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The University of Erfurt – Course Catalogue Winter Semester 2002/2003 Nov 18, 2002 14:35:49 North American History 1 01 2 011 This class will not be held! Christian Oberländer [Geschichte der USA seit 1945] BA-History / North American History Lec 28/483 Tue 10—12 LG 4 D07 Opt. – 3/3 CP O/Q German The lecture introduces students to the main political, social,and economic developments in postwar American history. The class will,in addition, examine the interrelationship between developments in the United States and the global context and analyze the impact of the U.S.on the process of globalization. 1 01 2 012 This class will not be held! Petra Goedde The 1960s in International Perspective BA-History / North American History Tue 16—18 LG 4 D07 QS Opt. – 3-6 CP Q German - English The 1960s saw an unprecedented level of political and social activism all over the world. Yet most histories of the decade treat the phenomenon within specific national contexts and neglect to examine the international dimensions of these movements. This seminar will explore the wave of protests that swept the globe during the 1960s from a transnational perspective. The primary focus will be on the United States, France, Germany, and Czechoslovakia, but we will touch on other areas as well such as Latin America and Asia. Students in this course will explore these themes in conjunction with a group of students from Princeton University. Part of the seminar will therefore be conducted via the internet in chat rooms and through discussion boards created for this seminar. The entire seminar, including the readings and the international exchanges via the internet will be conducted in English. The goal is to have a constructive transatlantic exchange of viewpoints on topics relevant to the general theme and the explore the differences and/or similarities in the German and American scholarly and popular perspectives on the period. Some core reading assignments will be read by both Erfurt and Princeton students and will provide the basis for weekly discussions. In addition, Princeton students will prepare summaries of relevant works for the colleagues in Germany, while Erfurt students will prepare summaries of German works for their American colleagues. All of these assignments will be composed in English by both Erfurt and Princeton participants. Students will explore a variety of movements through primary and secondary sources. Their task is twofold: first they will look at the indigenous social and political conditions that led to and shaped the protest movements in specific countries; secondly, they will look at issues that transcended national boundaries and contributed to the global scope of the protests. Among those will be the role of intellectuals, revolutionary icons, politicians, and students, as well as international debates about socialism, colonialism, and imperialism. For more information see www.uni-erfurt.de/nordamerika | Lehre | WS 02/03. 1 01 2 013 This class will not be held! Christian Oberländer [Geschichte der USA seit 1945] BA-History / North American History Thu 12—14 LG 4 D06 Ex Opt. – 3-6/3-6 CP O/Q German The lecture introduces students to the main political, social,and economic developments in postwar American history. The class will,in addition, examine the interrelationship between developments in the United States and the global context and analyze the impact of the U.S.on the process of globalization. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) – BA-History / North American History
The University of Erfurt – Course Catalogue Winter Semester 2002/2003 Nov 18, 2002 14:35:50 1 01 2 014 Frank Schumacher The Struggle for the Soul of Faust: German-American Relations in the 20th Century BA-History / North American History Ex 29/483 Mon 14—16 LG 4 D07 Opt. – 3-6/3-6 CP O/Q English Throughout the 20th century German-American relations have been characterized by periods of intense conflict and close cooperation. Both countries fought against each other in two World Wars and yet their relationship could not be closer today. This seminar examines the astounding transformations in the bilateral relations and analyzes the political, military, economic and cultural interaction between the two countries. This course covers the entire century but will pay particular attention to the relationship between the United States and both German states during the cold war. 1 01 2 015 Gesine Krüger The shared history of European Expansion. BA-History / North American History Wed 16—18 LG 4 D07 Ex Opt. – 3-6 CP O/Q German The dramatic transformation of societies worldwide, commonly termed as process of “globalization”, is looking back to a century long history. Starting with the 15th century “explorations” and “adventures” the concept of the world as a single geographical space inhabited by different peoples and cultures slowly emerged. The exploration of societies thus far unknown shaped both the idea and the reality of Europe. Following Edward Said’s famous analysis of “Orientalism”, the image of the Other as that of the Orient “has helped to define Europe (or the West) as its contrasting image, idea, personality, experience.” The “shared history” therefore refers both to a common and a divided history. The seminar will look at the specific preconditions for the European “success” that was by no means a “natural” or self-evident development, and discusses the exchange of, and struggle for meanings, symbols, signs and explanations accompanying and shaping the process of expansion. 1 01 2 046 Frank Schumacher The American Empire and the Atlantic World BA-History / North American History Mon 8—10 LG 4 D07 QS 1 01 2 051 Birgit Schäbler Opt. – 3-6 CP Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, from a US Perspective BA-History / North American History QS Q English Tue 12—14 LG 4 D06 Opt. – 3-6 CP Q German The course examines the history of the struggle for former British Mandate territory Palestine between Arabs and Israelis. Since the USA has a crucial role to play in this conflict, especially after the 1967 war, US perspectives will be given extra consideration. Partly in English. Standard textbook: Charles D. Smith, Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, St. Martin's Press, last edition Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) – BA-History / North American History
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