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Program Description
The Department of German Literature and Critical Thought offers a graduate program that focuses on the theoretical and cultural foundations for the development of German literature, critical thought, and media from 1750 onward. In order to acquire these foundations, students take a two-year sequence of six required (core) and twelve elective courses. Students are encouraged to choose electives in related disciplines such as art history, comparative literary studies, film studies, French/Italian, history, philosophy, Slavic, and Spanish, as well as in the German Department.
Students in this program are also encouraged to participate in TGS’s Interdisciplinary Initiative program. For more information on how you can have a second intellectual "home" outside of your department or program please visit the Interdisciplinary Initiative page.
Applicants should contact the program or see the departmental Web site in order to learn about program-specific requirements for admission.
Faculty
| Professors: |
Peter Hayes (Chair), Peter D. Fenves, Helmut H. Müller-Sievers, Rainer Rumold, Samuel Weber |
| Associate Professors: |
Franziska Lys, Marcus Moseley |
| Assistant Professors: |
Stefanie Harris, Jörg Kreienbrock |
| Senior Lecturers: |
Denise Meuser, John Paluch, Ingrid Zeller |
| Joint Appointments: |
Peter Hayes (History), Alex Weheliye (English), Linda Zerilli (Political Science) |
Last updated: Sep 30 2008 11:01AM
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