German Studies
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Fall Quarter

Dept Course No and Title Instructor
GERMAN (F23)1A  FUNDAMENTALSRAFI, M.
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GERMAN (F23)1A  FUNDAMENTALSRAFI, M.
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GERMAN (F23)1A  FUNDAMENTALSSTAFF
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GERMAN (F23)2A  INTERMEDIATERAFI, M.
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GERMAN (F23)102  GERMAN CULTR&SOCIETEVERS, K.
The transformation of German politics and culture from the Weimar Republic to Nazi Germany was one of the most fateful shifts in world history. While the conservative revolution that brought Hitler to power was a decisive break, there were also important continuities. By reading texts by writers from different political perspectives who wrote during both the Weimar Republic and in the Nazi period, this course will examine the cultural diversity and the sources of political instability in the Weimar Republic in order to better understand the development of Nazism. Readings by Carl Schmitt, Thomas Mann, Gottfried Benn, Ernst Jünger, Bertolt Brecht, and Walter Benjamin.
GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYBIENDARRA, A.
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GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYEVERS, K.
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GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYHART, G.
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GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYLEVINE, G.
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GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYPAN, D.
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GERMAN (F23)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYSMITH, J.
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