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Uedu Open / Inventing the Samurai
21H.154

Inventing the Samurai

Prof. Hiromu Nagahara | Fall 2022
Humanities History Ancient History Asian History
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This course explores the historical origins of the Japanese warrior class as well as its reinvention throughout the archipelago’s history, with a special focus on the pre-modern era (200–1600 CE). It highlights key historical contexts including the rise of the imperial court, interactions with the broader world, and the establishment of a warrior-dominated state. It also considers the modern imaginations and uses of the warrior figure.

Note: This course is taught in English with a project that requires research in Japanese.

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SourceMIT 開放式課程
科系Global Studies and Languages
LanguageEnglish
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