The Department of German Studies offers a full range of courses in German language, literature and culture. Our students combine their interest in German-speaking countries with a wide variety of other pursuits: literature, history, philosophy, aesthetics, international relations, film and many more. The department encourages this approach with a flexible curriculum, collaboration with faculty in other departments, and course offerings which provide depth of cultural understanding and address current topics of interest.
NEWS
& UPCOMING EVENTS
LECTURE:
ELISABETH WEBER
'Torture was the essence of National Socialism': Reading Jean Améry Today.
Tues, 9/16, 4 pm
Petteruti Lounge
(reading available)
See EVENTS for details.
COURSE CANCELLED
GRMN1660U
What was Socialism? From Marx to "Goodbye Lenin"
Why not try:
GRMN 1660A - Amazons and other Gender Benders in German Literature
GRMN 1660C - Culture in the Nazi Era
Click HERE for details.
INTERMEDIATE SWEDISH
will be offered Fall 2008
Instructor: Ann Weinstein
Tu Th 4:00-5:30
190 Hope, Room 103
