
1. demonstrate advanced understanding of the theories and methods used to study myth traditions
2. analyse critically the sources of various myths in East Asia
3. discuss the historical and cultural significance of various myth traditions in East Asia
4. demonstrate advanced skills necessary to research specific myth traditions in East Asia

1. demonstrate understanding of the theories and methods used to study myth traditions
2. analyse critically the sources of various myths in East Asia
3. discuss the historical and cultural significance of various myth traditions in East Asia
4. demonstrate skills necessary to research specific myth traditions in East Asia
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On successful completion of this module you will be able to:
- Critically discuss issues relating to historical memory in East Asia and their influence on contemporary societies, politics, and cultural relations.
- Critically assess how historical memory is framed in various regions and across various media and texts.
- Critically analyse different forms of cultural production with regards to historical memory.
- Demonstrate an enhanced understanding of transregional interaction in East Asia.

Office Hours (Semester 1):
Wednesdays 1:30pm-2:30pm (online) and Fridays 1:30pm-2:30pm (in person or online) - please book using the link above.
On successful completion of this module the learner will be able to:
- explain discourses around gender in East Asian literature
- analyse and compare East Asian literary works (in translation) studied on the module
- reflect on key concepts around gender in East Asia
