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An introductory guide to East Asian studies and techniques for finding relevant materials in English.
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East Asian Studies Research Guide

This guide provides quick references to some of the most important electronic resources in European languages for East Asian studies. The catagory tabs above will direct you to each group of resources.

For resources in East Asian languages, please use the guides for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Studies respectively.

 

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