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Sociology & Anthropology
261 Contemporary Chinese Society, Part I
| Course Description | |
|---|---|
| Examines several key elements of contemporary society, exploring how Chinese society has changed in recent years and how social institutions such as family, education, and community have been a part of the recent economic and social restructuring. Pays parcticular attention to issues of work, family, gender, and migration. Part of a two-course sequence including Sociology 262. (Same as Asian Studies 261.) | |
| Distribution | |
| B, D | |
| Prerequisites | |
| Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. Because this course is part of a two-course sequence that includes a five-week trip to Asia, students are selected on the basis of a short application to be submitted in the spring. Preference is given to sophomores. | |
| Day/Time: | M,W — 11:30 - 12:55 |
| Location: | Searles-127 |
| Instructor: | (nriley@bowdoin.edu) |
| Class Email: | soc261@bowdoin.edu |
| Final Exam: | 12/16/2003, 2:00 pm |
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