| Numbering Code |
U-LET25 36831 LJ36 |
Year/Term |
2022 ・
Second semester |
| Number of Credits |
2
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Course Type |
special lecture |
| Target Year |
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Target Student |
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| Language |
Japanese |
Day/Period |
Wed.2 |
| Instructor name |
OBIYA CHIKA (Center for Southeast Asian Studies Associate Professor) |
| Outline and Purpose of the Course |
In this class, the subjects of the former Soviet Central Asia, especially Uzbekistan, will examine the various aspects of the historical review that took place in the wake of the liberalization by Perestroika during the Soviet era, as well as independence and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Through these efforts, we aim to deepen our understanding of contemporary Central Asia and to deepen our understanding of the various ways of describing history. |
| Course Goals |
To understand the history of Central Asia in the modern period (from the period of Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, independence to the present day), and the characteristics of ethnic and historical views and historical descriptions in Central Asia from the Soviet Era to the present day. |
| Evaluation Methods and Policy |
Evaluation is performed at a rate of 30% at the regular attitude score and 70% at the end of the year report. |
| Course Requirements |
Especially none |
| Study outside of Class (preparation and review) |
During the course, review the contents of each class, and read the literature that is listed as a reference book, etc., and I want you to connect to deeper understanding and consideration. |
| Textbooks |
Textbooks/References |
Not used
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| References, etc. |
Tomohiko Uyama "60 Chapters to Know Central Asia" (Akashi Shoten) ISBN: 978-4-7503-3137-9. Introduction to Central Asian Studies, Hisao Komatsu "Central Asia in Revolution" (The University of Tokyo Press) ISBN: 4-13-025027-2 A Must―read Literature on Central Asia during the Russian Revolution, Tomohiko Uyama" "Reconsideration of Kazakh Ethnic History - The Problem of Describing History" "Area Studies Vol. 2, No. 1 (1999)" (Center for Regional Studies, National Museum of Ethnology). "The Revival of Heroes: Timur in Modern Uzbek Nationalism" Keiko Sakai, Hiroshi Usuki, "Nation and Nationalism in the Islamic Region" (The University of Tokyo Press) ISBN: 4-13-034185-5 Central Asia after the Dissolution of the Soviet Union A paper on nationalism and the review of history, edited by Tomoka OBIYA "60 Chapters to Know Uzbekistan" (Akashi Bookstore) ISBN: 9784750346373 Introduction to Uzbek Area Studies.
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