CHI3110 - Chinese 11

Leader: Hui Xu

Offered

Clayton First semester 2007 (Day)

Synopsis

Through investigation into the key intellectual issues of a multi-disciplinary nature in post-Mao China, this unit will introduce students to a range of different representations of Chinese culture and society through various research projects.

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this unit students will be expected to have acquired:

1. A good basic knowledge of key issues in Chinese cultural studies.
2. An in-depth knowledge of recent developments in Chinese literature and Chinese cinema.
3. The ability to write and speak effectively in standard Chinese on a range of issues.
4. The basic analytical and critical skills necessary for research in Chinese cultural studies.

Assessment

Two written research projects in Chinese (2,500 words/ 3,000 characters): 50%
One seminar paper in Chinese (1,250 words/1,500 characters): 25%
Oral presentation: 15%
Class participation performance: 10%

Contact hours

3 hours (3 x 1 hour seminars) per week

Prerequisites

A credit in CHI2100 or permission

Prohibitions

CHI1110, CHI2110