| 1—2 |
Beginning Korean I—II (4—4) |
Pak |
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Fundamentals of grammar and pronunciation, with graded speaking, reading, and writing practice. Laboratory fee. (Academic year) |
| 3—4 |
Intermediate Korean I—II (4—4) |
Pak |
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Continuation of grammar, with emphasis on speaking, reading, and writing. Laboratory fee. (Academic year) |
| 105—6 |
Advanced Korean I—II (3—3) |
Pak |
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Continuation of reading of texts, writing of short pieces, conversation, systematic review of grammar. Prerequisite: Kor 4 to 105, Kor 105 to 106. Laboratory fee. |
| 107—8 |
Readings in Modern Korean (3—3) |
Staff |
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Readings in selected modern literary works, social science materials, and documentary materials. Prerequisite: Kor 106 or equivalent. (Academic year) |
| 111—12 |
Korean Literature in Translation (3—3) |
Kim-Renaud |
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An introductory survey of Korean literature read in English translation. Kor 111: traditional poetry, fiction, storytelling, drama, diaries. Kor 112: modern fiction, drama, poetry, essays. (Academic year) |
| 162 |
Korean Culture Through Film (3) |
Finch |
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The intersection of gender, class, and nation in contemporary society through the lens of Korean film. English subtitles; lectures and discussion in English. (Fall and spring) |
