Course Materials

• Course Syllabus
• Schedule of Readings, Exams, and Papers
• Course Reader
• Lecture Notes
• Exam Topics A - Exam in class, Fri., Oct. 14.
• Exam Topics B - Exam in class, Mon., Nov. 21.
• Paper Topics I - Paper due in class, Fri., Oct. 21.
• Paper Topics II - Paper due in class, Mon., Nov 7.
• Final Paper Topics - Final paper due in class, Fri., Dec. 2.

From the Writing Page

• In addition to the topics above for Exam I, you will be tested on the five short readings below.
• Four Keys to Writing in the Humanities - required reading
• Four Stages of Writing - required reading
• Paper Writing Guidelines - mostly for final paper but also very useful for short papers
• Checklist for Papers- mostly for final paper but also very useful for short papers
• Bridging Consciousness and Unconsciousness
• For endnote/footnote formats, see
  • Course Syllabus and
  • Writing Sample

From the Learning Page

• Extroverted Learners
• Introverted Learners

Related Links

• Key Terms-Early Japanese Buddhism from Prince Shotoku to Kukai
• Key Terms-Zen Buddhism of Dogen
• Notes on Dogen's "Genjokoan"
• Key Terms-Pure Land Buddhism of Honen and Shinran
• Film Notes: Paprika
• SEKITEI - Rock Garden
• Yasunari Kawabata's Nobel Acceptance speech which offers a literary view of Japanese religion and culture
  
• Photo Dictionary of Japanese Religion (Buddhist and Shinto Images)

© Mark T. Unno 2008

Please report any errors to Mark Unno munno@darkwing.uoregon.edu