| 1001-2 |
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) |
| 2003-4 |
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) |
| 3105-6 |
Intermediate Korean III-IV (3-3) |
Pak |
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Continuation of reading of texts, writing of short pieces, conversation, and systematic review of grammar, with particular reference to business Korean. Prerequisite: Kor 2004 to 3105, Kor 3105 to 3106. Laboratory fee. (Academic year) |
| 3111-12 |
Korean Literature in Translation (3-3) |
Kim-Renaud |
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An introductory survey of Korean literature read in English translation, including fiction, poetry, drama, essays, diaries, testimonials. Kor 3111: the pre-modern period; Kor 3112: the modern period. (Academic year) |
| 3123-24 |
Introduction to Korean Linguistics (3-3) |
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The structure of the Korean language, including such topics as the structure of sounds and words, sentence meaning and structure, the writing system, adaptation of foreign vocabulary, pragmatics, variation, and change. Course conducted in English. (Academic year) |
| 3162 |
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) |
| 4107-8 |
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 3106 or equivalent. (Academic year) |
