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UMA Undergraduate Guide 2011-2012
 Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Academic Departments and Programs German and Scandanavian Studies The Courses
The Courses
(All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted. Students seeking to study German or Swedish and who have completed three years of a sequence in this language in Grades 9 through 12 will usually be placed in GERMAN 230. Students who meet the above criterion may not normally take GERMAN 110 or 120 for credit, and must arrange to meet with the undergraduate adviser if they wish to do so. Students who believe their abilities warrant credit at a higher level – placement in 240 or above– must speak with the Undergraduate Adviser.) German 110, 120 Elementary German 126H Intensive Elementary German 6 cr 230, 240 Intermediate German (both sem) 246H Intensive Intermediate German 6 cr 270 From Grimm to Disney: The German Folktale (AL) 285 Seminar: Language Suite Conversation (both sem) 2 cr with additional 304 German Film: From Berlin to Hollywood (AT) 310, 320 Advanced German I, II 311 Reading German Culture 331 Medieval German Literature 341 Early German Culture (HS) 350 Crusades and the Image of Islam 363 Witches: Myth and Reality (I,G) 370 19th Century German Thought (I) 372 Vienna 1890-1914 (AL) 374 Crisis of World War I 375 The Third Reich 376 The Holocaust (HS) 377 Politics and Culture 379 Contemporary Germany (I) 380 Weimar Republic Society and Culture 391G German Studies Junior Seminar 391K Kafka 413 German Romanticism: Dreams, 421 19th Century Literature 425 German Stylistics: Composition, Translation, Conversation 432 Brecht and Modern Drama 491 Capstone Project 585 Structure of German Language 591G German Film in Teaching and 592C The German Poem–Lied 594A Orientalism in the 19th Century 597A Cinema of East Germany 597B 1968 and Film 597C Film and Fascism 597J Jews and Germans Scandinavian 197A Hans Christian Andersen 276 Vikings and their Stories: Saga Literature 365 Scandinavian Mythology 391 Voices from the Top of the World: Scandinavian Literature 391G Junior Seminar: Junior Year Writing requirement 391P Ultima Thule: Polar Explorations 397V Viking Revival and Creation of a Nordic Ideal 491 Capstone Project Finnish 110, 120 Elementary Finnish I, II 297A,B Intermediate Finnish I, II Swedish 110, 120 Elementary Swedish I, II 230, 240 Intermediate Swedish I, II 310, 320 Advanced Swedish I, II |
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