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EAS209H1 Lecture : EAS209H1F Notes for Nov. 16, 2010

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greyimpala13
29 Nov 2010
School
UTSG
Department
East Asian Studies
Course
EAS209H1
Professor
Eric Cazdyn

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S kawashima recommended: next week 1 page response, quiz j in two weeks today ~ next week. Problems of geography, space, and subjectivity: human subjectivity question isnt who am i but what is an . Is this i stable from one geographical location to another geographical location. S the central debate in immediate post war japan. S end of essay j provocative argument on limits of shutaisei debate: ray chow >> problem of chinese-ness. S what happens when we modify everything with certain understanding of. chinese-ness: put into perspective of more abstract conversation on subjectivity, a classic, bank-robbery movie, sabu, drive. N impossible escape, the only thing that could save them is an impossible event individual events lead to the opening of door for their way out. N thousands of non-coincidences happen in everyday life, but some kind of obsession over coincidence exists.

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