKARA RAJULU, B TTh 2-330P 186 BARROWS 85606
TAMIL 210 1 TAMIL - Seminar in Tamil Literature WENTWORTH, B T F 3-6P 204 W' 85803
TELUGU 1A 1 TELUGU - Elementary SANKARA RAJULU, B TTh 1230-2 & W 12-1P 202 WHEELER 85803
THAI 1A 1 THAI - Introductory CHOWCHUVECH, S MF 5-630P & W 4-6P 106 DWINELLE 85903
THAI 100A 1 THAI - Intermediate CHOWCHUVECH, S MF 2-4P & W 2-330P 205 DWINELLE 85906
THAI 101A 1 THAI - Advanced CHOWCHUVECH, S TTh 9-11A 33 DWINELLE 85909
VIETNMS 1A 2 VIETNAMESE - Introductory TRAN, H MTWThF 12-1P 2066 VALLEY LSB 86006
VIETNMS 1A 3 VIETNAMESE - Introductory TRAN, H MTWTHF 11-12P 110 BARROWS 86012
VIETNMS 100A 1 VIETNAMESE - Intermediate TRAN, H MTWThF 1-2P 175 DWINELLE 86012
VIETNMS 101A 1 VIETNAMESE - Advanced NGUYEN, C N TTh 930-11A 101 WHEELER 86018