The purpose of this study is to devise teaching goals for Liberal Literature Lessons in college through the class <Reading Modern Japanese Novels>. Lots of domestic and foreign novels have recently been turned into films or TV series. As cinematized novels become hits in movie theaters, the original stories ascend to the bestseller list due to the success in the box-office, which proves once again how powerful the visual media is.
In this study, 10 works of cinematized literature were explored for one semester in a Liberal Literature class called <Reading Modern Japanese Novels>, aimed at increasing students’ interest in novels in the era of digital images.
The literary works chosen for the study were novels that had won the Akutagawa Prize, which is given to writers in the field of pure literature, the Naoki Prize, which is awarded in the field of popular literature, and the Japanese Bookstore Grand Prize, which the employees at Japanese bookstores award to the novel they want to sell most. Afterward, a survey was conducted on students in the class to determine their satisfaction with the lectures. Despite the fact that they had little interest in Japanese Literature before taking this lecture, they indicated greater interest in Japanese movies and culture as well as novels due to the class.
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In this study, 10 works of cinematized literature were explored for one semester in a Liberal Literature class called , aimed at increasing students’ interest in novels in the era of digital images.
The literary works chosen for the study were novels that had won the Akutagawa Prize, which is given to writers in the field of pure literature, the Naoki Prize, which is awarded in the field of popular literature, and the Japanese Bookstore Grand Prize, which the employees at Japanese bookstores award to the novel they want to sell most. Afterward, a survey was conducted on students in the class to determine their satisfaction with the lectures. Despite the fact that they had little interest in Japanese Literature before taking this lecture, they indicated greater interest in Japanese movies and culture as well as novels due to the class. KW - modern Japanese novels;Japanese films;original novels;cinematization;survey DO - 10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241 ER -
Hwalran Kim. (2016). A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels. Cross-Cultural Studies, 43, 241-264.
Hwalran Kim. 2016, "A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels", Cross-Cultural Studies, vol.43, pp.241-264. Available from: doi:10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim "A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels" Cross-Cultural Studies 43 pp.241-264 (2016) : 241.
Hwalran Kim. A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels. 2016; 43 241-264. Available from: doi:10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim. "A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels" Cross-Cultural Studies 43(2016) : 241-264.doi: 10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim. A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels. Cross-Cultural Studies, 43, 241-264. doi: 10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim. A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels. Cross-Cultural Studies. 2016; 43 241-264. doi: 10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim. A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels. 2016; 43 241-264. Available from: doi:10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241
Hwalran Kim. "A Study on Teaching Japanese Modern Novels by Audiovisual Materials - Focusing on the Films Based on Original Novels" Cross-Cultural Studies 43(2016) : 241-264.doi: 10.21049/ccs.2016.43..241