German 391G - German Studies Junior Seminar

Fall
2018
01
3.00
Sara Jackson
M W F 12:20PM 1:10PM
UMass Amherst
75060
Herter Hall room 640
sarajackson@umass.edu
This course is designed to introduce majors to the wide range of topics and approaches included within contemporary German Studies. With the help of departmental faculty, we will get a taste of representative works from different periods of German cultural history, including texts, visual arts and music. We will also explore how scholars in different disciplines, such as history and cultural studies in the humanities, and anthropology and political science in the social sciences approach the relatively new, interdisciplinary field of German Studies. Conducted in English.
This course introduces majors to the wide range of topics and approaches included within contemporary German Studies. We will get a taste of representative works from different periods of German cultural history, including literary and historical texts, visual arts and music. The theme for Fall 2016 is Germans and Jews. We will also explore how scholars in different disciplines, such as history and cultural studies in the humanities, and anthropology and political science in the social sciences approach the interdisciplinary field of German Studies. Conducted in English.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.