Holocaust in Film and Literature, Lec 1, German 59, UCLA
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Course Description:
German 59: Holocaust in Film and Literature is a course that provides insight into the History of Holocaust and its present memory through examination of challenges and problems encountered in trying to imagine its horror through media of literature and film.
About the Professor:
Todd Presner is Associate Professor of Germanic Languages, Comparative Literature, and Jewish Studies. His research focuses on German-Jewish intellectual and cultural history, the history of media, visual culture, digital humanities, and cultural geography. He is the author of two books: The first, Mobile Modernity: Germans, Jews, Trains (Columbia University Press, 2007), maps German-Jewish intellectual history onto the development of the railway system; the second, Muscular Judaism: The Jewish Body and the Politics of Regeneration (Routledge, 2007), analyzes the aesthetic dimensions of the strong Jewish body.
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Thank you so much for posting [this] these classes. I am to old and haven't the cash to be able to go back to college but critical thinking knows no such limitations. I am so thankful for this offering I cannot tell you.
Thank you sooo much for these uploads. Due to my financial situation I am unable to continue my studies in order to get my degree. Though that is hard for me to come to terms with, these online courses are a great opportunity to at least continue my personal development. They are such a great help and inspiration.
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Excellent professor. I'm taking him now for German 109. I highly recommend him!
Great lecture.
Charlotte Delbo is also a survivor who wrote in a very different style as compared to others.
Hope to have classes with you soon!
What's the reading list for this?
Books are listed @ 5:10
Thank you!
Would like to be able to access syllabus, calendar (assignments), etc, but can't find course on the CCLE site he mentions. It only goes back to 2012.
I'm wrong ;) I think it may be etymologically related to the term 'jewish question' as used in earlier times, which changed it's meaning/perception throughout time? (wikipedia: jewish question)
34:51- 'Endlösung der Judenfrage' does not translate as 'Final solution to the Jewish question'. 'Frage' in German can both mean 'question' and 'issue; problem'. In my language, Dutch, which is in many ways very similar, the equivalents for the two translations would respectively be 'vraag' (lit: question) and 'vraagstuk' (lit: question piece).
It's quite clear that within this context the second option is the right translation.
Gosh this is false, "nicht" is translated in to "not". "Vernichtung is a verb which translates in to "extermination"
looks like a Sobe green tea.
Oy vey!
Water lol