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Accelerated German Language (H1GER007)

Note: This cluster is not available to new students after Spring 2002

If you have already completed or are enrolled in at least one course for this cluster, click here to see its requirements and be sure to see the undergraduate advisor in the department to insure your successful completion of this cluster.

If you have not begun this cluster, please see the undergraduate advisor in the department for alternatives.


Advanced German Language and Culture (H1GER006)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
In this cluster, the more advanced student will be able to pursue linguistic and cultural studies concerning both broad and specific topics. Each course is taught exclusively in German.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Choose three of the following
GER_200: ADVANCED CONVERSATION & COMP
GER_202: CONTEMPORARY GERMAN ISSUES
GER_203: INTRO TO GERMAN LIT
GER_207: GERMAN IN GERMANY
GER_248: READING TRAVEL WRITING
GER_249: BESTSELLERS OF THE NEW GENERATION
GER_250: INTRODUCTION TO GERMAN FILM





Divided Germany (H1GER013)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
In this cluster students will be introduced to the cinema and culture of divided Germany and Eastern Europe (1945-89), while also engaging the larger historical developments of Eastern and Western Europe in general, and divided Germany in particular.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Choose two of the following
GER_284: HOLLYWOOD BEHIND THE WALL Fall 2006
GER_285: MEN OF MARBLE - WOMEN OF STEEL Fall 2008
GER_288: MOTHERS COMRADES & WHORES Spring 2008

Choose one of the following
HIS_196: GERMANY BETWEEN EAST AND WEST Spring 2009
HIS_205: EUROPE SINCE 1945 Fall 2008




Fantasy, Horror & Magic (H1GER008)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
The genres of horror, magic and fantasy fiction are some of the most popular. In this cluster students will be introduced to the elements of literary, film, and cultural studies as they analyze moments of horror, magic and fantasy from their German roots to contemporary American forms.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Choose three of the following
GER_209: COWBOYS AND INDIANS Fall 2009
GER_212: MONSTERS GHOSTS & ALIENS
GER_214: FAIRY TALES MYTHS & LEGENDS
GER_229: KLEIST & KAFKA
GER_230: UNCANNY STORIES: POE & HOFFMAN
GER_232: WIZARDS MAGIC FANTASY Fall 2009





Germany before Nazism (H1GER003)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
This sequence provides a historically structured overview of the most important developments in German culture and society during the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Choose two of the following
GER_203: INTRO GERMAN CULTURE
GER_204: MARX & MARXISM
GER_205: NIETZSCHE & THE NIETZSCHE
GER_206: FREUD:AN INTRODUCTION
GER_212: MONSTERS GHOSTS & ALIENS Spring 2009
GER_220: SEX&GENDER: 18TH C REPRSNTATN Spring 2009
GER_229: KLEIST & KAFKA
GER_230: POE & HOFFMANN: UNCANNY STORIES
GER_231: STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND Spring 2008
GER_252: BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY Fall 2007
GER_254: FRANKFURT SCHOOL
GER_291: WEIMAR CULTURE Spring 2009

Choose one of the following
HIS_193Q: WEIMAR GERMANY
HIS_225: GERMANY & AUSTRIA:1800-1914
HIS_233: 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN THOUGHT
HIS_234: 20TH CENTURY EUROPEAN THOUGHT
HIS_320W: THE GERMAN PROBLEM




Intermediate German Language and Culture (H1GER005)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
This cluster includes two intermediate courses in German, which will address all skills but will do more reading of cultural materials than GER 101: ELEMENTARY GERMAN I-102. It is followed by a third course which provides an in-depth view of a particular cultural topic.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Required
GER_151: INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I
GER_152: INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II

Choose one of the following
GER_200: ADVANCED CONVERSATION & COMPOSITION
GER_204: MARX & MARXISM
GER_205: NIETZSCHE & THE NIETZSCHEANS
GER_206: FREUD:AN INTRODUCTION
GER_207: ADV GERMAN IN BERLIN
GER_254: FRANKFURT SCHOOL




Introduction to German Language and Culture (H1GER004)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
This cluster introduces students to basic language skills (reading, writing, speaking, listening) as well as the cultural context of German. The third element is a related course in English which will open up the study of this linguistic-cultural area by looking at the evolution of its civilization or the dynamics of contemporary life.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Required
GER_101: ELEMENTARY GERMAN I
GER_102: ELEMENTARY GERMAN II

Choose one of the following
CLT_101: TOPICS IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
GER_151: INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I
GER_157: INTERMED GERMAN IN BERLIN
GER_160: THE NEW EUROPE Spring 2007
GER_161: EUROPE TODAY Spring 2008
GER_229: KLEIST & KAFKA
GER_230: POE & HOFFMANN
GER_247: REPRESENTING THE HOLOCAUST
GER_248: ON THE MOVE Spring 2008
GER_252: BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY Fall 2007
GER_272: GENDER & SEXUALITY IN THE 20TH CENTURY Fall 2006
GER_284: HOLLYWOOD BEHIND THE WALL Fall 2006
GER_288: MOTHERS COMRADES & WHORES Spring 2008
GER_289: GERMAN DIRECTORS: FASSBINDER Spring 2009




Jews in Germany (H1GER012)

Dept/Division
MLC/Humanities
Description:
In this cluster students will be introduced to the history, experience, artistic production and representation of Jews in 20th-century Germany.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.
Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID
BEGINNING		VALID
THROUGH

Choose both of the following
GER_231: STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND Spring 2008
GER_247: REPRESENTING THE HOLOCAUST Fall 2008

Choose one of the following
HIS_206: THE HOLOCAUST Fall 2007
HIS_226: HITLER'S GERMANY Spring 2008




Marx, Nietzsche, Freud (H1GER001)

Note: This cluster is not available to new students after Spring 2009

If you have already completed or are enrolled in at least one course for this cluster, click here to see its requirements and be sure to see the undergraduate advisor in the department to insure your successful completion of this cluster.

If you have not begun this cluster, please see the undergraduate advisor in the department for alternatives.


Modern Germany -- Society and Culture in the 20th Century (H1GER002)

Note: This cluster is not available to new students after Spring 2009

If you have already completed or are enrolled in at least one course for this cluster, click here to see its requirements and be sure to see the undergraduate advisor in the department to insure your successful completion of this cluster.

If you have not begun this cluster, please see the undergraduate advisor in the department for alternatives.