Titlebook: Diversity and Decolonization in German Studies; Regine Criser,Ervin Malakaj Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Medical Tourism: The Islamic Perspectivelict between decolonization as “decolonization of the mind” and decolonization as theorized by Indigenous Decolonial scholars. We then engage with challenges Decolonial Studies pose to German Studies specifically. Finally, we examine practices in our field that contribute to the continued erasure of Indigenous life.

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Trace Gale-Detrich,Andrea Ednie,Keith Bosakghts the importance of reflectivity and positionality. In a multi-class lesson focused on the concepts of ., ., ., and . as seen through the films . (Sven Halfar, 2007) and . (Paul Poet, 2002) students will explore competing discourses about foreignness in diverse German-language contexts.

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Natural and Social Sciences of Patagoniaring an openness to change within oneself. It challenges learners through experiential learning to develop their self-awareness, tolerance for ambiguity, strategies for dealing with discomfort, and understanding of cultural value orientations.

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Do We Need a Philosophy of Tourism?rriers to inclusion and equity that exist in higher education. I conclude with a discussion of the rethinking that will be necessary, in order to create meaningful changes toward the inclusion of students and faculty of varying abilities in a productive learning community.

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How Film Tourists Experience Destinationspositionalities. This approach positions student self-assessment of personal narratives in the context of national, international, and multidirectional narratives, fostering deep criticality conducive to decolonized thinking. I will elucidate my theoretical ideas on the basis of a course entitled “Transnational Perspectives on Holocaust Memory.”