WINTER 1999 SYLLABUS
(CRN 6232, 6233) MWF 10 AM (OPE 107) MWF 2 PM (HSS 332) FOR PROFESSOR DALE CANNON
R201 is designed to acquaint students with the major religious traditions of the Far East within their cultural contexts -- principally those of India, China, and Japan . The objectives of the course are for students
EMPATHETIC OBJECTIVITY: the discipline of making real to yourself the inward life, the subjective reality, of the lives lived within traditions other than your own as they truly are (thereby discovering what is like yourself in the stranger) and coming to recognize and understand your own tradition objectively as one among others (thereby discovering what is strange about yourself). |
ATTENDANCE AND ABSENCE MAKE UP POLICY
EXAMINATIONS
(TWO EXAMINATIONS ARE TO BE TAKEN FOR CREDIT FOR WHICH YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. YOUR PAPER [RESEARCH PROJECT OR BOOK REVIEW] WILL BE DUE ON THE DATE OF THE EXAM NOT TAKEN FOR CREDIT. A MAXIMUM OF 1/3 OF THE CLASS MAY HAVE THEIR PAPERS DUE AT ANY ONE OF THE THREE POSSIBLE DATES.)
EXAM STUDY QUESTIONS:
R201 GLOSSARY
TERM PAPER (TWO OPTIONS)
JOURNALS
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF RELEVANT BOOKS ON LIBRARY RESERVE AND IN REFERENCE COLLECTION (REQUIRED USE FOR
RESEARCH PROJECT).
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS RELATING TO R201
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