German Studies 223AR - Topics in German Studies: The Art and Science of Revolution in German Cultures from 1789 to the Present'

Art & Science of Revolution

Fall
2022
01
4.00
Karen Remmler

TTH 03:15PM-04:30PM

Mount Holyoke College
118550
Shattuck Hall 107
kremmler@mtholyoke.edu
Revolutions are deeply embedded in cultural, economic, political, and environmental structure. Some are violent, some are peaceful; some evolve out of historical processes over long periods of time; and others emerge spontaneously without warning. Still others are material in nature, such as the industrial revolution or the end of the Berlin wall. The seminar explores the causes, forms, and impact of major revolutions in German cultures from the invention of the printing press to the most recent "Wende" that led to unification. Other revolutions include the French Revolution, the German Revolution of 1848, the founding of the Weimar Republic, and the student movement in 1968.

Taught in German. May be taken for 300-level credit with permission of instructor.

Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.