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East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Fall 2013

John R WALLACE · University of California, Berkeley

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  1. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 1: Orientation 2013-08-30 · 33 min · Audio
  2. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 2: Camellia sinensis basics I: Names, origins, cultivation, harvesting 2013-09-04 · 52 min · Audio
  3. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 3: Camellia sinensis basics II: Nomenclature, crafting, brewing: video clips cut out 2013-09-06 · 26 min · Audio
  4. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 4: Pre-Tang China I: Legends and beginnings 2013-09-20 · 23 min · Audio
  5. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 5: Pre-Tang China II: Up through Han dynasty 2013-09-23 · 47 min · Audio
  6. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 6: Pre-Tang China III: Han until Tang dynasty 2013-09-25 · 49 min · Audio
  7. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 7: Non-Han tea culture practices 2013-09-27 · 46 min · Audio
  8. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 8: Tang China I: Buddhism and tea 2013-09-30 · 52 min · Audio
  9. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 9: Tang China II: The first tea manual, Cha jing (A) 2013-10-02 · 48 min · Audio
  10. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 10: Tang China III: The first tea manual, Cha jing (B): Discussion rest of lec 2013-10-04 · 29 min · Audio
  11. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 11: Tang China IV: Tea practices 2013-10-07 · 20 min · Audio
  12. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 12: Heian Japan: First arrival of tea 2013-10-09 · 43 min · Audio
  13. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 13: Song China I: Tea practices 1—Tea cultivation, tribute tea 2013-10-14 · 43 min · Audio
  14. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 14: Song China II: Tea practices 2—Tea houses, tea contests 2013-10-16 · 49 min · Audio
  15. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 15: Song China III: Tea-related literature, tea manuals 2013-10-18 · 49 min · Audio
  16. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 17: Kamakura Japan: Second arrival of tea to Japan 2013-10-23 · 37 min · Audio
  17. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 18: Yuan and Ming China I: Comments on the hybrid Yuan cultural landscape and trade, Yuan / Ming practices and innovations, Ming tea manuals: Activity rest of lec 2013-10-25 · 10 min · Audio
  18. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 19: Yuan and Ming China II: Paintings, kilns 2013-10-28 · 44 min · Audio
  19. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 20: Qing China 2013-10-30 · 29 min · Audio
  20. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 21: Tea in Korea 2013-11-01 · 48 min · Audio
  21. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 22: Understanding traditional wabicha; Tea practices in Kamakura and mid-Muromachi Japan 2013-11-06 · 47 min · Audio
  22. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 23: Cultural practice of the Northern Hills culture (late 14th to mid-15th c.) 2013-11-08 · 50 min · Audio
  23. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 24: Eastern Hills culture (late 15th c. and beyond: Zen principles (and michi) synthesized into poetics and tea practices 2013-11-13 · 48 min · Audio
  24. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 25: Momoyama Japan's Sen Rikyu, founder of today's Japanese tea ceremony I 2013-11-15 · 48 min · Audio
  25. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 26: Momoyama Japan's Sen Rikyu, founder of today's Japanese tea ceremony II 2013-11-18 · 44 min · Audio
  26. East Asian Languages and Cultures 109 - Lecture 27: Momoyama Japan's Sen Rikyu, founder of today's Japanese tea ceremony III 2013-11-27 · 25 min · Audio

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Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Teacher
John R WALLACE
Year
2013
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Languages and linguistics
Source
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Copyright UC Regents 2013
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