EALC B325

Topics in Chinese History and Culture: Rituals in Imperial China

Bryn Mawr College · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This is a topics course. Course content varies. Current topic description: This seminar explores the rituals practiced across various societal domains in imperial China. Through the analysis of texts, video screenings, and examination of artifacts, it delves into four main themes: the significance of rituals in Confucianism; the ideology and function of rituals in imperial governance; the role of rituals in community building and family relationships; and rites of passage.  Additionally, by using rituals in imperial China as a focal point, the course engages in discussions with existing scholarship on broader issues such as the relationship between beliefs and performance, rituals and emotions, and rituals and social change.

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Class #2026FA-EALC-B325-001Fall 2026UGRD1 credits
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Mo We · 11:40 AM – 1:00 PM
Meeting dates
Aug 31 – Dec 10
Location
Carpenter Library 15
Instructor
Wu, Y.
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