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Explores American Yiddish poetry, fiction, theater, and cinema by European Jews in the US, covering themes like language politics, minoritized status, and Jewish identity.
Intermediate German course developing reading skills through literary and cultural texts from 1800 to the present, emphasizing close reading and historical context.
Students found the homework assignments to be unnecessarily or ridiculously long. However, tests were considered easy if students paid attention, and the instructor was a good grader for those who tried.
Intermediate German speaking and listening course using contemporary audio and video materials to understand how native speakers vary sound, vocabulary, and grammar by speech situation.
The workload included approximately two 10-minute assignments per week, with grades mostly composed of quizzes and outside homework designed to improve speaking skills.
The workload included weekly discussion posts, five short quizzes, two short papers, and a final project, with mandatory lecture attendance and sign-ins.
Examines Franz Kafka's texts and compares them with authors like Camus, Sebald, and Pynchon, while highlighting literature, film, and art in the Kafkaesque tradition.
An intermediate German writing course focusing on individual and collaborative writing activities using authentic text models with German-specific cultural connotations.
The class involved three quizzes, two presentations, and a small paper. One student noted it was not hard to earn an A and that the presentations were a piece of cake.