Exploring Moral Dilemmas in WWII Fiction
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Moral Dilemmas in WWII Fiction
Course overview, introduction to the concept of moral dilemmas, and why WWII fiction is a unique lens to explore them.

Module #2
Historical Context:WWII and the Rise of Moral Complexity
A brief overview of WWIIs historical context and how it gave rise to complex moral issues.

Module #3
The Nature of Moral Dilemmas
Defining moral dilemmas, their characteristics, and why they are challenging to navigate.

Module #4
Literary Representations of Moral Dilemmas
How WWII fiction represents moral dilemmas through character development, plot, and themes.

Module #5
Case Study:All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
In-depth analysis of how Doerrs novel explores moral dilemmas through the characters of Marie-Laure and Werner.

Module #6
Moral Ambiguity in War
Exploring how WWII fiction often blurs the lines between right and wrong, good and evil.

Module #7
The Moral Implications of War Crimes
Analyzing the moral implications of war crimes, such as the Holocaust, and how they are represented in WWII fiction.

Module #8
Case Study:Night by Elie Wiesel
Examining how Wiesels memoir explores the moral implications of the Holocaust and its impact on individuals.

Module #9
Moral Dilemmas in the Face of Occupation
Exploring the moral dilemmas faced by individuals living under occupation, as represented in WWII fiction.

Module #10
Case Study:The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer
Analyzing how the novel portrays the moral dilemmas faced by islanders during the German occupation of Guernsey.

Module #11
The Moral Implications of Resistance
Examining the moral implications of resistance movements during WWII, as represented in fiction.

Module #12
Case Study:The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
In-depth analysis of how Hannahs novel explores the moral implications of resistance in France during WWII.

Module #13
Moral Dilemmas in the Aftermath of War
Exploring the moral dilemmas faced by individuals and communities in the aftermath of WWII, as represented in fiction.

Module #14
Case Study:The Soldiers Wife by Pam Jenoff
Analyzing how the novel portrays the moral dilemmas faced by individuals rebuilding their lives after WWII.

Module #15
The Role of Empathy in Moral Decision-Making
Examining the role of empathy in navigating moral dilemmas, as portrayed in WWII fiction.

Module #16
The Power of Personal Conscience
Exploring the role of personal conscience in shaping moral decisions, as represented in WWII fiction.

Module #17
The Impact of Moral Dilemmas on Personal Identity
Analyzing how moral dilemmas can shape and transform personal identity, as portrayed in WWII fiction.

Module #18
Course Wrap-Up:Reflections and Applications
Reflecting on key takeaways, applying moral dilemmas to real-life scenarios, and exploring the relevance of WWII fiction in modern times.

Module #19
Bonus Module:Expert Interview - Historians Perspective
Interview with a historian discussing the historical context of WWII and its relevance to modern moral dilemmas.

Module #20
Bonus Module:Expert Interview - Literary Critics Perspective
Interview with a literary critic discussing the literary representations of moral dilemmas in WWII fiction.

Module #21
Bonus Module:Creative Writing Exercise - Moral Dilemmas in Fiction
Guided creative writing exercise to explore moral dilemmas in a fictional WWII setting.

Module #22
Bonus Module:Group Discussion - Modern Moral Dilemmas
Guided group discussion to apply the courses concepts to modern moral dilemmas and their relevance to WWII fiction.

Module #23
Bonus Module:Reading List - Further Explorations in WWII Fiction
An annotated reading list of WWII fiction that explores moral dilemmas, for further reading and exploration.

Module #24
Bonus Module:Resource List - Historical Documents and Archives
A list of resources for exploring historical documents and archives related to WWII, for further research and study.

Module #25
Bonus Module:Resource List - Online Lectures and Podcasts
A list of online lectures and podcasts related to WWII history, literature, and moral dilemmas, for further learning.

Module #26
Bonus Module:Reflection Journal - Moral Dilemmas in Everyday Life
Guided reflection journal to explore how the concepts learned in the course apply to everyday moral dilemmas.

Module #27
Bonus Module:Case Study - The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
In-depth analysis of how Zusaks novel explores moral dilemmas in Nazi Germany during WWII.

Module #28
Bonus Module:Case Study - The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck
Analyzing how Shattucks novel portrays the moral dilemmas faced by women in post-WWII Germany.

Module #29
Bonus Module:Expert Interview - Psychological Perspective
Interview with a psychologist discussing the psychological implications of moral dilemmas and their relevance to WWII fiction.

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Exploring Moral Dilemmas in WWII Fiction career

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Exploring Moral Dilemmas in WWII Fiction ( 30 Modules )

Exploring Moral Dilemmas in WWII Fiction
( 30 Modules )