Ervin Malakaj
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Courses Taught

University of British Columbia
Graduate
  • Biopolitics (Fall 2021)
  • What is Narrative? (Fall 2020)
  • Sex Politics and German Film History (Spring 2020)
 
Undergraduate
  • Putting German Studies into Action (Spring 2023)
  • Gender and Nation (Spring 2021)
  • German Cinema: The Sexual Politics of Weimar Cinema (Fall 2018; Spring 2020; Fall 2020; Spring 2022; Fall 2022)
  • German Literature Before 1900: Rebellion, Failure, and Other Queer Ways of Being (Fall 2018)
  • Great Works of Literature from Central, Eastern & Northern Europe: Empire & Mass Media (Spring 2019)
  • Bad Feelings: The Literary Lives of Anger, Boredom, and Jealousy (Fall 2019; Fall 2021; Spring 2023)

Sam Houston State University
  • German Media Cultures (Fall 2017)
  • Co-Taught/conceptualized Honors Dialogues Seminar on Fake News (Fall 2017)
  • Crime & German Film (Spring 2017)
  • Co-Taught/conceptualized Honors Dialogues Seminar on #BlackLivesMatter (Spring 2017)
  • Co-Taught Honors Dialogues Seminar on Cultural History of Sex (Fall 2016)
  • The Cultural Legacy of the Brothers Grimm (Spring 2016, Spring 2018)
  • Elementary German II (Spring 2016, Summer 2016 Online, Spring 2017, Spring 2018)
  • Intermediate German II (Spring 2016, Spring 2017, Spring 2018)
  • Elementary German I (Fall 2015, Summer 2016 Online, Fall 2016, Fall 2017)
  • Intermediate German I (Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017)

Washington University in St. Louis
  • German Literature and the Modern Era Discussion Section Instructor (Spring 2014)
  • Topics in Holocaust Studies: Children in the Shadow of the Swastika, Teaching Assistant (Fall 2013)
  • German Reading Knowledge for Graduate Students II (Spring 2012, Summer 2014)
  • Introduction to Film Studies Discussion Section Instructor (Fall 2011)
  • Basic German Core Course I (Spring 2011)
  • Basic German Core Course II (Fall 2010)
  • Teaching Internship: East German Literature after 1989 (Franziska Bomski, Spring 2012)
  • Teaching Internship: Friedrich Schiller: Freedom/Love (Paul M. Lützeler, Spring 2012)
  • Teaching Internship: International Modernisms (Anca Parvulescu, Fall 2011)
 
University of Illinois at Chicago
  • Intermediate German I (Summer 2009)
  • Elementary German II (Spring 2009)
  • German Myth and Fairy Tales, Teaching Assistant (Fall 2008, Spring 2009)
  • Intermediate German II (Summer 2008)
  • Intensive Intermediate German (Spring 2008)
  • Elementary German I (Fall 2007, Fall 2008) 

Teaching Interests

All Levels of Language Instruction in German (personal favorite being beginner’s German)
German Literary Cultures of the Eighteenth-Twenty-First-Centuries
German Film History (Beginnings-Contemporary Cinema); International Silent Film; Film Theory
Feminist and Queer Film Studies
German Queer Studies 
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  • Bio
  • CV
    • Publications
    • Conferences
    • Teaching
    • Leadership & Service
    • Awards
  • Contact