GSLL courses

71 courses · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Fall 2026

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GSLL 50 — First-Year Seminar: Literary Fantasy and Historical Reality.
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GSLL 51 — First-Year Seminar: Stalin and Hitler: Historical Issues in Cultural and Other Perspectives.
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GSLL 52 — First-Year Seminar: Nature and Death: Ecological Crises in German Literature and Film.
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GSLL 53 — First-Year Seminar: Early Germanic Culture: Myth, Magic, Murder, and Mayhem.
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GSLL 54 — First-Year Seminar: Once upon a Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now.
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GSLL 55 — First-Year Seminar: Fantasies of Rome: Gladiators, Senators, Soothsayers, and Caesars.
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GSLL 56 — First-Year Seminar: Germans, Jews, and the History of Anti-Semitism.
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GSLL 59 — First-Year Seminar: Moscow 1937: Dictatorships and Their Defenders.
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GSLL 60 — First-Year Seminar: Avant-Garde Cinema: History, Themes, Textures.
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GSLL 63 — First-Year Seminar: Performing America.
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GSLL 67 — First-Year Seminar: Blackness in the European Imaginary, Europe in the Black Imaginary.
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GSLL 68 — First-Year Seminar: Intensity, Vitality, Ecstasy: Affects in Literature, Film, and Philosophy.
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GSLL 69 — First-Year Seminar: Laughing and Crying at the Movies: Film and Experience.
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GSLL 70 — First-Year Seminar: Teenage Kicks: Race, Class, and Gender in Postwar Youth Cultures.
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GSLL 75 — First-Year Seminar: The Book of Books: Literature and the Bible.
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GSLL 76 — First-Year Seminar: Uncharted Territory: Underworlds in Literature and the Visual Arts.
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GSLL 80 — Not Just Dogs: Animals in Russian Literature.
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GSLL 82 — First-Year Seminar: Doctor Stories.
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GSLL 83 — First-Year Seminar: We, Robots: Identifying with our Automated Others in Fiction and Film.
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GSLL 84 — First-Year Seminar: Terror for the People: Terrorism in Russian Literature and History.
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GSLL 85 — First-Year Seminar: Children and War.
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GSLL 86 — First-Year Seminar: Literature and Madness.
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GSLL 87 — First-Year Seminar: Literature Confronting Totalitarianism.
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GSLL 88 — First-Year Seminar: Gender and Fiction in Central and Eastern Europe.
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GSLL 89 — First-Year Seminar: Special Topics in Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures.
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GSLL 212 — "Game of Thrones" and the Worlds of the European Middle Ages.
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GSLL 218 — Christianity and Islam in the Middle Ages.
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GSLL 225 — Popular and Pious: Early Modern Jewish Literature.
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GSLL 250 — Central Europe, Medieval to Modern.
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GSLL 254 — The Division of Germany, Reunification, and Conflict with Russia.
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GSLL 255 — Germany and Cold War: Occupation, Division, Reunification, Renewed Conflict with Russia (1945-Today).
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GSLL 259 — Ideology and Aesthetics: Marxism and Literature.
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GSLL 260 — From Berlin to Budapest: Literature, Film, and Culture of Central Europe.
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GSLL 267 — How Does It Feel? Yiddish Literature and Emotions.
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GSLL 268 — Cultural Trends in Post-Communist Central Europe: Search for Identity, Importance of Jewish Voices.
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GSLL 269 — Springtime for Hitler: Jews on Stage from Shakespeare to Mel Brooks.
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GSLL 270 — German Culture and the Jewish Question.
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GSLL 271 — Vampires and Empires.
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GSLL 272 — Poland, Russia, and Germany through the Prism of Film.
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GSLL 273 — Close Your Eyes and See a Film: The Documentary in Central Europe.
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GSLL 275I — This is the Way: Literature and Philosophy, East and West.
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GSLL 278 — Music, Image, Text.
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GSLL 279 — A River Runs Through It: Cultural Geography Through Imaginative Literature.
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GSLL 280 — The Dialectic of Whiteness and Blackness in Atlantic Cultures.
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GSLL 281 — Holocaust Cinema in Eastern Europe.
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GSLL 282 — Afropessimism in American and European Film.
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GSLL 283 — Hungarian Cinema since World War II.
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GSLL 285 — Dissent and Protest in Central Europe.
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GSLL 286 — The Upright and the Toppled: Public Lives of Monuments in Europe and the American South.
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GSLL 287 — Into the Streets: 1968 and Dissent in Central Europe.
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GSLL 288 — Graphic Medicine: The Intersection of Health and Comics.
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GSLL 295 — Research, Creativity, and Innovation in the Humanities.
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GSLL 299 — Special Topics in Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures, FC-POWER.
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GSLL 402 — Different Lives, Different Voices: Social Perspectives on Second Language Acquisition.
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GSLL 435 — The Origins of Culture: Translation and Self-Translation in Hebrew, Yiddish, and Beyond.
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GSLL 465 — Literature of Atrocity: The Gulag and the Holocaust in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
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GSLL 475 — Magical Realism: Central European Literature in a Global Context.
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GSLL 476 — Cultural Theory and Criticism in Eastern Europe.
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GSLL 481 — Grand Hotels and Empty Fields: Inventing Central Europe through Culture.
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GSLL 489 — GSLL Across the Curriculum (LAC).
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GSLL 490 — Topics in Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures.
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GSLL 491 — Weaponization of Knowledge: Historical Legacy of Propaganda and Disinformation in the US and Abroad.
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GSLL 492 — Diversity in the European Union.
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GSLL 495 — Mentored Research.
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GSLL 496 — Directed Readings.
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GSLL 560 — Reading Other Cultures: Issues in Literary Translation.
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GSLL 587 — From Information Theory to AI: What Was the Digital?.
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GSLL 683 — Moving-Image Avant-gardes and Experimentalism.
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GSLL 691H — Honors Course.
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GSLL 692H — Honors Course.
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GSLL 693H — Honors Seminar.
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