LITERATURE & CULTURE OF ASIAN AMERICA

Name: LITERATURE & CULTURE OF ASIAN AMERICA
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ASIANAM/ENGL 150

과목 설명

Since the 19th century, "America" has often been defined by its relationship with "Asia," through cultural influence, immigration, imperialism, and war. Traces the role of Asia and Asians in American literature and culture, from the Chinese and Japanese cultural influences that helped shape literary modernism to the rise of a distinctive culture produced by Asian immigrants to America and their descendants.

선수과목

None

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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3.73

4.45% 과거 데이터 대비

수료율

99.39%

2.13% 과거 데이터 대비

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67.07%

20% 과거 데이터 대비

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164

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유사 과목

HUMANITIES TOPICS

ASIANAM 560

Topics in the arts and humanities that illuminate the Asian American experience.

A SURVEY OF ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE

ASIANAM/ENGL 270

Survey of Asian American literature from 1880 to present.

TOPIC IN ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE

ASIANAM/ENGL 462

Topics will vary. All topics will emphasize the following learning outcomes: awareness of history's impact on the present, ability to recognize and question assumptions, development of critical thinking skills, awareness of relations between self and others, and effective participation in a multicultural society.

INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES

ASIANAM 101

Introduction to the historical, sociological, anthropological, political, and cultural study of Americans of Asian ancestry.

ASIAN AMERICAN LITERARY AND POPULAR CULTURE: RACE, FANTASY, FUTURES

ASIANAM 152

Explores fantasy as a conduit of political meaning in Asian American fiction, graphic novels, anime, and art. Analyzes race as it circulates in visual mediums and literary texts. Engages issues such as stereotyping, caricature, and microaggressions; whitewashing, yellowface, and passing; race fetishism; cultural appropriation; multiracialism; kawaii or cute style; techno- orientalism and virtual Asians. Foregrounding fantasies of bodilessness, examine race as it is grafted onto nonhuman forms-objects, digital avatars, robots-at the borders of science and fiction. Examines how projections of the future reflect cultural anxieties about race, immigration, and Asian Americans.