EAS231H1
UTSGTales of the Supernatural in Chinese Literature
This course explores the long tradition of writing about the fantastic, strange, and supernatural in Chinese literature, from the earliest records to medieval tales, late imperial opera, and contemporary science fiction. In addition to close reading and interpretation, we will situate these texts in their social and cultural contexts, examining critical moments of transformation in Chinese history and the enduring questions they raise in terms of philosophy, religion, gender, ethnicity, and politics.
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DepartmentEAS
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level200
Hours24L
BreadthCreative & Cultural Representations
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