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CAS LC 401: Sr Indep Work
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CAS LC 402: Sr Indep Work
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CAS LC 411: Seventh-Semester Modern Chinese
Advanced-level readings in modern Chinese. Discussion in Chinese of literary materials in various forms and styles. Special attention to works written between 1919 and 1949. Regular compositions and lab work (tapes and films). -
CAS LC 412: Eighth-Semester Modern Chinese
Advanced-level readings in modern Chinese. Discussion in Chinese of literary materials in various forms and styles. Special attention to works written between 1919 and 1949. Regular compositions required. -
CAS LC 440: Mass Media and Social Change in Modern China
The Chinese press, radio, and television from their late nineteenth-century beginnings to the present as major forces shaping public opinion and mass culture. Focus on the cultural, economic, and political implications of the media, including entertainment and advertising. -
CAS LC 470: Topics in Chinese Literature and Culture
Topic for Spring 2011: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This sixteenth century romanticized novel tells the story of the separation of the Han Dynasty into three kingdom and draws on history, legend, poetry, and drama, with unforgettable scenes of love, loyalty, bravery, and heroism. Also offered as CAS XL 470 and CAS RN 526. -
CAS LC 491: Directed Study: Chinese
Application form available in department. -
CAS LC 492: Directed Study: Chinese
Application form available in department.
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