Asian Narrative Traditions (C052)
GEC Coordinator: Trian Nguyen
This concentration explores stories and strategies of storytelling in Asian traditions past and present in literature and in film and other visual arts.
Complete any four credits designated with the (C052) GEC attribute. Two non-Bates credits may be applied toward the concentration if judged comparable to one of those below by the concentration coordinator and with prior approval. Not open to students who have declared a major or minor in Chinese, Japanese, or Asian Studies, or to students who have declared the following concentrations: Asian Art and Literature (C033), Japanese Society and Culture (C046), Chinese Society and Culture (C047), or Women and Gender in Asia (C050).
Active course offerings include:
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| ASIA 130 | Japanese Horror Film: Silent Era to Present |
| ASIA 207 | The Self and the World in Premodern Chinese Literature |
| ASIA 223 | Communism, Capitalism, and Cannibalism: New and Emerging Voices in Chinese Literature |
| ASIA 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |
| ASIA 229 | Modern Vietnamese Culture through Film |
| ASIA 246 | Visual Narratives: Storytelling in East Asian Art |
| AVC 229 | Modern Vietnamese Culture through Film |
| AVC 246 | Visual Narratives: Storytelling in East Asian Art |
| CHI 207 | The Self and the World in Premodern Chinese Literature |
| CHI 223 | Communism, Capitalism, and Cannibalism: New and Emerging Voices in Chinese Literature |
| JPN 130 | Japanese Horror Film: Silent Era to Present |
| JPN 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |