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This course discovers various representations of India through the cross-study of literary and cinematographic works of the twentieth century. Students read works including A BARBARIAN IN ASIA by Henri Michaux and A CERTAIN IDEA OF INDIA by Alberto Moravia; and view works including ABOARD THE DARJEELING LIMITED by Wes Anderson and the documentary by Louis Malle, GHOST INDIA.
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This course demonstrates how computers can be used as a tool and a medium in the domain of the arts. The first half of this course focuses on the basics of Adobe Photoshop including photo manipulation, keyboard shortcuts, and an introduction to gif making. The second half focuses on Adobe Illustrator and an introduction to paper layout and typography. The objective of the second half of class is to understand Illustrator well enough to create and design a new logo and a new music album cover.
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This course studies the methodology of film analysis. It develops analysis skills by analyzing shots and sequences.
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This course provides an overview of the diverse forms of private actors and their contributions to local policy making. It invites a critical discussion of the dynamics that public-private partnerships generate and the outcomes they produce. The course combines theory and empirical evidence from several countries to investigate the influence and intervention of private actors on institutional and economical policies and processes.
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