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Mar 28, 2024
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2012-2013 Pitzer Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
German Studies Courses
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Please refer to the Schedule of Courses published each semester by the Registrar’s Office for up-to-date information on German course offerings. For course descriptions, see appropriate catalog.
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Language Acquisition Courses
- 1 - Introductory German
- 2 - Introductory German
- 22 - Accelerated Elementary German
- 33 - Intermediate German
- 44 - Advanced German
- 55 - Advanced Composition
Literature and Culture Courses
Prerequisites: For admission to all courses above 100, German 44 or the equivalent is normally required. For majors, German 55 or the equivalent is strongly recommended. Note: Courses taught in English are identified with an asterisk.
- 101 - Introduction to German Culture
- 116 - The Decadents *
- 117 - Berlin in the ‘20s: An Experiment in Modernity *
- 118 - Culture and the Society of Spectacles *
- 124 - The Individual and Society in Twentieth-Century German Literature and Film *
- 131 - Political Activism in Film and New Media: Public Sphere Theory *
- 143 - The German Novelle
- 146 - Fairy Tales and the Female Story Teller152. Drama as Experiment
- 154 - Great German Fiction *
- 161 - Nation-Building and Nationalism: A German Cultural History *
- 164 - Gender Issues in German Romanticism
- 167 - Metropolis: Imagining the City *
- 170 - The Culture of Nature *
- 176 - Moscow-Berlin/Berlin-Moscow: Europe in Transformation *
- 177 - Faust: The Myth of Modern Man *
- 179 - Comparative Germanic/Slavic Linguistics *
- 189 - German Across the Curriculum
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