This course is designed to be the "capstone" course for the major. The instructor has traditionally decided to let students, who have gotten to know each other and each other's interests, create the syllabus for the course. The first week will be spent deciding which texts (literary, cinematic, critical, theoretical) the class would like most to engage with as they close out their time in the major. We are also open to workshopping honors theses or other written work.
5 units · Letter (ABCD/NP) · GER: WAY-A-II, WAY-ER
This course is designed to be the "capstone" course for the major. The instructor has traditionally decided to let students, who have gotten to know each other and each other's interests, create the syllabus for the course. The first week will be spent deciding which texts (literary, cinematic, critical, theoretical) the class would like most to engage with as they close out their time in the major. We are also open to workshopping honors theses or other written work.
Offered in Winter 2027 at Stanford University.