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| Introduction • The Geography of East
Asia |
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| 1 • Early China and the Shang |
| 2 • Confucius and China's Philosophic
Traditions |
| 3 • The Early Chinese Empire: the
Qin and Han |
| 4 • The Tang Empire (618-907) |
| 5 • Classical Japan (500-1185) and
Korea (c. 50 BCE - 918 CE) |
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6 • China's "Golden Age":
the Song, the Mongols, and the Ming Voyages;
and Korea under the Mongols (918-1392) |
| 7 • Medieval Japan |
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| 8 • China, Japan, and Korea: the
Ming, the Qing, Tokugawa, and Choson |
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| 9 • China and the West: Imperialism,
Opium, and Self-Strengthening (1800-1919) |
10 • Japan and the West: the Meiji
Restoration (1868-1912);
Korea: the West and Japan (1860s-1910) |
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11 • Imperialism, War, Revolution
in East Asia: 1900-1945;
Korea as a Colony of Japan, 1910-1945 |
| 12 • China: 1945-Present |
| 13 • Japan: 1945-Present |
| 14 • Korea: 1945-Present |
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