山口大学教務システム - 1091011112-文化社会論演習Ⅰ

開講年度	開講学部等
2026	国際総合科学部
開講学期	曜日時限	授業形態	AL（アクティブ・ラーニング）ポイント
後期	金9～10		10.0
時間割番号	科目名[英文名]			使用言語	単位数
1091011112	文化社会論演習Ⅰ(留学生と共に学ぶ日本文学・日本文化)[Culture and Society Seminar I]			英語	2
担当教員（責任）[ローマ字表記]					メディア授業
藤原まみ[FUJIWARA Mami]					ー
担当教員[ローマ字表記]
藤原まみ　[FUJIWARA Mami]
特定科目区分		対象学生		対象年次	2～
ディプロマ・ポリシーに関わる項目			カリキュラムマップ(授業科目とDPとの対応関係はこちらから閲覧できます)

授業の目的と概要

Relationship to Diploma Policy (DP):
This course is associated with "Broad knowledge and ability to apply it" (DP-1) and "Communication skills" (DP-2). Although categorized as a seminar in Cultural and Social Theory—where collaborative competency is a key element—this course, titled "Learning Japanese Literature and Culture with International Students," aims to foster interest in literatures and cultures different from Japanese literature and culture through the understanding of Japanese literature and culture. Therefore, it is particularly linked to the multicultural understanding and self-reflection competencies under DP-2.
Course Overview & Content:
Japanese students, local community members, and international students will collaborate to study Japanese literature and culture. Students will explore the characteristics of Japanese characters/scripts, sounds, culture, and literature using materials such as anime, manga, song lyrics, films, traditional performing arts, essays, and novels. (This academic year, novels and TV dramas will be used.) While reflecting on Japanese culture and literature, students will also consider diverse global cultures and literatures—including those of Asia, Europe, and the Americas—as well as their own native culture and literature.
Languages of Instruction & Requirements:
The languages of instruction are Japanese and English. While discussions on the texts may be conducted in English, international students are required to have advanced Japanese proficiency capable of reading and comprehending Japanese texts.
Course Notes & Tools:
This course is open to the public.
Moodle and the academic support system will be utilized.
Online collaborative sessions with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland are scheduled to take place several times during the course via Google Meet. Access information will be announced on Moodle and the academic support system.

授業の到達目標

Diverse challenges are emerging across various scales and regions, within both local and international communities. Actively engaging with these societal issues requires a broad knowledge of science, technology, culture, and society, as well as the ability to apply this knowledge comprehensively. Furthermore, it demands practical skills to cooperate with individuals from diverse cultural and ideological backgrounds to establish and resolve appropriate problems.
The objective of this course is to impart basic knowledge and foundational frameworks related to thought, culture, politics, and economics necessary for this purpose. Simultaneously, it aims to foster spontaneous questioning and critical thinking regarding various issues involving people and society, thereby cultivating a practical foundation for active engagement in problem-solving.

授業計画

【全体】

IMPORTANT!!
[Please order your textbook individually at the FAVObooks store.]
Moodle and the Academic Support System will be used for this course.
In-Class Activities:
This course will consist of the following activities:
Reading literary works
Attending lectures
Participating in discussions
Writing reaction comments / feedback
Giving presentations
Out-of-Class Assignments:
Summarize your thoughts and opinions regarding the assigned reading materials in approximately 250 characters, and submit it via Moodle.
Submission Deadline: 0:00 AM on the day of the class.
Note: Any assignment found to involve plagiarism or copying of another person’s work will receive no credit.
Late Submissions: Assignments submitted after the deadline will NOT be accepted or graded for any reason.
Final Assignment:
Express your own opinions on the assigned reading materials while citing relevant literature (1,500 characters or more).
Assignments submitted after the deadline will NOT be accepted or graded for any reason.
Failure to submit the final assignment will result in an automatic failing grade for the course.
Presentation:
Details regarding the presentation will be explained in class.
Regarding Plagiarism and Academic Integrity:
Please carefully read the section on "Plagiarism and Unfair Academic Practices" in the Course Registration Guide (Rishū no Tebiki). The class management and academic evaluations will be conducted on the assumption that all students have thoroughly understood these rules.

	項目	内容	授業時間外学習	備考

第1回	orientation	orientation	required time: 4 hours Required reading SUBMITTING A PAPER TO THE MOODLE

第2回

Lecture
Discussion

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