MA Cultural Studies and Intensive Language (Japanese)
Course Overview
This MA Cultural Studies program provides a deep theoretical foundation in the field while critically examining its application beyond the Western world. The course explores how core concepts like power, identity, and representation are challenged and redefined within the vibrant cultural contexts of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Students will engage with a diverse range of critical theories to understand and analyze plural cultural histories and global perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Grounding in foundational and contemporary theory, from Marxism to Postmodernism
- Critical focus on non-Western contexts in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
- Examination of key concepts like power, identity, race, and representation
- Challenges Western-centric perspectives and explores plural cultural histories
- Prepares students for critical analysis of global cultural phenomena
Course Overview
This MA Cultural Studies program provides a deep theoretical foundation in the field while critically examining its application beyond the Western world. The course explores how core concepts like power, identity, and representation are challenged and redefined within the vibrant cultural contexts of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Students will engage with a diverse range of critical theories to understand and analyze plural cultural histories and global perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Grounding in foundational and contemporary theory, from Marxism to Postmodernism
- Critical focus on non-Western contexts in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
- Examination of key concepts like power, identity, race, and representation
- Challenges Western-centric perspectives and explores plural cultural histories
- Prepares students for critical analysis of global cultural phenomena
