Each 2-hour session will consist of two parts:
1. Reading and translation of the main text (Nèiyè).2. Reading, presentations and discussions concerning the poetic form of the text and the issue of self cultivation in Ancient China. This will include comparison with other texts from the Guǎnzǐ and other sources.Course: library orientation, searching and referring to sources. For students taking KIN4022
Course content: search, use of library, evaluating information, reference systems/plagiarism Time: Friday 22.01.2010 (first week of classes), 12.00-15.00 Place: L?ringsoasen , Library of Humanities and Social Sciences/Georg Sverdrup building, 2nd floor Responsible: Ane Husstad-Nedberg, subject specialist in Chinese studiesRegister by mail to Ane Husstad-Nedberg