EAST 371: Transforming Traditions: Art and Visual Culture in Japan

Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.

• A/HI 275 Introduction to Writing and Critical Thinking
  requires (ENG 101 or WWU English Clearance) and (A/HI 201 or A/HI 210 or A/HI 220 or A/HI 221 or A/HI 230 or A/HI 231 or A/HI 240 or A/HI 241 or A/HI 250 or A/HI 251 or A/HI 270 or A/HI 271 or EAST 271 or A/HI 297 or A/HI 297A or A/HI 297B or A/HI 297C or A/HI 297D or A/HI 297E or A/HI 272 or A/HI 297F or A/HI 297G)
  • ENG 101 Writing Your Way Through WWU
  • A/HI 201 Zen and the Art of Tea
  • A/HI 210 History of Architecture
  • A/HI 220 Visual Culture in the Ancient World
  • A/HI 221 Visual Culture in Medieval Europe
  • A/HI 230 Visual Culture in 15th and 16th Century Europe
  • A/HI 231 Visual Culture in 17th and 18th Century Europe
  • A/HI 240 Visual Culture in Western Europe in the 19th Century
  • A/HI 241 Visual Culture in Western Europe and America in the 20th Century
  • A/HI 250 Arts of Africa pre-1900
  • A/HI 251 Arts of Africa after 1900
  • A/HI 270 Visual Culture in South and Southeast Asia
  • A/HI 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
  • EAST 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
  • A/HI 297 Arts of Africa after 1900
  • A/HI 272 Contemporary Art in Asia
  • A/HI 297G Origins of East Asian Art: Early Visual Culture in China, Korea, and Japan
• A/HI 201 Zen and the Art of Tea
• A/HI 210 History of Architecture
• A/HI 220 Visual Culture in the Ancient World
• A/HI 221 Visual Culture in Medieval Europe
• A/HI 230 Visual Culture in 15th and 16th Century Europe
• A/HI 231 Visual Culture in 17th and 18th Century Europe
• A/HI 240 Visual Culture in Western Europe in the 19th Century
• A/HI 241 Visual Culture in Western Europe and America in the 20th Century
• A/HI 250 Arts of Africa pre-1900
• A/HI 251 Arts of Africa after 1900
• A/HI 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
• EAST 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
• A/HI 297 Arts of Africa after 1900

Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.

• A/HI 401 Contemporary Issues and Post-Modern Critiques
• A/HI 411 Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture
• A/HI 413 Space and Representation
• A/HI 415 Space and the Urban Environment
• A/HI 416 Topics in Global Borders and Contested Terrains
• A/HI 430 European Sacred Art and Theological Aesthetics
• A/HI 431 Popular Culture, Tourism and Leisure
• A/HI 434 Eighteenth Century Western Art
• A/HI 438 Art, Gender, and Sexuality
• A/HI 440 New Media and Digital Art
• A/HI 445 Topics in Art, Diaspora, and Identity
• A/HI 446 Aesthetics and Art Theory
• A/HI 447 Art in the Public Sphere: Laws, Markets, Policy
• A/HI 450 Decolonizing Visual Culture
• A/HI 451 African Textiles: Shaping Culture through Cloth
• A/HI 489 Architecture and Museums
• A/HI 490 Seminar: Exhibition Theory and Practice
• A/HI 491 Advanced Topics in Art History
• A/HI 497H Nineteenth-Century Art of the United States
• A/HI 497R Art and Religion
• A/HI 497S Monuments, Memorials, Remembering, Forgetting
• A/HI 497T Topics on Art and the Public Sphere
• A/HI 497U The Performative Viewer
• A/HI 497V Monuments, Memorials, Remembering, and Forgetting