
U569 Modern Inner Mongolia
Spring 2004
(Click on the date to see lecture notes)
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- Week 1: January
9,
11
- Introduction, Geography, Demography
- Vreeland, Mongol Community and Kinship Structure, 1-193
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- Week 2: January
16,
18
- Inner Mongolian Society under the Qing/Ch'ing dynasty
- Pao Kuo-yi, "Marriage Customs," "Family and Kinship Structure," "Child
Birth and Child Training," Lama Temple and Lamaism," Mostaert, "Ethnographic
materials," "Opening of the Seal"
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- Week 3: January
23, 25
- Buddhism in Qing Society
- Vreeland, Mongol Community and Kinship Structure, 194-323
- Discussion of readings, January 25
- Map Quiz in Class, January 23
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- Week 4: January
30,
February 1
- Chinese culture and people in Inner Mongolia
- Hangin, Köke Sudur, pp. 1-188
- Discussion of readings, February 1
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- Week 5: February
6, 8
- Foreign pressure and the New Policies
- Huc and Gabet, Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China, pp. 1-306
- Discussion of readings, February 8
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- Week 6: February
13, 15
- The New Policies and the 1911 Revolution
- Onon, Mongolian Heroes of the Twentieth Century, pp. 42-104;
Serruys, "Documents from Ordos," Parts I and II
- bibliography for paper due, February 13
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- Week 7: February
20, 22
- Theories of nationalism
- Serruys, "Two Didactic Poems," "A Socio-Political Document"
- Discussion of readings, February 22
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- Week 8: February
27, Marsh 1
- Young Mongols and the Nationalist Revolution
- Zen-Sun, "Results of Culture Contact," Kuo Tao-fu, "Modern Mongolia"
- Midterm: March 1
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- Week 9: March
6, 8
- Japanese Rule
- Aberle, Chahar and Dagor Mongol Bureaucratic Administration, pp.
1-113
- Discussion of Readings, March 8
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- Week 10: March
20,
22
- East Mongolian Revolution and Land Reform in Communist Inner Mongolia
- Hangin, "Na. Sayincoytu's (Sayicungya) Works," Atwood,
"Romantic Vision of National Regeneration," "Poems of Fraternity"
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- Week 11: March
27, 29
- Inner Mongolia, 1949-1957
- Punsek[=Pungsug], "Golden Khingan Mountains," Malqinhu, On the Horqin
Grasslands, pp. 49-164
- Discussion of readings, March 29
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- Week 12: April
3,
5
- Collectivization and the Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution and the
"New Nei-Ren-Dang" case
- Burton and Salaff, Cowboys and Cultivators
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- Week 13: April
10, 12
- Inner Mongolia from 1979 to the Present: Economic policy and the
countryside
- Discussion of Readings, April 19
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- Week 14: April 17, 19
- Film "An American Cowboy in Mongolia"
- Discussion of film, April 19
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- Week 15: April 24, 26
- Inner Mongolia from 1979 to the Present: Ethnicity, Educational
Policy and the Urban Mongols
- Hangin, "Batumöngke's 'Qamar Lodon," "The Knot"; Bing Wang, One
School/Two Systems
- Discussion of Readings, April 26
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- Paper Due in class, April 24
Final Examination: