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2016-03-04
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2016年5月底至6月下旬，我校将与美国哥伦比亚大学合作举办为期四周的视觉文化项目（Visual Culture Program），哥伦比亚大学东亚语言文化系钱颖教授将带领8名左右的哥伦比亚大学学生来校学习，期间钱颖教授将开设一门题为“Understanding Modern Chinese History through Visual Culture”的课程（英文讲授）。为促进我校中国学生与哥伦比亚大学学生的相互了解、交流和学习，现遴选部分品学兼优的学生参加该课程，与哥伦比亚大学学生等比例同堂学习。完成课程学习任务的同学，在项目结业时将得到bat365在线官网登录与哥伦比亚大学联合出具的证书。相关信息如下：

一、教师简介：

Professor Ying Qian, Assistant Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University, received her doctoral degree from the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University in 2013. She is interested in a wide range of topics, such as Chinese literature, cinema and media studies, including documentary cinema in comparative perspectives, experience and memory of China’s revolutions and socialism, and writing, translation and filmmaking in China’s multi-lingual and multi-ethnic border regions and among the Chinese Diasporas. She is completing a book manuscript entitled Visionary Realities: Documentary Cinema in China’s Revolutionary Century, which investigates documentary cinema’s capacities to mediate between the visible and the visionary in a society engineering its own radical transformation. She has also begun research for her second book, which examines works and lives of writers, translators, and filmmakers working bilingually between Chinese and a non-Han language within China. Besides academic research, she has been a filmmaker, critic, and film programmer. She has been programming documentary and Asian cinemas for the last five years. Her film criticism has appeared in Chinese, English, and Czech language newspapers and journals, and her own documentary and short films have been exhibited and broadcasted in a number of countries. She joins Columbia after a postdoctoral fellowship at the Australian National University.

二、课程简介：

This course explores topics in modern Chinese history through examining China’s changing visual culture from the late 19thcentury to the present. How have films and photography been documented, represented, or even made history in modern China? How have popular magazines and pictorials imagined communities and shaped popular understanding of historical events, and in what ways have China’s urban environment and architecture changed in response to, or anticipating, the country’s historical transformations? Taught in the bustling cosmopolitan of Beijing, this class will work with a wide range of visual materials, including fine arts, print media, photography, film, performing arts, and architecture. Students will attend weekly field trips across Beijing and beyond to explore visual cultures associated with imperial gardens, old Beijing neighborhoods and opera houses, , and new indie art spaces. Using a methodology of “dig where you stand”, this course builds capacities for critical observation and explores ways to use visual culture as an important source for understanding Chinese history. This course will include 16-20 undergraduate and graduate students from Columbia University in New York, a few other U.S. institutions, and Peking University.

三、课程时间：

1.校内课堂学习每周三次，分别在周一、周二、周四上午10:00-12:00；

2.校外田野调查课程共三次，在项目前三周的每周三，全天活动。

四、申请条件：

1.bat365在线官网登录正式注册在校中国籍本科生；

2.品行端正、学业优秀，自觉遵守各项纪律，保证完成课程任务；

3.对跨文化交流有浓厚兴趣；

4.英语成绩满足以下条件之一：GRE: 325及以上；IELTS: 7及以上；TOEFL:105及以上；CET6: 590及以上。或提供其他可以证明英文水平的说明。

五、申请办法：

请报名的同学将以下材料Email至: CVprogram@pku.edu.cn

1.课程申请表（见附件）；

2.个人简历。