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ENGL 1761V - The Korean War in Color |
We examine US and South Korean representations of the Korean War. We look at how this event was depicted in US films of the 1950s with a focus on how it occasioned a transformation of American understandings of race, both domestically and transnationally. We then look at how this event has been memorialized by contemporary American authors as well as in South Korean literature and film. Authors we read include: Susan Choi, Ha Jin, Chang-rae Lee, Toni Morrison, Jayne Anne Phillips and Hwang Sok-Yong. Enrollment limited to 20. Not open to first-year students.
1.000 Credit hours 1.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate, Undergraduate Schedule Types: Primary Meeting English Department Course Attributes: DIAP-Race, Gender & Inequality, Writing - Designated Courses Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Classifications: Semester Level 04 Semester Level 05 Semester Level 06 Semester Level 13 Semester Level 08 Semester Level 09 Semester Level 10 Semester Level 11 Semester Level 12 Semester Level 03 Semester Level 07 |
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