Asian Modernity (C053)
GEC Coordinator: Wesley Chaney
This concentration offers students an opportunity to consider the effects of imperialism, globalization, and rapid development on the societies of Asia.
Complete any four credits designated with the (C053) GEC attribute. Courses taken while studying in an off-campus program in Asia may substitute for up to two credits with prior approval of the coordinator. This concentration is not available to students majoring or minoring in Chinese, Japanese, or Asian Studies.
Active course offerings include:
Code | Title |
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ASIA 130 | Japanese Horror Film: Silent Era to Present |
ASIA 215 | Film, Literature, and the Cultures of Postwar Japan |
ASIA 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |
ASIA 229 | Modern Vietnamese Culture through Film |
ASIA 260 | Cultural Psychology |
ASIA 274 | China in Revolution |
ASIA 283 | International Politics of East Asia |
AVC 229 | Modern Vietnamese Culture through Film |
HIST 274 | China in Revolution |
JPN 130 | Japanese Horror Film: Silent Era to Present |
JPN 215 | Film, Literature, and the Cultures of Postwar Japan |
JPN 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |
PLTC 283 | International Politics of East Asia |
PSYC 260 | Cultural Psychology |