GERM 433 - Selected Authors, Works, Themes (Senior Seminar)

3 HU, CD
Second Semester. European nations – including Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - have become increasingly multicultural since the arrival of guest workers in the 1950s and 60s, a process that was greatly accelerated by the opening of the eastern borders after 1989. Literature increasingly reflects these developments, with some of the most interesting works being written by “minority authors.” We shall examine works by authors of various backgrounds, e.g. Frischmuth, Mehr, Rabinovici, Jungk, Honigmann, Senocak, Özdamar, Said, Wagner, and others.

Prerequisites & Notes
Note: Required of all German majors.
Prerequisite: One 400-level course or consent of instructor.
Ms. Tewarson

Credits: 3 hours