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AS 364LEC - Chinese Film & Visual Culture
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Chinese Film & Visual Culture MAC Enrollment Information (not real time - data refreshed nightly)
Class #:   24108   Enrollment Capacity:   55
Section:   MAC   Enrollment Total:   55
Credits:   3.00 credits   Seats Available:   0
Dates:   01/31/2022 - 05/13/2022   Status:   CLOSED
Days, Time:   T R , 3:30 PM - 4:50 PM
Room:   Obrian 25 view map
Location:   North Campus      
  Course Description
This course is an introduction to Chinese film and visual culture from the earliest days until the present. Chinese film and media studies are rich fields with links to literature, theater and opera, and visual art. This class invites students to watch, read, and discuss films from several periods and traditions, including auteur films (films by famous directors), genre films (for example, martial arts films), and animated films. This is a film and media studies course. Students will be graded for discussion and participation, short response papers, and one final written essay. This course is taught in English. The films are subtitled in English and the readings are also in English. There are no prerequisites for this course, just an interest in Chinese film and visual culture. This course is the same as CHI 364 and course repeat rules will apply. Students should consult with their major department regarding any restrictions on their degree requirements.
  Instructor(s)
             Macdonald look up    
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