Modern Chinese Literature of Malaysia (马来西亚现代华文文学)

Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047059
S$1,461

About This Course

Examine the literary phenomenon of modern Chinese literature in Malaysia
Distinguish the historical significance of various literary trends and schools of thought of modern Chinese literature in Malaysia
Illustrate the formation process of the literary characteristics and styles of modern Chinese literature in Malaysia
Analyze the characteristics of the development of modern Chinese literature in Malaysia
Appraise the literary works of selected writers and their status in literary history
Apply knowledge learnt to evaluate the ideological and artistic characteristics of selected works

What You'll Learn

CHS304 systematically introduces the 100-year history of Chinese literature in Malaysia from 1919 to 2019, providing a general overview and important works of writers, covering literary trends, literary movements and literary creation. Students will have a deeper understanding of the development of Chinese literature in Malaysia. They will also be able to examine and appreciate the works of important writers in various periods from the perspective of history and aesthetics. We will also evaluate the ideological and artistic characteristics of important works.

Course Details

Duration 24 hours
Language Mandarin
Training Commitment Part Time
Total Enrolled New course
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