Asian Media & Culture

Your reflection must make direct reference to relevant theories, approaches, concepts and/or debates
presented in the first 5 weeks of the course. Your reflection should also refer to a specific Asian popular cultural
form, product/ object or practice to support your argument. Appropriate and relevant examples will be
discussed during the course, but examples could include a favourite Japanese soapie, Korean pop song, Asian
film genre, or sub-cultural/fan practice.
Criteria:
The task aligns with the following course learning objectives:
• Identify issues and debates around how popular culture is constructed, marketed and consumed in Asia.
• Describe and apply a range of theoretical and historical perspectives on Asian popular culture.
• Discuss the local and global aspects of culture with reference to Asian social, economic and political contexts.
• Illustrate and analyse the relationship of popular culture to the practice of the everyday and ordinary within
Asia.
• Identify, evaluate and critically analyse cultural, historical and theoretical practices which contextualise your
professional practice and further study.
-Reflective essays are typically broader than research essays. You are often trying to engage with the course
as a whole, addressing key course themes and using relevant key readings to analyse a part of your
professional/personal experience. But make sure you clearly outline the specific focus of your reflective
analysis and how you plan to explore it.

Sample Solution

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