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LITR 022. Representing Colonial Taiwan: City and Public Space in PrintCross-listed with CHIN 022 This course introduces students to a variety of methods for approaching the visual images and literary work produced to represent the lived experience of people in colonial Taiwan. Acknowledging the role that print capital has played in the rise of modernization and its momentum to forge a new identity, the class will read in detail the maps, postcards, photos, and literary works available to the growing number of common readers in colonial Taiwan. Through analysis of various representations of public space, the course discloses how people perceived their world, and how representations of public space were articulated in relation to the colonial agenda and particular struggles to reconfigure the power relations among different communities. Humanities. 1 credit. Eligible for ASIA, CPLT. Fall 2022. Li. Catalog chapter: Modern Languages and Literatures: Chinese Department website: https://www.swarthmore.edu/Chinese
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