UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

338 / GERMANIC LANGUAGES
1238. The Classical Goethe.
201 B. History of Germaistles.
Prerequisites: courses 100, 101 and 103A or 103B,
or consent of the instructor. Reading and discussion
of representative works of Goethe 's maturity and old
age, including Iphigenie out Tauris, Torquato Tasso,
Die Wahlcewwndtschaften, Novelle, and a wide
selection of lyrics. Mr. Bahr, Mr. Hagge
124. Advanced Study In Romanticism.
Prerequisites : courses 100, 101 , 104, or consent of
the instructor. Reading and analysis of a wider range
A history of the study of German literature and
the German language from Humanism to the present
with particular attention to the development
of new methods in philology and literary bistorioggrphy
. Mr. Bl umt, Mr. Wad
201 C. Theories and Methods of Literary Criticism.
Foundations of literary criticism, current theories
and methods . Mr. Baler
of works than in course 104. Mr. Nehring 201 D. Diplematics , Palaeography , and Principles of
125. Advanced Study in Nineteenth Century
Text Editing.
Literature.
(Formerly numbered 124.) Prerequisites : courses
100, 101 , 105, or consent of the instructor. Reading
A study of diplomatics, medieval German palse.
ography, and the principles of editing various types
of texts. Mr. Bid
and analysis of a wider range of works than in 105.
Mr. Nehring
126. Advanced Study In Modern Literature.
(Formerly numbered 125.) Prerequisites : courses
100, 101, 106 or consent of the instructor . Reading
and analysis of a wide range of the literature from
1890-1945. Mr. Johnson, Mr Oswald
202A. Middle Nigh German.
(Formerly numbered 202.) Introduction to the
Middle High German language.
Mr. Simi , Mr. Kamsda
202B. Readings In Middle High German Literature.
(Formerly numbered 203 .) Readings from Middle
127. Advanced Study in Contemporary Literature.
Prerequisites: courses 100, 101, 107 or consent
of the instructor. Analysis of a wide range of German
literature from 1945 to the present. Mr. McCann
High German courtly literature.
Mr. B[urd , Mr Kamdn
203A. The Courtly Epic.
Analysis of Hartmann's Erec and Iwein, Wolf-
128. Advanced Composition , Grammar and
Conversation.
ram's Parzival, and Gottfried 's Tristan . Lectures
on methods of interpretation.
Mr. BSuml, Mr. Gores
(Formerly numbered 116.) Prerequisites : courses
108A- 108B or consent of the instructor. Grammar,
composition, conversation.
Mr. Karnein, Mrs. Lombardi, Mr. Schmidt
203B. The Courtly Lyric.
Analysis of lyric poetry from Der von Kiirenberg
to Johannes Hadlaub . Mr. Biuml , Mr. Kaman
129. German Phonetics.
203C. The Heroic Epic.
(Formerly numbered 118.) Study of the articulatory
basis of the sounds of German and practice
in standard pronunciation . Mr. Wilbur
Analysis and methods of interpretation of heroic
poetry from the Hildebrondalied to Kudrun.
Mr. Bgnml, Mr. Wald
132. Goethe's Faust.
204A. Early New High German Literature.
Prerequisites : courses 100, 101 , 123A , 123B or Introduction to the Early New High Gemara
consent of the instructor . Detailed interpretationlanguage
, readings from Early New High German
of Goethe 's Faust, Parts I and II, together with literature . Mr. Sobel
more general consideration of other treatments of
the Faust theme in European literature . Mr. Hagge 2048. Renaissance and Reformation Literature.
134. German Folklore.
A survey of the various genres of German folk-
(Formerly numbered 204.) German
the 15th and 16th centuries .
literature of
Mr. Solid
lore. Mr . Hand, Mr. Ward
188A-188ZZ . Special Studies . (y4 or 1 course)
Prerequisites : senior or graduate standing, and
consent of the instructor . To be arranged with the
205A. Baroque Novel and Prose Satire.
Development of modern Baroque scholarship and
definition of Baroque as literary period . Types of
the Baroque novel and prose satire . Mr. Wageaer
member of the faculty who will direct the study.
The member of the faculty directing the study will
be identified by the same two-letter code used to
identify his 599 research course. A course of independent
study for graduates or senior undergraduates
who desire more intensive or specialized investigation
of material covered in a regular course, and
who present such a course as a prerequisite.
The Staff
Graduate Courses
205B. Baroque Lyric and Drama.
Prosodies and lyrics from J. Regnart to J. C.
Gunther and Baroque drama from Heinrich Julius
von Braunschweig to Christian Reuter.
Mr. Sobel, Mr. Wagoner
206A. Enlightenment and Sentimentalism.
Representative authors of the earlier part of the
eighteenth century from Gottsched through Leasing.
201A. Bibliography of German Literary History.
Mr. Bahr, Mr. Hagge
(Formerly numbered 201.) Study of the various 2068. Sturm and Drang.
kinds of bibliographies , handbooks , lexica , series
publications , journals, literary histories , and other
reference works. Mr. Sobel
Representative authors of the Sturm and Droag
including the young Goethe and Schiller.
Mr. Bahr, Mr. Groos, Mr. Hagge