44 graduate courses in the Fall 2010 Graduate Calendar, from Waterloo’s archived copy.
A course designed to foster an understanding of the fundamental notions of critical inquiry and to provide training in intellectual and practical skills common to research in the areas of applied linguistics, film and literary studies.
(Cross-listed with GER 700)
LEC · Course ID 001448Archived pageGER 600 today
(Cross-listed with GER 701)
SEM · Course ID 011669Archived pageGER 601 today
Major currents in twentieth-century literary theory are discussed and applied to primary texts so that students can develop their own critical position.
(Cross-listed with GER 702)
LEC · Course ID 001449Archived pageGER 602 today
(Cross-listed with GER 703)
SEM · Course ID 001450Archived pageGER 603 today
(Cross-listed with GER 704)
SEM · Course ID 011670Archived pageGER 604 today
(Cross-listed with GER 710)
SEM · Course ID 010403Archived pageGER 610 today
(Cross-listed with GER 711)
SEM · Course ID 001451Archived pageGER 611 today
(Cross-listed with GER 712)
SEM · Course ID 010405Archived pageGER 612 today
(Cross-listed with GER 713)
SEM · Course ID 010404Archived pageGER 613 today
(Cross-listed with GER 714)
SEM · Course ID 010406Archived pageGER 614 today
SEM · Course ID 014084Archived pageGER 615 today
(Cross-listed with GER 720)
SEM · Course ID 011671Archived pageGER 620 today
(Cross-listed with GER 721)
SEM · Course ID 001464Archived pageGER 621 today
SEM · Course ID 010378Archived pageGER 622 today
(Cross-listed with GER 723)
SEM · Course ID 001465Archived pageGER 623 today
RDG · Course ID 010423Archived pageGER 695 today
A course designed to foster an understanding of the fundamental notions of critical inquiry and to provide training in intellectual and practical skills common to research in the areas of applied linguistics, film and literary studies.
(Cross-listed with GER 600)
LEC · Course ID 001448Archived pageGER 700 today
(Cross-listed with GER 601)
SEM · Course ID 011669Archived pageGER 701 today
Major currents in twentieth-century literary theory are discussed and applied to primary texts so that students can develop their own critical position.
(Cross-listed with GER 602)
LEC · Course ID 001449Archived pageGER 702 today
(Cross-listed with GER 603)
SEM · Course ID 001450Archived pageGER 703 today
(Cross-listed with GER 604)
SEM · Course ID 011670Archived pageGER 704 today
(Cross-listed with GER 610)
SEM · Course ID 010403Archived pageGER 710 today
(Cross-listed with GER 611)
SEM · Course ID 001451Archived pageGER 711 today
SEM · Course ID 014041Archived pageGER 712 today
(Cross-listed with GER 613)
SEM · Course ID 010404Archived pageGER 713 today
(Cross-listed with GER 614)
SEM · Course ID 010406Archived pageGER 714 today
(Cross-listed with GER 620)
SEM · Course ID 011671Archived pageGER 720 today
(Cross-listed with GER 621)
SEM · Course ID 001464Archived pageGER 721 today
(Cross-listed with GER 623)
SEM · Course ID 001465Archived pageGER 723 today
Systematic presentation of fundamental quantitative and qualitative methods of linguistics. Students will learn to recognize these different methodologies and to associate them with a variety of research contexts. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013937Archived pageGER 751 today
Communicative samples from the basis of explorations of theoretical models and related analytic methodologies in applied linguistics. Statistically-based quantitative models are compared with and differentiated from evidence-based qualitative models of analysis. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013938Archived pageGER 752 today
Systematic presentation of fundamental methods of literary and cultural analysis. Students will learn to recognize these different methodologies and to associate them with a variety of research contexts. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013939Archived pageGER 753 today
Fundamental theories of modernism and modernity. Notions of epoch construction as well as the differing conceptualizations of modernity and social change from Luhman, Foucault, and Elias to Adorno and Horkheimer are examined. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013940Archived pageGER 754 today
Questions of contrastive media textology, conversation analysis, text analysis, discourse analysis, field research, and transcription. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013941Archived pageGER 761 today
Current research and theories regarding language acquisition, language change, and multilingualism are examined, such as sociolinguistics, psycholinguistic notions of multilingualism, or language acquisition in social contexts. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013942Archived pageGER 762 today
Interconnections between linguistic data, elements of language, and social and cultural phenomena are analyzed utilizing examples from actual communicative situations. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013943Archived pageGER 763 today
The history of language as applied to the example of the development of German. Questions central to this general topic as well as problems of dialects and stages of language development are examined with an emphasis on Middle High and Old High German. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013944Archived pageGER 764 today
The grammar of the German language, theory of language, and issues of the systematic description of language are the focal topics of this seminar. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013945Archived pageGER 765 today
Literary representations of the many examples of transformations from 18th century feudal to 19th century bourgeois societies. Changes in the social structures and orientations are examined with special attention to the development of the notion of the "individual" in the advent of the modern world. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013946Archived pageGER 771 today
Literary-aesthetic concepts of modernism are analyzed in light of their historical context and corresponding theoretical concepts. Special attention will be given to the influence of new media on models of literary production and reception. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013947Archived pageGER 772 today
Literary reflections of intercultural encounters and cultural conflicts are analysed utilizing corresponding theoretical approaches. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013948Archived pageGER 773 today
Literature of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque. Exemplary texts are examined in their cultural and historical contexts. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013949Archived pageGER 774 today
Analysis and interpretation of literary texts since the early Enlightenment using a variety of theoretical approaches, such as examinations of the works within literary-historical, genre, epochal or motif contexts. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013950Archived pageGER 775 today
Theory and history of media studies, combined with qualitative analyses of exemplary medial products (such as films) from the German cultural realm. This course is taught in Mannheim, Germany.
Department Consent Required
SEM · Course ID 013951Archived pageGER 780 today