Course builds reading skills through reading and grammatical analysis of the text; Builds spoken fluency by discussion of the text through oral drills on new vocabulary and grammar, and through the use of video material. Further emphasis on learning kanji. Part 2 of two-part course. Prerequisite: JAPANESE 326.

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This one-time course takes advantage of the visits of three eminent Buddhist monastic women from three great Buddhist traditions (Chinese, Japanese and Tibetan) who are each transforming Buddhist practice in the 21st centuries and are each transforming their societies through their distinctive approaches to socially engaged Buddhism. Students will be introduced to contemporary socially engaged Buddhism as a practice, and to its diverse manifestations, but also to the special role that monastics and monastic women in particular, play in this movement.

Renaissance and baroque music for mixed voices