Day nine of the annual seminar helping teachers bring Asia to the classroom.
The UCLA Asia Institute and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies are proud to sponsor our annual summer seminar to aid educators in bringing more of Asia into the K-12 curriculum. This year we're exploring the World of Asian Literature. To see the full program and a list of the works we're reading, please visit the seminar website.
9 am - 12 noon
Modern Chinese Literature
Theodore Huters
East Asian Languages & Cultures, UCLA
1 - 4 pm
Korean Modernization, Modernism, and Modernity: Glimpses Through a Dark, Yet Hopeful Literature
Walter Lew
East Asian Languages & Cultures, UCLA
Enrollment in this year's seminar is closed, however, the Asia Institute has a variety of other programs during the year that may be of interest. Please visit the Asia in the K-12 Curriculum section of our website or contact Clayton Dube.
Image: From the cover of Girl from Hunan, directed by Xie Fei. A boisterous, complacent girl faces psychological annihilation when she is sent into an arranged marriage (to a toddler!) in a remote Chinese village. But as she matures, she saves herself, defying turn-of-the-century constraints and risking an adulterous love affair.
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Sponsor(s): Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Asia Institute
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