Film Studies 220KF - 20thC Korea thru Fiction/Film
Fall
2014
01
4.00
Nikki Floyd
MW 02:40PM-03:55PM;M 05:00PM-08:00PM;T 07:00PM-10:00PM
Mount Holyoke College
89527
Ciruti 009;Ciruti 009;Ciruti 009
nfloyd@mtholyoke.edu
89098,89527
(Component course for Film Studies) How did the events of the twentieth century set the stage for Korea in the twenty-first century? How did the country become divided into North and South, and how have their paths diverged in the decades since? In this course, students will develop a nuanced perspective of the key political, social, and cultural developments in twentieth-century Korean history through close readings of short stories, novellas, and films, including North Korean productions and rare propaganda films produced during the colonial and Korean War eras.