GERM 29 A Cultural Studies Approach to Contemporary Germany and Berlin

Introduction to contemporary German culture, identity and everyday life through close analysis of literary, visual (including filmic), architectural, political and other texts. Assignments develop skills in the analysis of visual material, of the construction of identity, and of the expression of sophisticated ideas in written and spoken German. Carries major or minor credit.

Instructor

Gemünden; Ostrau

Prerequisite

Acceptance into the Dartmouth Foreign Study Program.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:CI

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Offered

• Fall