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Christopher Caes

Slavic Languages · Columbia University

Courses Christopher Caes teaches

What students said

CLSL GU4011 · Fall 2024

Experimental literature, art, music, film in Poland and Yugoslav region. Really awesome and interesting avant-garde art!

POLI UN1101 · Fall 2023

I felt like I actually learned the language in depth since there was the proper time allotted to work toward improving my skills. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2023 Course: POLIUN1101_001_2023_3-ELEMENTARYPOLISHI : POLIUN1101_001_2023_3 - ELEMENTARY POLISH I Instructor: Christopher Caes

POLI UN2101 · Fall 2022

I truly recommend this class as Professor Caes is a great, entertaining professor who helps introduce the material in an interesting way. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2022 Course: POLIUN2101_001_2022_3-INTERMEDIATEPOLISHI : POLIUN2101_001_2022_3 - INTERMEDIATE POLISH I Instructor: Christopher Caes

CLSL GU4011 · Fall 2024

The range of experimental genres and subcultures in Eastern Europe during the early to late 20th century.

POLI UN1101 · Fall 2021

I would recommend the experience of having had already learned another language before, and also having a genuine interest in Polish language, culture, or history. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Fall 2021 Course: POLIUN1101_001_2021_3-ELEMENTARYPOLISHI : POLIUN1101_001_2021_3 - ELEMENTARY POLISH I Instructor: Christopher Caes

CLSL GU4011 · Fall 2024

This was a very fun survey course in twentieth-century Central-Eastern European avant gardes!

CLSL GU4011 · Fall 2024

The seminar introduced me to 20th century writers, composers, artists and filmmakers from Poland and the former Yugoslavia, with samples of their work and supplementary materials to broaden my engagement with them.

CLSL GU4011 · Fall 2024

Incredible course, I've learned really good and non-trivial stuff! For me, the coolest feature of this course was its comparative focus - it's obvious that there are similar trends in different parts of the world, and it's very intriguing to see why this is so.

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