(Ellen Best "Libretto Fatale: Was ist und wie macht man politisches Kabarett" April 17-28, 2006 )
German Studies offers students a wide variety of opportunities to explore the language, literature, and culture of German-speaking countries, whether as part of their general education, a major in German Studies or a double major involving another discipline, preparation for graduate school or an international professional career.
Courses are offered in German as well as in English; subjects range from 18th century to contemporary literature and from film and visual culture to intellectual history, music, history, and women's studies.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Lecture by Gavriel D. Rosenfeld “Munich and Memory.” TBA.
Signs Beyond Signification: Franz Schubert’s ‘Winter Journey’. Roland Posner (Professor, Technische Hochschule, Berlin). Both co-sponsored by the CCC (Center for Culture and Cognition) and the Dept. of Cognitive Science.
Visit by Prof. Wolfgang Wildgen, Bremen, “Constructing Meaning in Experimental Poetry.” Workshop and at lecture on Paul Celan. Sponsored by the CCC (Center for Culture and Cognition) and the Dept. of Cognitive Science, and the German Studies Program. TBA.
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