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Recently Taught Graduate Courses
Spring 2007
- Introduction
to the Teaching of German (Russo/Tatlock)
- Consuming
Fictions: Commodification and the German Novel 1775-1815 (Erlin)
- Fin-de-Siecle
(Schindler)
- Screening
the 50s: 1950s German Cinema (Kapczynski)
- The
Aesthetics of Interface/Media and the Arts as Windows to the World (Koepnick)
- Witches,
Ghosts and Vampires: Constructing the Occult Other (Williams)
- Methodology
and Literary Theory: Globalism (LŸtzeler)
Fall 2006
- Ways
of Knowing/Ways of Telling: German Literature and Culture of the 17th
Century (Williams)
- On
Beauty: Aesthetics and its Discontent (Koepnick)
- Seminar
in the Teaching of German (Russo)
- Eco-Criticism
from Goethe to Grass (Detering)
- German
and Austrian Women Writers 1865-1910 (Tatlock)
Spring 2006
- Niebelungenlied:
A Troubled Legacy (Layher)
- Friedrich
Schiller (LŸtzeler)
- Negation
and Negativity in the 1980s (Diedrichsen)
- The
Aesthetics of Motion (Koepnick)
Fall 2005
- The
Quest for India in German Literature and Thought (Talgeri)
- Seminar
in the Teaching of German (Russo)
- Seminar
in the Literature of the Nineteenth Century: Violence and Community (Tatlock)
- Seminar
in the Literature of the Twentieth Century: The Ball is Round: The
Global Culture of Soccer (Schindler)
- Seminar
in Cultural Theory: Move On: Modernism and the Aesthetics of Motion (Koepnick)
- Methods
of Literary Study: The Theory and Practice of Literary Translation (Williams)
Spring
2005
- Contemporary Literature
Since 1965 (Krass, Krau§)
- Methodology and Literary
Theory (LŸtzeler)
- History of the German
Language (Layher)
- Seminar in Reformation and
Humanism: Autobiographical Writing by Men and Women in Early Modern
Germany (Williams)
- Literary Seminar:
Discourses of identity and Alterity in Twentieth-Century German-Jewish
Literature (McGlothlin)
Updated in 2007 by patrick brugh and sandra marcu.
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University in St. Louis, Department of Germanic Languages and Literature,
Campus Box 1104, 1 Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130
Tel:
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