Faust Course, Taught in English, Summer 2018 (2A)
Tired of studying academic subjects? Want to experience real life instead? So was Faust. So did Faust. Learn what happened to his soul. German 44.03, "The Faust Tradition"
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German 10.00, Summer 2018, (12) Stadtbilder: Deutschland von Stadt zu Stadt
Dieser Kurs, der auf einer Sendereihe der Deutschen Welle basiert, stellt sechs der schönsten und interes-santesten Städte in Deutschland vor—Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Heidelberg, Augsburg und Köln.
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Displaced: Representing the (R)Emigrant in Postwar Cinema
Autobiographies and correspondence testify that those returning after the war are not welcome, superfluous, humiliated, ignored, homeless, and desolate: displaced persons.
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German Club Elects New Officers
Students met on Tuesday in 53 Commons over lunch to elect the Spring 2018 German Club Leadership.
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When Paul Came Over The Sea: Film Screening and Discussion
Film Screening and Discussion with Director Jakob Preuss on Thursday, April 12, 2018 in Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
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Germans & Jews: Film Screening and Discussion
Join Director Janina Quint, Executive Producer Tal Recanati, Dickey Center Director Daniel Benjamin, and Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth Susannah Heschel
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German Club Bake Sale to benefit Upper Valley Haven
The German Club held a bake sale in NOVACK CAFE on Sunday. The proceeds will be donated to the Upper Valley HAVEN, an organisation providing temporary shelter and educational programming for homeless families and adults as well as food to anyone in need.
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German film director Doris Dörrie is coming to Dartmouth!
Doris Dörrie is a well-known German movie maker who has been working in the film industry for more than 30 years. She received numerous accolades including the German Film Award, Bambi Award, and the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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Grimm Night returns in Spring Term
Dramatic Readings of Folktales event returns in Spring Term to complement German Studies department's new German 14 folktale course offered at 2.
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Upcoming Workshop Explores 19th-Century Media Inventories
The Department of German Studies is co-sponsoring an interdisciplinary workshop that will shed light on material media and cultural practices of collecting in the long nineteenth century, from plant collections to inventories of nautical gadgets.
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Recent Publications
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“Erich Auerbach and the Seriality of the Figure”
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Eastern Europe Unmapped. Beyond Borders and Peripheries.
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Sovereignty in Ruins: A Politics of Crisis
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A Global History of Sexual Science 1880-1960