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96 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
songs, children's rimes, and legendary and narrative ballads. Spring
term. M., W., F., 9, Morrill 5. Professor White.
7. Heine's life and works, with lectures on the Romantic School.
T. Th. , , 11, Morrill . 13 Professor
HEWETT.
[8. Goethe's Faust. Parts I and II. Three hours weekly, 1900-
1901. Morrill 5. Professor White.]
[9. Schiller's life and works, especially his dramatic and prose
writings, correspondence with Goethe, the Xenien, etc. M., W., F.,
11. 1899-1900. Professor HEWETT.]
10. Life and writings of Richard Wagner. Selections from the
texts of Richard Wagner's musical dramas, including Tannhauser,
Lohengrin, Parsifal, Tristan und Isolde, der fliegende Hollander, and
the Nibelungenring ; with a study of the legendary background and
with illustrations and elucidations from Wagner's other writings. T.,
Th., 9, Morrill 5. Professor White.
11. German Seminary. The study of the formation of the
modern German language. Readings from the original texts of the
period of the Reformation, Luther,
Hans Sachs and Fischart. Special
attention will be paid to German phonetics, syntax and the develop
ment of word-forms. Primarily for advanced students and teachers.
Admission only upon application. German Seminary Room, Library.
T., Th.,
12. Fall and winter terms. Professor HEWETT.
[12. The modern novel and drama as illustrated by the works of
Sudermann and Hauptmann. Two hours weekly. 1900-1901. Pro
fessor White.]
13. German life and art. The country, early institutions, re
ligion, public and social life, customs, dress, art in differeut periods,
castles and monuments, illustrated by lantern views, photographs,
etc. Spring term. T., Th., 12, Morrill 13. Professor HEWETT.
Open to all students of the university except freshmen.
14. Icelandic (Old Norse). Sweet's Primer and Wilken's pro-
saische Edda. Fall and winter terms. Portions of the elder Edda.
Spring term. Text books : Hildebrand's Lieder der alteren Edda,
Gering's Glossar zu den Liedern der Edda, and Noreen's altnordische
Grammatik. Two hours weekly on days to be arranged by consulta
tion. Morrill 21. Dr. Simpson.
15. The modern drama. Grillparzer, Kleist, Hauptmann and
Sudermann. M., W., 12, Morrill 13. Professor HEWETT. Open to
students who have had two years of German and are prepared to read
rapidly.
16. German Seminary. History
of the German language.
Methods of modern language study and teaching, including questions
of pronunciation, syntax, etymology, prose composition, German