Fall 2023 Graduate Courses
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Fall 2023
First-Year Sem: Intro to Critical Asian Studies
Professor Jaewoong Jeon | W: 11:00 AM - 1:45 PM
This course is an introductory seminar offered to first-year graduate students in East Asian studies. The seminar provides a critical overview of the social, political, intellectual, and institutional history of the field of East Asian studies.
Ind Studies in Topics in East
Instructor: faculty supervisor
For more information on the course, please see Independent Study.
An Independent Study course allows students to work one-on-one with an instructor on a particular topic or creative project. Registration for this course requires the approval of the Director of Graduate Studies. You will be asked to submit a proposal, including a project abstract (200-250 words) and a bibliography approved by the professor supervising the course.
Ind Studies in Topics in East
Instructor: faculty supervisor
For more information on the course, please see Independent Study.
An Independent Study course allows students to work one-on-one with an instructor on a particular topic or creative project. Registration for this course requires the approval of the Director of Graduate Studies. You will be asked to submit a proposal, including a project abstract (200-250 words) and a bibliography approved by the professor supervising the course.
Anti-Colonialism and Imperialism
Professor Annmaria Shimabuku | T 4:55PM - 7:25PM
This graduate seminar examines the interpenetration of the Asia Pacific and US with a focus on the competitive and collaborative nature of Japanese empire and the US. It comparatively reads literature on race, modernity, culturalism, capitalist development, empire building, and US militarism through philosophy, literature, and film.
Topics in Literature and Modern Culture
Professor Yoon Jeong Oh | M: 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
We will focus on psychoanalytic theories in literature and countercultures in Korea.