Overview
If you are interested in Chinese literature and culture, if you are interested in comparative study of literature , please sign this course. Beginning with literary imagery, the course establishes a dialogue between influential literary works from China and the West while interpreting how Chinese and Western literary classics express themselves differently or similarly under the same literary image. Join us in this interesting literature tour
Course Topic
Part I (Prof Joan Tang, James Campion) |
| Great Virtue is Like Water |
| The Moon Speaks of My Mind |
| Willows Being Fresh and Green |
Part II (Doctor Lin Xuewei, James Campion) |
| Becoming Butterfly |
| Phoenixes in Flight |
| Cuckoo Crying Blood |
Part III. (Prof. Ruoqian Pu, James Campion) |
| Ezra Pound and Classical Chinese Poetry |
| Gary Snyder and Cold Mountain Poems |
| Chinese American Poet Marilyn Chin and Classical Chinese Poetry |
Course Staff
Joan Tang
Professor, master tutor and Vice Dean in Department of English Language and Literature, School of Foreign Languages, Jinan University. She has been a reporter, translator, deputy producer of English news for Guangdong TV, and director of the English Department of Jinan University. She has published more than 10 CSSCI papers, won many teaching awards, and guided students to win more than 20 academic competition awards.
Ruoqian Pu
Doctor of Literature, Professor of the Department of English Language and Literature, School of Foreign Languages, Jinan University, doctoral tutor of Comparative Literature and World Literature, Master tutor of English Language and Literature, Director of the International Exchange and Cooperation Department and Dean of the School of Japan, Jinan University. She has been focusing on Asian/Chinese American literature research and overseas Chinese poetics research. She has published more than 70 academic papers in domestic and foreign academic journals, published many monographs, and presided over more than 10 projects.
Xuewei Lin
Lecturer, School of Foreign Languages, Jinan University. Master of Education from University of Massachusetts Amherst, Doctor of Translation Studies from Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. She went to University College London to study for one year under the Joint Doctoral Training Fund of the China Scholarship Council. She has won prizes in several teaching competitions.
James Alexander Campion
Lecturer, School of Language and Culture, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. He graduated from Lancaster University with a Master's degree in linguistics. He has been a lecturer at the School of English Culture, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies since 2014. He has also taught English, linguistics and psychology part-time at institutions such as Jinan University and consulates.
Xiaoyu Liu
Teaching assistant. Master degree candidate of Department of English Language and Literature, Jinan University.
