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  Graduate School-New Brunswick 2008-2010 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Chinese 165 Graduate Courses  

Graduate Courses
16:165:504 Advanced Topics in Chinese Language and Linguistics (3) Select topics in Chinese linguistics relevant to the teaching of Chinese, including pronunciation and Romanization, development of the writing system, grammar, historical phonology, dialectology, and prosody. Readings in English and Chinese.
 
16:165:506 Chinese across the Curriculum (3) Methods, materials, and standards for teaching Chinese in a variety of disciplines in K-12 schools. Introduction of learner-centered approaches. Emphasis on intercultural awareness, task-based teaching, and application of technology.
 
16:165:510 Teaching Chinese through Modern Fiction (3) Reading of works by modern Chinese writers to raise language competency and understanding of Chinese culture and history. Essay writing and translation exercises to enhance comprehension of the Chinese language.
 
16:165:512 Chinese Contemporary Culture and Society (3) Analysis of China's emergence in the world economy and international politics over the last two decades; emphasis on cultural flux in contemporary Chinese culture, society, and history.
 
16:165:524 Advanced Topics in Chinese Civilization (3) Critical reading of recent scholarship on core aspects of Chinese civilization. Topics include the "Chinese-ness" of China, Confucianism, the political system, women's studies, minorities, local communities, and book and print culture.
 

Advanced-Level Undergraduate Courses

01:165:401,402  Advanced Chinese Conversation and Composition (3,3)
01:165:410  The Chinese Novel (3)
01:165:412  Chinese Poetry (3)
01:165:419,420  Readings in Classical Chinese Literature (3,3)
01:165:424  The Origin and Development of Chinese Writing (3)
01:165:425  Chinese Dialects (3)
01:165:430  Advanced Chinese Grammar (3)
01:165:451,452  Readings in Modern Chinese Literature (3,3)
01:165:490  Seminar in Chinese Literature and Thought (3)

 
 
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