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Check out the newest resource from the ORI team. Field Notes offers a collection of resources that the team has personally engaged with, reflected on and found meaningful in their own learning. This edition is specific to Asian Heritage Month, and offers resources to deepen awareness and support inclusive practice.

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Seneca Libraries Asian Heritage Month resources

Explore the achievements, contributions, and experiences of Asian in Canada with this curated selection of ebooks, streaming videos, journal articles and websites from Seneca Libraries. These resources provide insights into their rich histories, highlighting their impact on society both past and present.

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CUL610 – China and the World
This course explores China's historical and modern contributions to global knowledge, culture and politics, highlighting its influential philosophies and major cities.
CUL133 – India: From Maharajas to Gandhi
This course examines India's cultural and historical evolution from pre-colonial times through British colonialism, nationalist movements and the establishment of independent nation states in 1947.
HIS554 – Time Travels to East Asia’s Past
This course explores the transformative impact of imperialism, warfare and rebellions on East Asia from the mid-19th century to after the Second World War, focusing on China and Japan’s historical, social and cultural changes.
LGE903 – Korean Language Skills 1
This course introduces students to Korean language basics and cultural customs through interactive participation, focusing on speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.
SES380 – Japanese Ghost Story
This course delves into the cultural significance of Japanese ghost stories and horror, examining their impact on society through various media and historical contexts.
LSO190 – A History of Asian-Western Relationships
This course explores the historical and modern relationship between the West and Asia, highlighting how these interactions have shaped cultural, political, social and economic developments over the past 2,000 years.
LSO203 – Anime and Fandom Around the World
This course explores Japanese animation (anime) and its global fandom, examining cultural and sociological theories to understand regional variations and fan interpretations of popular anime series.
LSO300 – East Asia: From Emperors to Nuclear Ashes
This course explores key social movements and events in East Asian history from the 1800s to after the Second World War, focusing on how individuals influenced political structures, popular culture and intellectual thoughts across the region.

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