China Under Mao 2900-L-CHUM-ANG

Po zakończeniu zajęć student potrafi czytać, analizować, interpretować i dyskutować nad różnorodnymi źródłami dot. dziejów XX w. Chin, potrafi rekonstruować wydarzenia historyczne na podstawie źródeł, ma wiedzę na temat podstawowych problemów, wydarzeń i procesów kształtujących XX w. historię Chin, umie krytycznie czytać i rozumie dzieje współczesnych Chin, umie formułować w mowie i piśmie wypowiedzi na temat dziejów współczesnych Chin, umie odczytywać i interpretować historię XX w. z wschodnioazjatyckiej perspektywy.

Aktywne uczestnictwo w zajęciach: 70%; prezentacja: 30%

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