Programme info
Micro-credential: Contemporary Culture, Arts and Aesthetics in China
Course content
This course aims to provide insights in the increasing importance of culture and arts in contemporary Chinese society.
- Part 1: Historical discussion of culture in Chinese society with a focus on the different periods in the post-Reform Period
- Part 2: Discussion of key topics incl. the nexus national identity/art; what is considered art, and the anthropology of aesthetics
- Part 3: discussion of some contemporary artists
Practical organisation
The 90-minute class is held weekly on campus. Students are expected to attend classes in person. Online participation and recordings are available upon request. All teaching materials are available on Blackboard.
Learning outcomes
1. The participant understands the importance of culture, art, and aesthetics in contemporary Chinese society.
2. The participant gains insight into the development of the contemporary art scene in China in the post-reform period. The participant can convey this knowledge orally and in writing. The participant can assess specific cases in a constructive-critical manner.
Assessment
Closed book written exam consisting of essay questions
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