Race&reprsntatn in Asam Cinema
Part of CSER 3922 Race&representation in Asian Amer Cinema
4:10pm–6:00pm
International Affairs Bldg 1102
Morningside
Seat data provenance: Directory as of August 23, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Description
Enrollment limited to 22. This seminar focuses on the critical analysis of Asian representation and participation in Hollywood by taking a look at how mainstream American cinema continues to essentialize the Asian and how Asian American filmmakers have responded to Hollywood Orientalist stereotypes. We will analyze various issues confronting the Asian American, including yellowface, white patriarchy, male and female stereotypes, the “model minority” myth, depictions of “Chinatowns,” panethnicity, the changing political interpretations of the term Asian American throughout American history, gender and sexuality, and cultural hegemonies and privileging within the Asian community
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- 4 credits
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