MODERN CHINA COURSE WEBSITES

Some of the course websites below are borrowed from The Transnational China Project, a website devoted to the expansion of study of the influence of the transnational circulation of people, technologies, commodities and ideas in Chinese societies. For more courses, see Asian Studies Development Program Syllabus and Bibliography Collection Online. Please submit your course webpages with the Resource Center so that we add them to the list below.

Literature

• Lu Xun and Chinese Modernity (Kirk A. Denton, Ohio State University)
• Modern Chinese Literature in Translation (Kirk A. Denton, Ohio State University)
• Modern Chinese Fiction (Kirk A. Denton, Ohio State University)
• Twentieth Century Chinese Poetry (Charles Wu, Reed College)
• Contemporary Chinese Literature and Art (Richard Smith, Rice University)
• Great Books of China--Traditions and Counter-traditions (Mary Jacob, UC Davis)
• Hell on Earth? Chinese Writers on Modern Chinese Society (Kim Besio; Colby College)
• Twentieth-Century Chinese Drama and the Historical Imagination (Yomi Braester; University of Washington)
• Chinese Literature and Society, 1900-1949 (Richard King; University of Victoria)
• Transcultural Asia: Literature, Theater and Film (Alexander Huang; Penn State University)
• Identity, Power and Passion in East Asian Literature and Film (Alexander Huang; Penn State University)
• Literary Modes of Asia: Performing the "Modern" (Alexander Huang; Penn State University)
• The Short Story in East Asia and Beyond (Lili Selden, University of Notre Dame)

• Contemporary Chinese Culture (Benjamin Lee and Richard Smith, Rice University)
• Cultural China in Contemporary Perspectives (Leo Ou-fan Lee, Harvard University)
• Intellectuals/History/ Culture: Post-Mao China (Jing Wang, Duke University)
• Lire la culture chinoise du vingtieme siecle: nation, modernisation, contestation (Gregory Lee, University de Lyons 3)
• Fashion Matters (Paola Zamperini, Amherst College)
• Chinese Culture Through Film (Maurizio Marinelli, University of Bristol)

• Chinese Nationalism and Student Protest, 1919-1989 (Shana J. Brown, University of California, Berkeley)
• The City in Modern China (Minzheng Shi, University of Hawaii, Manoa) [posted on H-Urban]
• China in the Twentieth Century: A History Course (Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik, Universität Heidelberg; Marilyn Levine, Lewis-Clark State College)
• The Cultural Revolution: From Testimony to Allegory (Yomi Braester; University of Washington)
• Changing China: Social Development and Conflicts (Xiaodan Zhang)

• Chinese Immigrant Literature and Film (Shu-mei Shih, UCLA)
• Chinese Film: Graduate Seminar (Kirk A. Denton, Ohio State University)
• China in Film (Kirk A. Denton, Ohio State University)
• Chinese Cinema as Cultural Interpretation and Self-Reinvention (Wang Rujie, The College of Wooster)
• Not Only Kung-fu: A Survey of Chinese Cinemas (Yomi Braester, University of Washington)
• Chinese Urban Film in a Literary Context (Yomi Braester, University of Washington)
• Screening Modern China (Leo Lee and Eileen Chow, Harvard University)
• Gender and Sexuality in Chinese Cinema (Song Hwee Lim, University of Leeds)
• Politics and Film in the People's Republic of China (Stanley Rosen, University of Souther California)
• Chinese Cinema (Chris Berry, La Trobe University)
• Modern Chinese Literature and Film: Defining the Chinese Nation-State (Shaoyi Sun, University of Southern California)
• Chinese Cinema: Transculturation and Modernity (H. Lin Domizio;, Williams College)
• Popular Culture and Film in Twentieth Century China (Nicole Huang; University of Wisconsin, Madison) 
• Transcultural Asia: Literature, Theater and Film (China, Japan, Korea and Asian America) (Alexander Huang, Penn State University)
• Identity, Power and Passion in East Asian Literature and Film (China, Japan, Korea and Asian America) (Alexander Huang, Penn State University)
  

• Modernity and Tradition: The Art of Twentieth-Century China (Shen Kuiyi, SUNY Buffalo)