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COURSE SCHEDULE
Summer 2008
Summer Session I
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| 01 M, Tu, W, Th
9:50 - 11:28 |
1149 |
Beckett |
611 West |
NOT CREDITED WITHOUT GERMN102. This course is intended for students with no prior knowledge of German. Basic skills of speaking, reading, writing, and comprehension are taught with a strong emphasis on active student participation.
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01 Tu, Th
8:00 - 11:16 |
0360 |
Titze |
505 West |
| Fairy Tales are known all over the world. The most famous European book of fairy tales is the one collected by the Brothers Grimm. These stories have entered our collective unconscious but are not easily explained. We shall look at various attempts at explaining what fairy tales are all about, look at older stories that served as models for the Brothers Grimm and study modern versions of the tales down to a Walt Disney movie and “politically correct fairy tales”. Students will read fairy tales, tell one that they know, and write three short papers, a mid-term and final examination. All readings will be in English. This course has “W” designation.
This course counts for GER, Stage 2: Broad Exposure, “W” designation, P& D requirement: Group D. This course is conducted in English. . |
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