Asian Studies Crossings, Faculty of Arts

ASIX_V: Asian Studies Crossings


  1. ASIX_V 220 (3) Indigeneities in Asia and Asian Diaspora

    Introduction to Indigenous methodologies, contemporary cultures, and issues of Indigenous peoples in Asia and Asian diaspora, and Indigenous-Asia relation-making in Canada.

  2. ASIX_V 300 (3-9) Topics in Asian Studies Crossings

    Transnational, transcultural, or transregional approaches to Asian and/or diasporic Asian literature, history, visual culture, religion, or communities. Topics vary from section to section. Consult Department for current offerings.

  3. ASIX_V 315 (3) Hong Kong Diaspora in Canada

    Various social issues relating to Hong Kong diaspora in Canada, particularly pertaining to their long history of migration to Canada; their cultural developments and experiences; and their challenges and contributions in their new cultural environment. Recommended: Second-year standing or higher

  4. ASIX_V 320 (3) Global Hong Kong

    A transdisciplinary exploration of the global connections of Hong Kong through the lens of cultural texts, social phenomena, and historical events.

  5. ASIX_V 383 (3) What is Modern Arabic?

    Examines Arabic language and writing using approaches from sociolinguistics, with examples from Arabic-speaking communities in the Arab world, the diasporas, and beyond. Basic Arabic language proficiency is strongly recommended through completion of ARBM 101, ARBC 101, or a placement interview.


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