Nineteenth and Twentieth Century China 2900-MK1-NTCC-OG

Zdobycie wiedzy o największym i najważniejszym państwie i społeczeństwie Azji wschodniej. Zrozumienie głównych problemów omawianych przez specjalistów oraz historiografię w ostatnich dwudziestu latach badań nad tym tematem. Poznanie najważniejszych pozycji naukowych w temacie historii Chin XIX i XX wieku. Umiejętność przygotowania krytycznego eseju na temat odnośny do materiału przedstawionego w formie wykładów. Umiejętność krytycznego odniesienia się do polemik dot. historii Chin i ich aktualnej sytuacji politycznej, gospodarczej i społecznej.

Zajęcia w formie wykładu oraz dyskusji. Studenci będą zobowiązani do przeczytania stosownie dobranej literatury oraz do uczestniczenia w dyskusji (zadawania pytań, odniesienia się do treści wykładu lub przeczytanych fragmentów źródeł lub literatury przedmiotu). Każdy uczestnik kursu napisze krótki esej (4-5 stron) na dobrany przez siebie i przedyskutowany z prowadzącym temat. Kurs zakończy się pisemnym egzaminem. Struktura oceny: uczestnictwo 50%; esej 25%; egzamin 25%.

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