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JPH 5003
Between Eastern and Western Civilizations: Jewish Culture in Comparative Context
Through a study of Jewish culture from a Chinese perspective, this course will broadly compare Eastern and Western Civilizations through the lens of 1) Judaism as a component of the Judeo-Christian tradition that stands at the core of Western Civilization and 2) in comparison with the fundamentals of traditional Chinese thought as embodied in the Confucian classical texts. The course is designed primarily for Chinese university graduates in the fields of international studies, world philosophy, religion, and middle eastern studies. Qualified undergraduates seeking graduate-level training may also apply.
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3