South Asian Civilisation 3600-7-IN4-CAP(Z)
The aim of the course is to inform students about fundamental aspects of culture, literature, history, religion and philosophy of India and South Asia, presented in an interdisciplinary way. The knowledge is imparted in an interdisciplinary manner, with an emphasis on the interdependencies between the natural environment, history, socio-cultural changes, and the most important achievements of the civilisation of India and the broader South Asian region.
The course is carried out in the form of a five-semester module, while the student achieves all learning outcomes only after completing the entire module.
In the winter semester of the first year of study, the course/subject is taught for 90 hours.
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Assessment criteria
attendance control
oral and/or written assessment at the end of the semester
Comment: the condition for crediting the course is to pass all partial classes. The final grade is the average of the partial grades issued by the lecturers.
Bibliography
Selected by the teacher depending on language group
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