GRMN courses
182 courses · Brown University · Fall 2026
- GRMN 0100 — Beginning German1 section
- GRMN 0110 — Intensive Beginning German1 section
- GRMN 0121 — German for Reading1 section
- GRMN 0200 — Beginning German1 section
- GRMN 0300 — Intermediate German I1 section
- GRMN 0400 — Intermediate German II1 section
- GRMN 0450 — Intensive Intermediate German1 section
- GRMN 0500A — Cold War Germanys and the Aftermath1 section
- GRMN 0500B — From Zero Hour to the Wende1 section
- GRMN 0500E — The Presence of the Past: German Literature and Film (1945-present day)1 section
- GRMN 0500F — Twentieth-Century German Culture1 section
- GRMN 0600B — Was ist Deutsch?1 section
- GRMN 0600C — From Faust to Freud: Germany’s Long 19th Century1 section
- GRMN 0750A — Faust and the Faust Legend1 section
- GRMN 0750B — Tales of Vampirism and the Uncanny1 section
- GRMN 0750C — Crime Fiction: The Global Hyper-Genre1 section
- GRMN 0750D — The Poetics of Murder: Crime Fiction from Poe to the Present1 section
- GRMN 0750E — Reading Film: An Introduction to German Cinema1 section
- GRMN 0750F — Historical Crime Fiction1 section
- GRMN 0750G — On the Ego and the Echo1 section
- GRMN 0750H — Classics of Crime Fiction1 section
- GRMN 0900B — Great Works from Germany1 section
- GRMN 0900C — Introduction to German Literature1 section
- GRMN 0900D — History of the Holocaust (JUDS 0902)1 section
- GRMN 0990B — The German Novel in the 19th and 20th Century1 section
- GRMN 0990C — Introduction to Scandinavian Literature1 section
- GRMN 0990D — The German Novel From Classicism to Realism1 section
- GRMN 0990E — The Rhine River: An Aesthetic, Environmental, and Political History1 section
- GRMN 0999M — Marx and Money in Modern Germany1 section
- GRMN 1000A — Introduction to German Critical Thought (Kant to Freud)1 section
- GRMN 1000B — Introduction to German Critical Thought II1 section
- GRMN 1001 — German for Reading1 section
- GRMN 1022 — The Holocaust: Cultural Representations1 section
- GRMN 1090 — Advanced Written and Spoken German1 section
- GRMN 1200C — Nietzsche - The Good European1 section
- GRMN 1200D — Repetition: Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Freud1 section
- GRMN 1200H — Writers in Exile: Addressing Fascism in America1 section
- GRMN 1200I — Show Trials: The Aesthetics of Law in Literature and Film1 section
- GRMN 1320A — German Aesthetics from Lessing to Heidegger1 section
- GRMN 1320C — Goethe’s Children1 section
- GRMN 1320D — Goethe1 section
- GRMN 1320E — Classical German Literature: Goethe und die Klassik1 section
- GRMN 1320F — Eighteenth-Century German Aesthetics1 section
- GRMN 1320G — Drama and Religion1 section
- GRMN 1320I — What is an Image? German Aesthetics and Art from Lessing to Heidegger1 section
- GRMN 1320O — Freudian Inspirations: Psychoanalysis and the Arts1 section
- GRMN 1320P — Friends and Adjuncts: J. P. Hebel, Kafka, Benjamin, Sebald1 section
- GRMN 1320S — Reading Friedrich Hölderlin; An Introduction1 section
- GRMN 1320U — Swiss Literature1 section
- GRMN 1320X — Weimar Culture: German Modernity and Its Discontents1 section
- GRMN 1321E — Classicism and its Discontents: Goethe and Kleist1 section
- GRMN 1330A — The Individual in the Age of Industry1 section
- GRMN 1330C — German Romanticism: Texts, Contexts, Legacies1 section
- GRMN 1340A — Crime and Punishment- Introduction to German Mystery Texts and Films1 section
- GRMN 1340B — Guilt Management: Postwar German Culture1 section
- GRMN 1340C — Jahrhundertwende 19001 section
- GRMN 1340D — Modern German Prose, 1978-19981 section
- GRMN 1340I — Turn of the Century1 section
- GRMN 1340J — The Works of Franz Kafka1 section
- GRMN 1340K — Unmittelbar nach 1945: Literatur und Film in Deutschland1 section
- GRMN 1340L — The Modern Period1 section
- GRMN 1340M — Kafka's Writing1 section
- GRMN 1340N — Literature and Multilingualism1 section
- GRMN 1340Q — Vergangenheitsbewältigung: German Literature of Memory1 section
- GRMN 1340V — Mis(s)Education: Feminist Undoings of the Bildungsroman1 section
- GRMN 1340Y — Germans and Jews1 section
- GRMN 1341H — Language and Translation in 20th Century German-Jewish Thought1 section
- GRMN 1440A — Dada-Performance and Digital-Interactivity1 section
- GRMN 1440C — Poetry and the Sublime1 section
- GRMN 1440D — Modernity and Its Discontents: The German Novella1 section
- GRMN 1440E — Märchen1 section
- GRMN 1440F — Lyric Poetry From the Middle Ages to the Present1 section
- GRMN 1440G — Talking Animals and the Politics of World Literature1 section
- GRMN 1440H — Projections of America1 section
- GRMN 1440L — German Lyric Poetry: From Goethe to Heine1 section
- GRMN 1440N — Kunstmaerchen: the Literary Fairytale in the Nineteenth Century1 section
- GRMN 1440O — Modern German Drama1 section
- GRMN 1440P — Heroes, Failures and Other Peculiar Characters-The German Novel from Goethe to Kafka1 section
- GRMN 1440S — Grimms' Fairy Tales1 section
- GRMN 1440W — The European Novel from Goethe to Proust (COLT 1420)1 section
- GRMN 1440X — "Stranger Things: The German Novella"1 section
- GRMN 1440Y — Return to Sender: Love, Letters, and Literature1 section
- GRMN 1441A — Theater and Revolution (COLT 1411B)1 section
- GRMN 1441B — The Awful German Language1 section
- GRMN 1441C — Introduction to German Romantic Poetry1 section
- GRMN 1441L — German Drama (1776-1941)1 section
- GRMN 1441O — Childhood Imaginaries: Romanticism, Psychoanalysis, and Beyond1 section
- GRMN 1441P — What Are We Looking At? Paradoxes of the Visual1 section
- GRMN 1441R — What's in a Name?1 section
- GRMN 1441S — Diß ist die Zeit der Könige nicht mehr1 section
- GRMN 1441T — Avant-Garde1 section
- GRMN 1450A — German-Jewish Literature1 section
- GRMN 1450B — Die Berliner Republik und die Vergangenheit1 section
- GRMN 1450C — National Socialism and the Shoah in Recent German Prose1 section
- GRMN 1450F — 20 Years After: The End of GDR and German Reunification1 section
- GRMN 1450G — Love and Death1 section
- GRMN 1450H — Images of America in German Literature1 section
- GRMN 1640C — German National Cinema from 1917 to 1989, and Cold War Germanys in Film1 section
- GRMN 1660B — Berlin: A City Strives to Reinvent Itself1 section
- GRMN 1660C — German Culture in the Nazi Era1 section
- GRMN 1660F — After Hitler: German Culture and Politics, 1945 to Present1 section
- GRMN 1660G — Kafka1 section
- GRMN 1660H — Literary Discourse of Minority Cultures in Germany1 section
- GRMN 1660I — Literature and Other Media1 section
- GRMN 1660K — Thinking After Philosophy1 section
- GRMN 1660L — German Jews and Capitalist Markets in the Long Nineteenth Century1 section
- GRMN 1660P — Having Beethoven Over in 19701 section
- GRMN 1660Q — Film and the Third Reich1 section
- GRMN 1660R — Freud1 section
- GRMN 1660S — Mord und Medien. Krimis im intermedialen Vergleich1 section
- GRMN 1660T — Germans/Jews, Deutsche (und) Juden1 section
- GRMN 1660U — What was Socialism? From Marx to "Goodbye Lenin"1 section
- GRMN 1660V — Nietzsche1 section
- GRMN 1660W — Early German Film and Film Theory1 section
- GRMN 1661A — Race and Classical German Thought1 section
- GRMN 1661D — Giuseppe Verdi, Richard Wagner, and the Music of the Nation (MUSC 1902)1 section
- GRMN 1661E — Germany, Alcohol, and the Global Nineteenth Century1 section
- GRMN 1661F — Music, Religion, Politics (MUSC 1675)1 section
- GRMN 1661G — The Case of Wagner (MUSC 1640G)1 section
- GRMN 1661L — The Promise of Being: Heidegger for Beginners (COLT 1610V)1 section
- GRMN 1661P — Marx, Nietzsche, Freud: The World Is Not What You Think1 section
- GRMN 1661Q — Psychoanalysis, Deconstruction and Other Open Secrets (JUDS 1604)1 section
- GRMN 1662A — The Promise of Being: Heidegger for Beginners (COLT 1610V)1 section
- GRMN 1700A — Introduction to Yiddish Culture and Language (JUDS 1713)1 section
- GRMN 1702 — Artificial Images1 section
- GRMN 1703 — Anti/formalisms Then and Now1 section
- GRMN 1770 — Introduction to Yiddish Culture and Language (JUDS 1713)1 section
- GRMN 1770A — Introduction to Yiddish Culture (JUDS 1713)1 section
- GRMN 1800 — Posthumanism and the Ends of Man (COLT 1814Y)1 section
- GRMN 1800A — Berlin: Dissonance, Division, Revision (COLT 1813J)1 section
- GRMN 1892 — Kafka and the Philosophers1 section
- GRMN 1900A — The Weimar Republic (1918-1933)1 section
- GRMN 1900B — Sites of Memory1 section
- GRMN 1900C — Cultural Industry and the Aesthetics of the Spectacle1 section
- GRMN 1900D — Fleeing the Nazis: German Culture in Exile, 1933-19451 section
- GRMN 1900E — Made in Germany - A Cultural History of Science, Technology, and Engineering1 section
- GRMN 1900K — Bleibende Irritationen: Heinrich Heine und Deutschland1 section
- GRMN 1900N — Crime Scene Germany1 section
- GRMN 1900Q — Contemporary German Crime Fiction1 section
- GRMN 1910A — From Freud to QAnon: History, Politics, Psychoanalysis (HIST 1957J)1 section
- GRMN 1970 — Independent Study1 section
- GRMN 1981A — Introduction to Yiddish Culture and Language (JUDS 1713)1 section
- GRMN 1990 — Senior Conference1 section
- GRMN 2081A — Realism, Idealism, and Modernity (II) (PHIL 2080D)1 section
- GRMN 2320A — 17001 section
- GRMN 2320B — The Works of Heinrich Kleist1 section
- GRMN 2320C — Enlightened Laughter1 section
- GRMN 2320D — Kafka in English1 section
- GRMN 2320E — Political Romanticism1 section
- GRMN 2330A — Vision and Narration in the 19th Century1 section
- GRMN 2340A — German Literature 1968-19891 section
- GRMN 2340B — Poetik der AutorInnen1 section
- GRMN 2340C — German Modernism1 section
- GRMN 2340E — Nietzsche's Poetics1 section
- GRMN 2450 — Exchange Scholar Program1 section
- GRMN 2460A — German Literature 1945-19671 section
- GRMN 2460C — Literature of the German Democratic Republic1 section
- GRMN 2460D — Thomas Mann: Die Romane1 section
- GRMN 2500A — Rethinking the Bildungsroman (COLT 2520G)1 section
- GRMN 2660A — On the Sublime1 section
- GRMN 2660C — Socialism and the Intellectuals1 section
- GRMN 2660G — Reading (in) German Literature1 section
- GRMN 2660H — Historicism, Photography, Film1 section
- GRMN 2660I — Torture in European Literature and Aesthetic Theory1 section
- GRMN 2660O — From Hegel to Nietzsche: Literature as/and Philosophy1 section
- GRMN 2660P — The Essay: Theory and Praxis1 section
- GRMN 2660Q — Freud and Lacan (ENGL 2900T)1 section
- GRMN 2661A — “Other Worlds”1 section
- GRMN 2661F — Textual Border Crossings: Translational Literature1 section
- GRMN 2661J — Art, Philosophy, and Truth: A Close Reading of Benjamin's Essay on Goethe's Elective Affinities1 section
- GRMN 2661Q — Goethe’s Faust1 section
- GRMN 2662A — Theories of Poetry and the Poetic1 section
- GRMN 2662J — This is Us in Language: On Mother Tongue, Fatherland, and I1 section
- GRMN 2662P — Postcatastrophic Narratives: Memory and Postmemory in German Literature after 19451 section
- GRMN 2662U — Witnessing Totalitarianism: Fascism, Communism, and their Aftermath in German-language…1 section
- GRMN 2663D — What's In a Name?1 section
- GRMN 2663E — Eros and Logos: On Desire and Literature1 section
- GRMN 2900 — Theory and Methods of Foreign Language Teaching1 section
- GRMN 2970 — Preliminary Examination Preparation1 section
- GRMN 2980 — Reading and Research1 section
- GRMN 2990 — Thesis Preparation1 section
- GRMN XLIST — Courses of Interest to Students Concentrating in German Studies1 section
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