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german Cinema

  German Culture Through Film

  Robert Reimer, Reinhard Zachau,
  and Margit Sinka

  2005 • 1-58510-102-8 • paper •
  252 pages • $36.95

  2005 • 1-58510-145-1 • paper •
  274 pages • $34.95

For departments of German offering courses in German film for cultural or language credit. Two texts. One covers 31 German films in English; the other, 14 of those same films in German. Thus, one or both can be used for courses in German film in English, courses in German film in German, or courses which for various reasons might cater to students taking either track simultaneously in the same course. The series is designed to appeal to professors who teach courses in general education, liberal arts, cinema, or who conduct a course in German film exclusively in German, or for where students share the same class (and films) for those two different courses.

For purchasing or renting the films : Information for finding the films to rent or purchase can be found here. Be sure to search for the films under the German title, or the English translation of the title, as some films are listed either way.

German Literature

  1000 Jahre deutsche Literatur:
  Von den Anfängen bis zur Aufklärung

  2nd Edition

  Gudrun Clay

  2008 • 978-1-58510-287-7 • paper •
  258 pages • $42.95

  This new third-year text introduces
  students to early German literature in an appropriate historical and cultural context.

  2003 • 1-58510-025-0 • paper •
  108 pages • $18.95

  Four German language stories which focus on family
  life with glossary and notes.

  Literary Heimat: German and Austrian
  Jewish Writings after the Shoah

  Barbara Jurasek and Sonat Hart

  2005 • 1-58510-124-9 • paper •
  156 pages • $18.95

  An anthology of German and Austrian
  Jewish writings, in the original German,
  from after the Shoah.

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