GERM 10.01 To Be Young and German

This class investigates youth cultures in the German-speaking world, analyzing different ideas of youth and their political and cultural impact in four distinct units: fairy tales and nation building in the early 19^th century, sexual awakenings in the early 20^th century, authoritarian regimes of the mid- and late 20^th century, and youth rebellion in post-war and post-unification Germany.  This course will review more complex grammar, expand vocabulary, and strengthen listening, speaking and writing skills.  Conducted in German.

Instructor

Fuechtner; Gemünden; Mladek; Ostrau

Prerequisite

GERM 3, or equivalent

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:CI

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Offered

• Fall
• Summer