This course offers a broad introduction to the study of film. We will consider such issues as: (1) how films are made and marketed, (2) how films tell stories, (3) the techniques of film art, (4) methods of film theory and criticism, and (5) important movements in film history.

This course offers a broad introduction to the study of film. We will consider such issues as: (1) how films are made and marketed, (2) how films tell stories, (3) the techniques of film art, (4) methods of film theory and criticism, and (5) important movements in film history.

This semester, Topics in German Studies will take a close look at fin-de-siècle Vienna. We will read, view, listen to, and discuss a wide range of texts drawn from literature, art, music, philosophy, architecture, and psychology.

This course offers a broad introduction to the study of film. We will consider such issues as: (1) how films are made and marketed, (2) how films tell stories, (3) the techniques of film art, (4) methods of film theory and criticism, and (5) important movements in film history.

This course offers a broad introduction to the study of film. We will consider such issues as: (1) how films are made and marketed, (2) how films tell stories, (3) the techniques of film art, (4) methods of film theory and criticism, and (5) important movements in film history.

An introduction to the practice of conducting graduate-level research in German studies. How to approach different types of texts (theoretical, fictional, visual, etc.) and how to write an academic paper (from finding a topic to polishing the final draft). This year's topic: Crimes & Cases.

This course offers a broad introduction to the study of film form, style and history, as well as technology and the film industry.

Lectures, discussions, screenings and workshops on the foundations of film studies. 

Film narrative, style, and history.