This course examines major principles of social organization in Japan and contrasts them with the United States. The course begins with an overview of social structure, norms and values then focuses more closely on family, gender, education, community, current social problems and social change. The purpose is to enable the student to better understand Japanese society through a process of comparative analysis. Course Requirements: Two exams and one 8-10 page research paper Participate in two discussion groups and lead one discussion group. Post to class blogs. ">

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SOCI 164 - Japanese Society

Description
This course examines major principles of social organization in Japan and contrasts them with the United States. The course begins with an overview of social structure, norms and values then focuses more closely on family, gender, education, community, current social problems and social change. The purpose is to enable the student to better understand Japanese society through a process of comparative analysis. Course Requirements: Two exams and one 8-10 page research paper Participate in two discussion groups and lead one discussion group. Post to class blogs. 
Recent Professors
Recent Semesters
Spring 2020, Spring 2019, Spring 2018
Class Size
46-53
Credits
3
Professor Reviews
6y
First-year
GOVT
her lectures and what she expects from you are crystal clear. go to the class, take notes, study for the midterm and final, write the paper on whatever interesting topic you want, and you'll do well. additional bonuses: she's a kind woman who clearly knows what she's talking about.
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Usually Offered
W (2 hours 30 minutes)
Attributes
Core: Diversity/Global, SFS/CULP Social Science, SFS/RCST Asia