University of Oregon Department of German and Scandinavian
For 2025-26, a number of courses offered in our programs will be grouped around the theme Germany and Scandinavia on the Margins. You are invited to learn about the ways in which marginalized voices are given life in literary and cinematic narratives, and figure in critical assessments of the Scandinavian and German societies and cultures. The course sequence GER 221 (Postwar Germany: A Nation Divided) [Fall], GER 222 (Fascism and Culture) [Winter], and GER 223 (Germany: A Multicultural Society)
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- Category: organization
- Website: https://humanities.uoregon.edu/german-scandinavian
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- Phone: 541-346-3902 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Email: schnitzerschool@uoregon.edu (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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For 2025-26, a number of courses offered in our programs will be grouped around the theme Germany and Scandinavia on the Margins. You are invited to learn about the ways in which marginalized voices are given life in literary and cinematic narratives, and figure in critical assessments of the Scandinavian and German societies and cultures. The course sequence GER 221 (Postwar Germany: A Nation Divided) [Fall], GER 222 (Fascism and Culture) [Winter], and GER 223 (Germany: A Multicultural Society)
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