Jeffrey Olick is Professor of Sociology and History at the University of Virginia. While he has published on a wide variety of topics, his interests focus particularly on collective memory, critical theory, transitional justice, and postwar Germany. Olick is author or editor of six books, including:
A seventh, The Sins of The Fathers: Governing Memory in The Federal Republic of Germany, 1949-1995 is under revision, and will appear in the University of Chicago Press series, Chicago Studies in Practices of Meaning.
His work has been translated into Spanish, German, Estonian, Hungarian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Undergraduate
Level SOC 1010 - Introductory Sociology
SOC 2470 (247) - American Society & Pop Culture
SOC 2500 - Sociology Through Cinema (JTerm)
SOC 3020 (302) - Intro to Social Theory
SOC 3559 - Deviance & Moral Order
SOC 406
- Contemporary Social Theory
SOC 415 - Time
and Memory
SOC 4230 (423) - Deviance and Social Control
SOC 4150 (4559) - Ethics & Memory
SOC 4740 (4559) - Trauma, Atrocity, Responsibility
SOC 4850 (485) - Media Culture and Society
Graduate
Level SOC 5030 (503) - Classical Sociological Theory
SOC 5060 (506) - Contemporary Sociological Theory SOC
5150 (515/801) - Time and Memory
SOC 5559 - Evil, Disaster, Suffering
SOC 7360 (736) - European Social Theory
SOC 8054 (854) - Political Sociology