NOTES FOR TWO LECTURES

Dear all,

Please download the notes here separately:

FUTURISTIC AND DYSTOPIAN CITIES

GLOBAL CITIES AND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL NETWORK

Recommendation on Grammar Checking Software (compiled by Wen Hao)

Before handing in your writing assignments, it is better to let the machine proofread your grammar and spelling first.

Here are some useful websites:

【001】NOUNPLUS：http://t.cn/RGBXG2c；

【002】Grammar Check Online：http://t.cn/Rf84dwq；

【003】AutoCrit Online Editing：http://t.cn/RqdTyVa；

【004】Writing and Book Editing Software：http://t.cn/RM6nz6l；

【005】Virtual Writing Tutor Grammar Checker：http://t.cn/RqdTyVX；

【006】lang-8:http://t.cn/RM6nz6O

【007】Hemingway Editor：http://t.cn/8Fp9Zk7；

【008】GrammarBase：http://t.cn/8sIcjP7；

【009】1checker：http://t.cn/Rhdtgn6；

【010】toptenreviews：http://t.cn/RM6nz6W；

【011】grammarly：http://t.cn/zTjKYuV；

【012】gingersoftware：http://t.cn/Rq7SAzo；

Some of these may need you to get registered and pay. I have not tried all of them. But the free version of Grammarly is not that bad. Please find one that suits you(r) writing the best.

ILAS/CITY Final Paper, Spring 2020

Week 12★July 10th GLOBAL CITIES AND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL NETWORK

Required Reading

Stringer, Julian (2001). “Global Cities and International Film Festival Economy,” Cinema and the City: Film and Urban Societies in a Global Context, ed.Mark Shiel and Tony Fitzmaurice, London: Blackwell, 2001, 134–44

July 14 GROUP PRESENTATIONS

NOTES for Week 10★June 26th LIVING AS ‘THE OTHER’ IN THE CITY

Please download the NOTES here.

Week 11★July 3rd FUTURISTIC AND DYSTOPIAN CITIES [discussion]

For the next class, I will give you the instructions about the Group Presentations in Week 14.

Homework Viewing:

Blade Runner (1982)

Dir. Ridley Scott

about attendance

Dear all,

I have included this part in the syllabus too.

Notes on E-Absence:

If a registered student is absent from the lecture for more than three times (including 3 times!),

s/he would FAIL the course, UNLESS sufficient medical proof, or other formats of evidence is provided immediately.

When you have to be absent for justified reasons, please contact the teacher as soon as possible.

On June 19th, we will watch a documentary film together online. 

Attendance will be taken. Please write to me if you have any questions.

Thank you!

all the best

Ran

week9-10 LIVING AS ‘THE OTHER’ IN JAPAN

Death by Hanging by Oshima Nagisa

Week 8★June 12 HAUNTING CITIES AND FEMALE GHOSTS

Homework Viewing: Any horror titles mentioned by both authors

Required Reading

Dudley, Andrew. (2010). “Ghost Towns”, Cinema at the City’s Edge:  Film and Urban Networks in East Asia. Yomi Braester, James Tweedie, eds., Hong Kong University Press.

Reference Reading

Wee, V. (2011). Patriarchy and the Horror of the Monstrous Feminine. Feminist Media Studies, 11(2), 151–165. https://doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2010.521624

ZOOM MEETING PASSWORD CHANGED IN JUNE

if you do not know what it is,
please email to Ma Ran.

best
Ran

NOTES on THE DISAPPEARING CITY: RUINS & MONUMENTS I (Hiroshima/Nagasaki)

Please download the notes HERE
The link will expire by June 5th.

Week 7★June 5th THE DISAPPEARING CITY: RUINS & MONUMENTS II (Beijing/Shanghai) with in-class screening of shorts

Week 6★May 29th THE DISAPPEARING CITY: RUINS & MONUMENTS I (Hiroshima/Nagasaki)

May 15th Lecture Notes

Please download the May 15th Lecture Notes HERE.
PW is needed; the link will expire by May 22nd.

Week 5★May 22nd TOKYO, OR ELSEWHERE

CULTURE AND REPRESENTATION ILAS/CITY Reading Journal, Spring 2020

Due on June 10^th/July 8^th, by 5pm

Submit it via email to maran@nagoya-u.jp

NOTE: if you have NOT received my confirmation mail after your submission, mail me again; my university mail sometimes is not compatible with your mail system.

30% Reading Journal (15%x2)

May 8th Lecture Notes

Please download it HERE
The link will expire by May 15th.

Week 4★May 15th FLÂNEUR AND STRANGERHOOD: ROAMING IN THE CITY (Paris/Shanghai/Seoul)

NOTES of CRITIQUE OF MODERNITY

please download the notes HERE.
And the link will expire by Apr 28th.

Week 3★ May 8th CITY AS CULTURAL TEXT

logistics of this course

• for downloads, you need to go to the blog, and need a pw
• all materials will expire after 5 days; please try to download them before the links expire;
• according to the new NU calendar, there’s still a final lecture taking place in the first week of August (Aug 7th), and the current schedule remains the same

Week 2★Apr 24th CRITIQUE OF MODERNITY

Dear all,

IN ZOOM, please add me (my university mail on the syllabus) as your contact; so we can communicate even when we are not meeting for lectures. thank you! Also, please do not forget to write me an email if you are a registered student (with subject: ILAS CITY course)

Welcome and here goes the syllabus

Dear all,

Please download the syllabus HERE.

NOTES on Global Film Culture

Notes on the Jan 28 Lecture click HERE
NOTE: the link will expire within 2 weeks.

Week 15* Jan 28th Toward A Global Film Culture

Required Reading

Thompson, Kristine & Bordwell, David, 2010. “Toward a Global Film Culture”, Film History: An Introduction, McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 694-712

final paper

Due on Feb 5^th Wednesday

Whole day, via Email to Ma Ran: maran@nagoya-u.jp

Week 14*Jan 21ST (West) European Cinemas into the Era of Globalization

Leo Carax, Holy Motors, 2012

Week 13 *Jan 14th The New Hollywood