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The
following outlines of course content are correct at the time of
writing,
although the material (or the order in which it is covered) may be
subject to
change.
1. All courses are 3
credit
hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
CHN101:
Fundamentals of Chinese I
Introduction
to pronunciation, reading, writing, conversation and grammar.
CHN102:
Fundamentals of Chinese II
Second
term of introduction to pronunciation, reading, writing, conversation
and
grammar.
CHN201:
Intermediate Chinese I
Continuation
from Fundamentals of Chinese II. Further development of syntax, grammar
and
sentence patterns, reading, writing and conversation.
CHN202:
Intermediate Chinese II
Further
development of syntax, grammar and sentence patterns, reading, writing
and
conversation.
CHN210:
Intermediate Conversation
Emphasis
on developing conversation skills through the use of everything that
was
learned and accumulated in previous foundational and intermediate
courses.
CHN301:
Advanced Chinese I
Study
of modern spoken and written Chinese involving advanced patterns and
expressions. Emphasis on reading, comprehension, vocabulary building
and
idiomatic usage.
CHN302:
Advanced Chinese II
Study
of modern spoken and written Chinese involving advanced patterns and
expressions. Emphasis on reading, comprehension, vocabulary building
and
idiomatic usage.
CHN311:
Survey of Modern Chinese Literature
Readings
of representative works of the major literary genres in the Modern
period.
CHN312:
Chinese Civilization
Emphasis
on the study and discussion of various aspects of Chinese civilization.
Encompasses historical, philosophical, linguistic, literary, artistic,
and
scientific perspectives.
CHN401:
Classical Chinese
Prepares
students to read and understand classical Chinese, to gain basic
knowledge of
its vocabulary, grammatical structure and style that is different from
modern
Chinese. Introduction to various genres of classical literature: prose,
poetry
and other literary forms.
CHN402:
Imperial China
Introduction
to the classical civilization stressing the evolution of imperial
institutions,
the Chinese world order and China’s traditional cultural heritage.
CHN403:
Modern China
Chinese
society from the 17th century to 1949. Impact of imperialism, reform
and
revolutionary movements, the background of Chinese communism.
CHN404:
Topics in Chinese Cultural Studies
Focuses
on major aspects of Chinese culture from the classical period to the
modern
period. Topics will vary from class to class and from instructor to
instructor.
CHN405:
Classical Chinese Fiction
An
in-depth study and examination of traditional Chinese fiction ranging
from
major works of fiction from antiquity through the Qing Dynasty. Special
attention given to the stylistic and vernacular characteristics of
representative works.
CHN406:
Classical Chinese Drama
An
in-depth study and examination of Yuan and Ming drama, ranging from the
major
works of Northern Drama, Southern Drama, to Peking Opera.
CHN407:
Classical Chinese Poetry
An
in-depth study and examination of traditional Chinese poetry, ranging
from
major works of poetry from antiquity to the Qing Dynasty. Special
attention
will be given to the textual analysis and literary interpretation of
the large
poetic body.
CHN408:
The Chinese Revolution
Theory
and practice of revolutionary socialism in the People’s Republic of
China,
historical and ideological background of the Chinese revolution, Mao
and
Maoism, politics, culture and society in China.
CHN409:
Modern Chinese Literature
A
survey of the principal works, including fiction, drama, essays, and
poetry, of
China beginning with the Republican era and continuing up to the
present in the
People’s Republic and Taiwan, with attention to social and political
issues and
literary theory.
CHN410:
Chinese Cinema
An
in-depth look at Chinese culture and civilization through films,
focusing on
works from the People’s Republic, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
CHN411:
Chinese Calligraphy
Focuses
on the history, development, artistry, and appreciation of Chinese
calligraphy.
Equal emphasis placed on hands-on practice in and outside of the
classroom.
CHN412:
Business Chinese
Prepares
students to use Chinese for business purposes. Introduces a variety of
written
business forms in Chinese, examines business culture, practice and
etiquette.
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