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2000-2001 Catalog |
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The film studies minor is an interdisciplinary minor with an emphasis on theory, criticism, history, and analysis of film, rather than on the how-to component of film production. The film minor spans various departments, such as anthropology, art history, communication, English, foreign languages and literatures, political science, psychology, and sociology. Students are required to earn at least 24 credits in the following manner:
Required Courses (8 credits)Choose two of the following three:
- Masterpieces of Film (Flm 295) 4
- Film Genres (Flm 296) 4
- Major Film Directors (Flm 297) 4
Students may use the third course as an elective to fulfill the additional 16 required credits.
Electives (16 credits) chosen from:
- Anthropological Film (Anth 455) 4
- Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Art (ArtH 450/550) 4
- Media and Culture (Comm 201) 4
- Contemporary Production Theory (Comm 363) 4
- Seminar: Topics in Film (Flm 407/507) 4
- Nonwestern Literature: (Eng 455/555) 4
Contemporary Chinese Fiction and Film
Contemporary West African Literature and Film- Topics in Film (Eng 495/595) 4
- Shakespeare on Film (Flm 236) 4
- Topics in French Film (Fr 350/AL 350) 3-4
- SS/Intro to Spanish Film (Span 199-399) 4
- Hispanic Film as Literature (Span 421/521) 1-6
- Mass Media and Politics (PS 419/519) 3
- Politics and Film (PS 260) 3
- SS/Psychology and Film (Psy 399) 2
- Sociology of Popular Culture (Soc 333) 4
Other film courses may be offered which qualify as film studies minor electives with the approval of the student's advisor.
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