How did the Tale of Genji, written during the Heian period, demonstrate the complex cultural exchange between China and Japan that characterized East Asian literary traditions through the 14th century?
Written in Japanese script while employing Chinese aesthetics
Directly translated from Chinese to promote cultural unity
Authored collaboratively by Chinese and Japanese scholars
Focused exclusively on Japanese themes to resist influence
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Skylar Walters
Learn about the famous Silk Roads, perhaps one of the most influential trade routes in history. Begin by discussing the three major golden ages of the Silk Roads, then discuss the patterns leading to the emergences of each one. This stream includes two sourcing practices and an SAQ.