It is for thesis evaluation for plagiarism.
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Yoko Demelius
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus
Turun yliopiston Moodle
Hakutulokset
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Heejin Kim
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus
Objectives
When completing this course, students will understand the key issues and concepts of Japanese contemporary politics and society and understand the major historical developments, trends and connections behind them. As for transferable skills students learn to analyse complicated and often interrelated phenomena, to read and utilize academic research, to reflect on their learning, to form arguments and present their findings in a team presentation. Students will also learn communication skills, teamwork skills, time management and presentations skills as well as academic English reading and speaking skills.
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Silja Keva
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus
Goals: The course offers an introduction to the wide range of issues in the field of East Asian studies. Contents: What is East Asia? How has it come about in history? How has the West influenced the region? What is the significance of different conceptualisations about East Asia?
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Lauri Paltemaa
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus
The aim of this course is to make students’ understanding of basic (JLPT N3-level) grammar solid and to further develop language skills so that they can advance to upper intermediate level. Emphasis of this course is on enabling students to interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers on familiar matters possible.
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Kanako Kuramitsu
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus
Objectives
Students will gain knowledge of the historical development in East Asia and its Confucian tradition that has dictated gender roles and structural influences since modernity throughout contemporary times. Students will develop skills to apply comparative perspectives on gender-related issues in East Asia. Reflecting on the growing need to address sustainable development, gender equality, peace, and justice, students will learn to apply key concepts of social sciences to discuss contemporary East Asian challenges, such as women's movements, gender inequality, LGBTQ+ issues, aging society, and low fertility.
Students will gain knowledge of the historical development in East Asia and its Confucian tradition that has dictated gender roles and structural influences since modernity throughout contemporary times. Students will develop skills to apply comparative perspectives on gender-related issues in East Asia. Reflecting on the growing need to address sustainable development, gender equality, peace, and justice, students will learn to apply key concepts of social sciences to discuss contemporary East Asian challenges, such as women's movements, gender inequality, LGBTQ+ issues, aging society, and low fertility.
- Opettaja
Yoko Demelius
Kategoria: Itä-Aasian koulutus- ja tutkimuskeskus