Asia in World History: A Guide for Teaching
Edited by Ainslie T. Embree and Carol Gluck
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The three Guides for Teaching presented in this section are designed for faculty members who are integrating Asian material into general education courses primarily focused on the Western tradition or canon. Each Guide contains approximately 40 essays, written by leading specialists, and each essay conforms to a common format that makes the Guides useful to those who are integrating these materials into introductory courses in the various academic disciplines. These Teaching Guides on Asia were produced by the Columbia Project on Asia in the Core Curriculum with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Henry Luce Foundation, the Panasonic Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Education. To purchase one of the Teaching Guides, please contact: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. | 80 Business Park Drive | Armonk, NY 10504 | TEL: 1-800-541-6563 | FAX: 914-273-2106 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Guide to Reader
• Preface
• Introduction, Ainslie Embree and Carol Gluck, Columbia
University
I. Asia in Western History
Introductions
• Asia in Western History, Ainslie T. Embree
• The Shape of the World: Eurasia, Rhoads Murphey, University
of Michigan
• Brief Syllabus of Asia in Western, Michael Marmé, Fordham
University
• Asian Influences on the West, Cho-yun Hsu, University
of Pittsburgh
Essays
• The Beginnings of Contact and Interdependence: Western Asia
and the West, Marc Van De Mieroop, Columbia University
• Interfusion of Asian and Western Cultures: Islamic Civilization
and Europe to 1500, George Saliba, Columbia University
• The Mongols and the West, Morris Rossabi, City University
of New York
• Asia and the West in the New World Economy — The Limited
Thalassocracies: The Portuguese and Dutch in Asia, 1498-1700, Derek
S. Linton, William Smith College
• Asia and the West in the New World Order — From Trading
Companies to Free Trade Imperialism: The British and Their Rivals in Asia,
1700-1850, Derek S. Linton, William Smith College
Asia in Western Thought
• Some Suggested Readings, Leonard A. Gordon, Brooklyn
College, City University of New York
• Asia in Enlightenment and Early British Imperial Views,
Leonard A. Gordon
• Images of the Other: Asia in Nineteenth-Century: Western
Thought—Hegel, Marx, and Weber, Harvey Goldman, University of
California at San Diego
• The Rise and Fall of Western Empire in Asia: 1500-1975,
Edward Malefakis, Columbia University
• Asia and the West in the Twentieth-Century World Order,
Marilyn Young, New York University
II. Asia in World History
Introduction
• Asia in World History, Carol Gluck
Essays
• The Neolithic Transition: Hunting-Gathering to Sedentary
Village Farming and Pastoralism, Walter A. Fairservis, Vassar College
• Primary Civilization in Asia, Walter A. Fairservis
The Origins of Civilization in China, Cho-yun Hsu
• Some Contrasts and Comparisons of Zhou China and Ancient
Greece, Cho-yun Hsu
• The Spread of Power: Empires East and West, Richard
Billows, Columbia University
Empire in East Asia, Cho-yun Hsu
• Systematizing the Transcendental:The Emergence of Religions
and World Views, Peter J. Awn, Columbia University
The Analects of Confucius, Then and Now, Irene Bloom, Barnard College
Religions and World Views in Asian and World History, Julia Ching
and Willard G. Oxtoby, University of Toronto
• The Era of Asian Discovery: Trade and the Contact of Cultures,
Richard W. Bulliet, Columbia University
China, 300-1200, Michael Marmé, Fordham University
Song China, Robert Hymes, Columbia University
Japan, 550-838, H. Paul Varley, Columbia University
India, 100 B.C.E.-1500, Hermann Kulke and Dietmar Rothermund, University
of Heidelberg
• Separate Spheres and New Links: A New Stage in World History,
1000-1500, Peter N. Stearns, Carnegie Mellon University
The Case of China, Michael Marmé
The Case of Japan, H. Paul Varley
• The Rise of an Interdependent World, 1500-1990, Loyd
E. Lee, State University of New York , New Paltz
• The Expansion of Europe, 1450-1700, John W. Cell, Duke
University
Japan and the West, 1543-1640, Michael Cooper, Sophia University
• Europe and the World in an Expanding World-Economy, 1700-1850,
John W. Cell, Duke University
China and the World, 1500-1800, William Rowe, Johns Hopkins University
China's Economy in Comparative Perspective, 1500-1990, Madeleine Zelin,
Columbia University
An Approach to Modern Indian Economic History, Morris David Morris,
Brown University
III. Modern Asia, 1600-1990
• Tokugawa Japan, 1600-1867, William B.
Hauser, University of Rochester
• Five Myths about Early Modern Japan, 1600-1867, Henry
D. Smith II, Columbia University
• State and Society during the Qing Dynasty, 1644-1911, Myron
L. Cohen, Columbia University
• Japan’s Modernities, 1850s-1990s: The Perils of Comparison,
Carol Gluck
• Modern China, 1840-1990, Madeleine Zelin
• Modern India, 1885-1990, David Lelyveld, Columbia University
• Modern Korea, 1860-1990, Michael Robinson, University
of Southern California
IV. Themes in Asian History
• South Asian History: A Cursory Review, Ainslie
T. Embree
• Themes in Southeast Asia History, David J. Steinberg,
Long Island University
• The Sinic World, Joshua Fogel, University of California,
Santa Barbara
• Themes in Chinese History, Madeleine Zelin
• China in the Context of World History, Frederic Wakeman,
University of California, Berkeley
• Some Misconceptions about Chinese History, Cho-yun Hsu
• Patterns of the Past: Themes in Japanese History, Carol
Gluck
• Themes in Korean History, Michael Robinson
• Asia and Latin America in the Context of World History,
Theopolis Fair, La Salle University
• Japan and America: A Tale of Two Civilizations, Carol
Gluck
• Asia and the West: A Concrete Panoply of Intercultural Exchange,
Lynda Shaffer, Tufts University
Postscript
• Summaries of the Essays
• Historical Timelines: Indian History, Chinese History, Japanese
History
• East Asian History in the National Standards for World History,
Carol Gluck
• Index
• Contributors
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