Resources for the study of the history of Asia as a whole
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History in general of Asia
Course texts
- Seeking suggestions on general histories of India and SE
Asia to 1400
- A dialog on H-Asia list, November 1997. Readings to support a revision
of the chapters on Asia to 1400 in a college world history text.
- Sec. School Texts on Eurasia
- By Frey G. Barlow, 5 December 1997. Brief critique.
- Survey 20th C. Asia text
- A dialog on H-Asia List, April 1998. Seeks introductory texts for a
survey course on 20th Century Asia for freshmen and sophomores.
- Course on colonialism and its legacy: suggested
readings
- A dialog on H-Asia list, April 1999. Seeks book recommendations for a
course on Asian colonial history that seriously engages the history of
colonialism, rather than offer a a lit crit/ cultural studies
perspective.
- Texts on science in Asia
- A dialog from H-Asia-L, May 1999. Recommendations for a course to be
taught at the 300 level on the development of science in Asia, within
a largely historical framework, with possible focus on medical sciences,
and upon China and Japan.
Pedagogy
- Asia Comes Full Circles in a Round World
- By Andre Gunder Frank, 12 May 1998. A Review Essay of Asia in Western
and World History. A Guide for Teaching [AWWH] Edited by Ainslie
T. Embree and Carol Gluck [for] Columbia Project on Asia in the
Core Curriculum [CPACC].
- How best to teach 'Asian' survey courses?
- A dialog on H-Asia List, May-June 1998.
- History of premodern Asia: a post-mortem (Teaching Asia
surveys)
- A dialog from H-Asia list, 18 December 1998.
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