EAST-UA 264

Readings in Japanese Literature I

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course is designed for those who already have more than basic Japanese skills to conduct daily conversations and write academic essays, but want to reach the next proficiency level.Throughout the semester, students will read short stories written by prominent Japanese authors (Meiji era to present) who are well-known in Japanese society. Their stories are often covered in 国語 textbooks. This course aims to help students further their four Japanese language skills through extensive reading. They will read not only to understand the storyline but also to read between the lines and appreciate the different types of writing styles, by looking at the historical and cultural background (for example) and analyzing expressions in the stories. In addition, students will practice discussing them both orally and in writing.

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