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EAST 1040K: China and the Mongol Empire: Reconfiguring the Yuan Dynasty Paradigm (HIAA 1040K)
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Brown University
Interested students must register for HIAA 1040K S01 (CRN 15559).
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EAST 1050: The Chinese Novel
1.00 Credits
Brown University
The purpose of this course is to help us see how the Chinese novel took shape from popular sources, such as storytelling and drama, how the novel drew on history as well as legend, and how its authors and editors express a distinct world view. The class will cover the "masterworks" of the Chinese novel. Through intensive reading, students can explore notions of the hero and heroism, moral action and, more broadly, history and literature from a comparative perspective. All readings are in English translation. Limited to 20 freshmen and sophomores, or by instructor permission.
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EAST 1070: China Modern: An Introduction to the Literature of Twentieth-Century China
1.00 Credits
Brown University
A general introduction to modern and contemporary Chinese literature from the May Fourth Movement to contemporary Taiwan and the People's Republic of China. Emphasizes reading of literary works in relation to topics such as cultural tradition, modernity, nationalism, revolution, class, gender, region, cultural commodification, and literary innovations. Readings in English. No previous knowledge of Chinese required.
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EAST 1070 - China Modern: An Introduction to the Literature of Twentieth-Century China
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EAST 1071: Self, Gender, Society, and Nation: 20th Century Chinese Literature in Translation
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This survey of 20th century Chinese literature progresses along a chronological ordering of Chinese literature across the late Qing and early Republican, the May Fourth, the Leftist 1930s, the Sino-Japanese war, the Cultural Revolution, and the "Greater China" era of contemporary mainland, Taiwan, and Hong Kong since the 1980s. It maintains historically sensitized on the one hand, and on the other capitalizes the fictional space of self, gender, society and nation that exceeds politics and ideology. Readings are in English; no knowledge of Chinese required.
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EAST 1100: Korean Culture and Film
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This course aims to introduce and explore various aspects of Korean history, culture and society. Students are expected to develop a comprehensive understanding of Korean culture by examining contemporary films that pertain to issues such as national identity, history, international relations, religion, Korean life style, and family life. Enrollment limited to 20.
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EAST 1120J: Essaying the Essay (CLAS 1120J)
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Brown University
Interested students must register for CLAS 1120J S01.
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EAST 1120K: Skeptical Traditions East and West (CLAS 1120K)
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Brown University
Interested students must register for CLAS 1120K S01.
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EAST 1170: Women's Literature in Japan and Korea
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This course focuses on Japanese and Korean women's literature from the modern period, giving particular attention to the historical issues and the narrative strategies that play out in celebrated works of women's fiction. The goal of the class is to deepen our understanding of the universal and particular aspects of women's writing in Japan and Korea and at the same time to learn an idiom with which to talk about literary form. Previous coursework in East Asian Studies or Literary Studies is suggested but not required.
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EAST 1200: Pop, Political and Patrician: Culture in Japan and the Koreas
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This course introduces students to the modern cultures of Japan and Korea through an examination of events, artifacts, and cultural practices. The over-arching goal of the class is two-fold: to create an alternative narrative to the dominant Orientalized vision of East Asian culture and to deepen our knowledge of the overlapping cultural histories of Japan and Korea. With a broad understanding of culture as a general process of artistic and intellectual development, as a body of material artifacts, and as a social practice of ordinary life, we shall focus our attention on the implications of studying culture in relation to popular media and political activism in particular. Topics covered will include: colonial fiction, the re-creation of tradition, art and atrocity, the proletarian arts, postwar children's culture, the globalization of popular music, myth in the DPRK, shoji print culture, and East Asian activism.
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EAST 1270: China Through the Lens: History, Cinema, and Critical Discourse
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This is a critical introduction to the history of mainland Chinese film. It focuses on three dimensions of cinematic practice: the historical context of film productions, the specific context/form of each film, and the critical reception of Chinese films in film studies. Important themes such as nation, visual modernity, cinematic narrative, and commercialism will be studied across the three dimensions.
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