Difference between revisions of "Course Ideas"

The following links lead to individual Seminar Ideas and offer a place to communicate about seminars one would like to see created. Use the individual discussion pages for commentary and the main pages for topics such a seminar might focus on

Student Wishes

• Children's and Youth Literature

Anna Auguscik

• Pornography
• The Booker Prize 2008 and the Culture of Literary Prizes

Maike Engelhardt

• Language Testing for Language Teachers
• English as a Lingua Franca
• Language and Age
• Phonetics and Phonology: American English
• Techniques and Strategies of Foreign Language Learning
• Teaching Methods: Past, Present and Future
• (Ergänzende) Unterrichtsmaterialien im Englischunterricht der Sekundarstufe I & II
• Lehrwerksanalyse Red/Green/Orange Line

Anton Kirchhofer

• The Booker Prize 2008 and the Culture of Literary Prizes
• The Cultural History of Shakespeare
• Literature in the Secondary School System
• Creation, Nature, Environment - Changing Conceptions in Literature and Culture
• Plots of Emancipation and Conversion - Writing Religious Experience.
• Fictions about Contemporaries - Mary Shelley's The Last Man (1826) and Aldous Huxley's Point Counter Point (1928)
• Obscure and Public Poetry in the 19c - Swinburne, Whitman, Hopkins, Dickinson
• Fictional Parsons - from Fielding to Golding
• Editing Shakespeare - the History of Shakespeare's 'Texts'
• From Theodicy to Political Economy - Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century 'Systems Theories'
• Theories of Literary Communication
• Public School Stories - Tom Hughes, Samuel Butler, Evelyn Waugh
• Girls' at School
• Children's Perspectives
• "National Allegories" - Allegory in Postcolonial Writing
• Modernism and Journalism

Olaf Simons

• Chapbooks
• Ossian
• The Best of all Possible Worlds
• The Invention of Psychology
• The English Rogue and the German Simplicissimus
• Pornography
• Histories of English Literature
• Cinematic Violence
• Online Communication, Blogs and Wikipedia
• The Linguistic Turn in Philosophy, Linguistics and Literature
• Poetic Justice