The course covers the interwar years, Stalinist political and social systems, and the contemporary setting of the last decade. Central European Cinema, Literature, and the Performing Arts V30.9540 - Zezula. 4 points. Explores significant movements in cinema, literature, and the performing arts of the region by combining classroom study with firsthand experience. Prague provides a dazzling visual backdrop for on-the spot investigation of the subject matter. An interdisciplinary study of the Holocaust, drawing on the perspectives of history, law, social sciences, and the treatment of the Holocaust literature.
Attention is given to the philosophical, moral, and theological implications of the Holocaust.
In and Out of Place G65.9005 - Staff. See description for G65.9005, below. Course work is assigned and evaluated by the same procedures that apply to on-campus Graduate School of Arts and Science courses. Students must register for 8 points. Central European Politics G53.9580 - Identical with V53.9522.