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AP/HUMA 3100 6.0 GREEK DRAMA AND CULTURE

A survey of ancient Greek drama in translation. The plays will be looked at mainly in terms of structure, of religious thought, and of political expression.

AP/GK 3080 3.0 LATER GREEK PROSE

CROSSLISTED COURSE: AP GK 4030 PREREQUISITE: AP/GK 2000 6.00 or permission of director of classical studies.

AP/GK 3030 3.0 GREEK EPIC POETRY

CROSSLISTED COUSE: AP GK 4030 Readings from Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.PREREQUISITE: AP/GK 2000 6.00 or permission of director of classical studies.

FA/FILM 3610D 3.0 Studies in National Cinema: Japanese Cinema

Introduces Japanese cinema in the socio-historical context of both the film industry and modern Japanese history. Special emphasis will be placed on the relationship between the body and landscape in terms of colonialism, regionalism, nationalism, and globalization.

FA/FILM 3610A 3.0 Studies in National Cinema: Chinese Cinema

Provides students with the opportunity to view and study some 15 rare examples of early Chinese cinema, most from the silent period. These films demonstrate the growth of a film industry in pre-Revolutionary China. They are also indicative of the cultural and political values of China at the time.The aim of the course in examining […]

AP/CH 3860 6.0 Eileen Chang: Major Author Studies in Modern Chinese Literature

This course examines the major works of Eileen Chang, one of the greatest modern Chinese writers of the twentieth-century.  Students learn to analyze her short stories, prose, and novels, as well as their recreations into various media in the socio-historical and geopolitical context of the modern and contemporary Chinese society. All texts are available in English. […]

AP/CH 3850 3.0 Christianity, Christian Culture and Modern Chinese Culture and Literature

This course examines the impact of Christianity and Christian culture on modern Chinese culture and society since the early twentieth century. Through the analysis of selected works written by novelists, scholars, theologians and church leaders, students will gain insights into the complex relationship between Christian culture and Chinese society as a whole and the role […]

AP/CH 3820 6.0 Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature

The course is an introduction to modern Chinese literature from 1900 to the present, concentrating on fiction but including also poetry, prose essays and drama, both in Chinese and English translation. The course explores the development and variety of the literature over the period. Emphasis will be given to how the change has affected both […]

AP/CH 3810 3.0 Chinese-American Diasporic Literature

The course studies Chinese-American literature from the late nineteenth century to recent times, focusing on fiction and biography in English (or Chinese). It examines literary development, its representative writers and works, which are characterized by cultural, linguistic, ethnic, and national hybridity. Both literary qualities and socio-historical values of the works will be explored and analyzed […]

AP/KOR 3800 3.0 Language and Society in Korea

This course provides students from diverse majors with a general overview of the connections between language and society in Korea and investigates how the language has reflected the dynamics of Korean society throughout its history. In particular, we examine language use in broad social, cultural and historical contexts and discuss how the language interacts with […]