Subject: ASIA10001 Language and Power in Asian Societies
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May 08, 2017 at 3:04 PM
An excellent course and a great introduction to the Asian Studies department. It involved a number of staff from each of the major areas of study the department offer; Indonesian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern and Japanese Studies. The subject integrates these regions well within the context of analysing the relationship between language and power in these communities.
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1 Comment on ASIA10001 Language and Power in Asian Societies
An excellent course and a great introduction to the Asian Studies department. It involved a number of staff from each of the major areas of study the department offer; Indonesian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern and Japanese Studies. The subject integrates these regions well within the context of analysing the relationship between language and power in these communities.