Ken Larson
Professor of German;
Manager: Computer and Network Operations; Webmaster
Wells College, Aurora, NY 13026

COURSES:

Spring, 2008:

• Introduction to German Literature I: 20th Century

• Eighteenth-Century German Literature
• The Origins of Romanticism (in English)
• Faust and the Problem of Knowledge (in English)
• Issues in Contemporary German Society
• Senior Seminar / Senior Thesis Direction
• Coordinator: The Road to Nuremberg - Issues of Responsibility in the Second World War (in English; team-taught with Professors Steve Taylor and Philippe LePrestre)
• Elementary German I
• Elementary German II
• Intermediate German I
• Intermediate German II
• Third-Year Composition and Conversation
• Introduction to German Literature I: 20th Century
• Introduction to German Literature II: 18th and 19th Centuries

At Wells College:

• Internet Architecture and Programming (team-taught with Professor Carol C. Shilepsky)
• Network Architecture and Programming (team-taught with Professor Carol C. Shilepsky)
• Social and Cultural Implications of the Internet (team-taught with Professor Spencer H. Hildahl)
• Networking and the Internet

• Design, Development, and Management of Internet Resources
• Information Networking

INTERESTS:

• Germany, German Literature, and German Culture
• Shakespeare; Reception of Shakespeare
  (see my papers on the reception of Shakespeare in Germany and France)
• 18th- and Early 19th-Century Literature; Lessing; Goethe; Schiller
• History of Criticism; History of Literary Reception; History of Literary Institutions
• Literary Translation; Metrics

• Information Technology; Networking
• Creation and Management of Internet Resources