Older Courses

Fall, 2008: GER 389K.1: Introduction to Scholarship CL 390: Introduction to Twentieth-Century (Western) Theory GER 392=C L 381: From Restoration to Revolution: Building 1968	Spring, 2009 GER 394C = CL 381: New Cultural Theory: Networks
Fall, 2007: German 345: Germanisch-deutsche Kultur vom Untergang Roms bis zur Frühneuzeit CL 382: Kristeva and Žižek Read Lacan: The Subject, Agency, and the Symbolic Order in Recent Theory GER 389K: Fundamentals of Scholarhip	Spring, 2008: Not teaching
2004 website: Movies Go to War Monday/Wednesday/Friday Schedule, Fall or Spring Semester | Tuesday/Thursday Schedule, Fall or Spring Semester | Summer Sessions
Fall, 2006 WGS 390Women's and Gender Studies Foundations 1 GER 382N Intellectual History: "Fin de siécle 1800, 1900, 2000: Three Modern Turns in Mythic National Cultures"	Spring, 2007: Not teaching
Fall, 2005 GRC 311: The Movies Go to War CL 382: (Hi)stories: Telling Stories of Culture	Spring, 2006 GER 386.3: German Literature, Enlightenment through Realism GER 392: Textual Analysis for Cultural Studies: Media, Information, and the Arts of Reading
Fall 2004 GRC 311: The Movies Go to War CL 390: Introduction to Twentieth-Century (Western) Theory WGS 390: Foundations 1: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	Spring, 2005 GER 382N: Can(n)on Fodder: Case Studies in Textual Afterlives GRC 311: Austria in Hollywood: Immigrants and the Movie Machine
Fall, 2003 GER 392: Gibt es österreichische Literatur?/ Is there an Austrian Literature? GER 389K.1: Introduction to Scholarship	Spring, 2004 WGS 391 Foundations II: Theories of Knowledge and Praxis CL 381: European Romanticism
First Summer Session, 2003 GRS f390J: From Dissertation to the Profession: Teaching by Design
Fall, 2002 GER 389K.1: Intro to Scholarship GER 382N: Intellectual History: Made in Austria	Spring, 2003 WGS 391: Women's Studies Foundations II: Theories of Knowledge and Praxis
Fall, 2001 GER 389K.1: Intro to Scholarship CL 381: Marxisms
Fall, 2000 FS 301: The Nobel Prize: How Books Work in the Age of Mass Media (Freshman Seminar) GRC 327E (34740) = CL 323 (29710) = E 376L (31465): The Nobel Prize, Politics, and Literature GER 389K.1: Introduction to Scholarship
Fall, 1999 GRC 301: Making History: How German Scholars Invented History GER 389K.1: Introduction to Scholarship	Spring, 2000 GRC 362E: Continental Philosophy: Books that made the West CL 382: European Romanticism (also Fall 1996)
Fall, 1998 GER 392: Competing for the Public Sphere: The Politics of the Aesthetic, 1740-1820 GER 392: German for Philosophy	Spring 1999 CL 381: The Eighteenth-Century Novel: Narrative Contention GRC 362E: Freud and Lacan, with Kristeva
Fall, 1997 GRC 301: Romance, Revolution, and Reason: Europe and the American Revolution CL 382 (28335) = E 393M (30985): (Hi)Story: Telling Stories of Culture CL 390: Intro. to (Western) Theory	Spring, 1998 GER 382: Court, City, Nation: Transformations of Europe