Advanced Korean
KOREAN 140B
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Description
Korean 140b is the second half of fourth-year Korean which is designed to enhance students’ language abilities beyond the high-intermediate level in reading, speaking, and writing in order to begin understanding the social, cultural, and historical issues of contemporary Korea. Hence, the aim of the course includes (i) comprehending authentic materials from a wide variety of topics and genres from contemporary Korean literature, movies, and dramas, (ii) understanding the essential points of oral and written discourses that are linguistically complex, (iii) discussing concrete topics relating to major issues of contemporary Korean society and culture through supporting opinions, refutations, hypotheses, and detailed explanations of ideas, and (iv) writing about a variety of topics in Korean culture and society in detail with significant accuracy in grammar and structure.
Recommended Prep
Korean 140a or equivalent.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration