Bachelor of Arts (BA) - The University of Hong Kong

156EUST3001.Contemporary European culture (6 credits)(This course is also offered to third year non-BA students for inter-Faculty broadening purposes.)This course, which is required of all European Studies majors in their third years, focuses oncontemporary European culture in the widest sense but it will also survey the roots of contemporaryEuropean culture from the end of the Second World War to the formation of the European Union.Assessment: 50% coursework, 50% examination.2. LANGUAGE CORE COURSESLANG2001.LANG3001.orLANG2004.LANG3007.orLANG2010.LANG3012.orLANG2011.LANG3013.French language II.1 (12 credits) andFrench language III.1 (12 credits)Deutsch II.1 (German II.1) (12 credits) andDeutsch III.1 (German III.1) (12 credits)Italian II (12 credits) andItalian III (12 credits)Spanish II (12 credits) andSpanish III (12 credits)3. DEPARTMENTAL COURSES (European Studies majors must take a minimum oftwenty-four credits from the following list)Comparative LiteratureCLIT2003.CLIT2004.CLIT2005.CLIT2006.CLIT2007.CLIT2008.CLIT2013.CLIT2014.CLIT2017.CLIT2021.CLIT2022.CLIT2024.CLIT2025.CLIT2028.CLIT2031.CLIT2034.CLIT2035.CLIT2045.CLIT2046.CLIT2050.CLIT2051.CLIT2057.CLIT2059.CLIT2066.CLIT2067.CLIT2072.Modern European drama: drama and the modern subject (6 credits)Modern European drama: drama, carnival and comedy (6 credits)Literary and cultural theory I (6 credits)Literary and cultural theory II (6 credits)Film culture I (6 credits)Film culture II (6 credits)Feminist cultural studies I (6 credits)Feminist cultural studies II (6 credits)A new introduction to modernism (6 credits)Reading the nineteenth-century: revolution, romanticism and realism (6 credits)Reading the nineteenth-century: reaction and modernity (6 credits)Reading comedy: Dante and Boccaccio (6 credits)Visual cultures (6 credits)The city as cultural text (6 credits)Fashion theory (6 credits)Advanced film theory (6 credits)Writing madness (6 credits)Colonialism/postcolonialism I (6 credits)Colonialism/postcolonialism II (6 credits)Globalization and culture (6 credits)Jane Austen and popular culture (6 credits)Carnival versus tragedy: Reading renaissance culture (6 credits)Feminine roles and cultural myths (6 credits)Postmodernism (6 credits)Re-placing Shakespeare (6 credits)Deconstruction (6 credits)