| Course Title: Topics in German Studies: 'If You Hit the Magic Word: German Romanticism in Aesthetics, Prose, and Poetry' |
| Start Date: 01/21/2020 End Date: 05/05/2020 |
| Term: Spring Semester 2020 |
| Description: Romanticism is a literary and philosophical period that celebrates emotional self-awareness. This is in tune with the Age of Enlightenment. However, new and old key elements romanticists explore and admire include the return to nature, a fascination with the "golden period" of the Middle Ages, a freedom of rules, and a belief that imagination is superior to reason. Students will learn about and read texts of key (women) authors of German Romanticism such as Dorothea Schlegel and Caroline Schelling, analyze, Kunstmarchen (Ludwig Tieck), work through Aphorisms of the Athenaeum (Friedrich Schlegel), and analyze poetry (von Eichendorff, Heine, Halderlin, and Novalis). |
| Distribution(s): I - Humanities , LANG - Language , SI - Speaking-Intensive , WI - Writing-Intensive , TP - Topics Course |
| Academic Level Of Course: Undergraduate     | Credits:4.00     |
| Faculty         | Phone         | Email address         |
| Mark Lauer   | 413-538-2717   | mlauer@mtholyoke.edu   |
| Meeting Dates         | Method         | Meeting days         | Meeting times         | Building name         | Room     | Frequency     |
| 01/21/2020 - 05/05/2020   | Seminar   | Monday and Wednesday   | 02:55PM - 04:10PM   | CLAP - Clapp Laboratory   | 422   | Weekly |
| Requisite Courses         | ||
| Prereq: GRMST-201. | Take previously   | Required   |
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| Taught in German. May be taken for 300-level credit with permission of instructor.   |
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| Section status: Open     | Capacity: 18     | Enrollment: 10     | Available: 8     | Waitlist: 0 |
BOOK INFORMATION
| Book List         | Required         | Publisher Full Price         |
| To be determined. |           |           |
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| This is NOT the complete book list for this class.   |