CORE-UA 543
Cultures & Contexts: Korea
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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The history and culture of Korea from premodern times to the contemporary era, examining key moments, figures, and themes that speak to the varied experiences of the Korean people. Topics include state making, Korea’s relations to other states in East Asia, the modern transition, capitalist development, democratization, and ongoing social transformation. Sources include historical documents, literature, and film.
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