EA STDS M265

Graduate Writing: Form, Process, and Thought

East Asian Studies · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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(Same as History M265.) Designed for East Asian Studies MA students and East Asia-focused doctoral students, but open to all graduate students. Focus on essential skill and craft of graduate-level writing. Consideration of everything from basics about process—drafts and editing—to professional-level questions of relation of form to content, and of writing for broader publics. Specific skills and techniques are connected with the fundamental theories and principles at stake in academic inquiry, and student capacities to participate fully in disciplinary and interdisciplinary work are built. May be repeated once for credit.

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