Global Queer Literature graduate seminar cross-listed with Women and Gender Studies. Open to MA and PhD students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange.
Global Queer Literature describes an expansive body of texts not only from various countries, but also a range of media, representing diverse sexualities and critical positions. This seminar seeks to introduce students to a representative sampling of works that express the breadth of the field while also weaving a network of cross-textual conversations through reference to canonical queer literature and highlighting core themes. The texts include poems, short stories, short and feature-length films, short stories, novellas, novels, manifestos, memoir, and theory, by twentieth and twenty-first century lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and otherwise identified queer authors from Taiwan, North and South America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
Critical Reading and Cultural Analysis undergraduate survey course co-taught with my DFLL colleagues Open to undergraduate students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange. Taught primarily in English (some modules from my colleagues may be in Mandarin).
Oral Training I required undergraduate course. Enrollment by placement test only.
other courses taught
Queer Theory graduate seminar cross-listed with Women and Gender Studies. Open to MA and PhD students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange.
AI in SF: Artificial Intelligence in Speculative Fiction graduate seminar Open to MA and PhD students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange.
Literary Theory upper-level undergraduate course co-taught with Dr. Tzuchien Tho from the University of Bristol Philosophy Department, with a special guest lecture from Prof. Sheila T. Cavanagh of Emory University.
Open to undergraduate students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange students.
20th Century US Literature through Black Literature upper-level undergraduate course Open to undergraduate students from NTU, NTNU, NCCU, and exchange.
Composition II undergraduate course. Enrollment by assignment only.