From Sacred Cow to Kobe Beef: A Bovine View of the Meiji Restoration by Daniel Botsman Professor, Chair, Council on East Asian Studies, Yale University

Daniel Botsman: From Sacred Cow to Kobe Beef: A Bovine View of the Meiji Restoration

The East Asian Studies (EAS) Program challenges the student to understand China, Japan and Korea through the rigors of language study and the analytical tools of various academic disciplines. This process demands both broad exposure to different subjects and a focused perspective on a particular feature of the East Asian landscape. Japan, Korea and China are related yet distinctive civilizations. Each has its own traditions and patterns of development. These traditions have played an important role in the development of culture around the globe and remain formative influences today. Students interested in East Asian Studies will be guided by the expectations for liberal learning at Wesleyan and by the program's inter-disciplinary approach.

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Daniel Botsman: From Sacred Cow to Kobe Beef: A Bovine View of the Meiji Restoration

Daniel Botsman: From Sacred Cow to Kobe Beef: A Bovine View of the Meiji Restoration