Difference between revisions of "Courses"

Five web pages offer our course programs. Number six gives an outlook into the future and is an invitation to think about courses you would like to give or attend:

Winter 2008-2009

Basismodule

• 2008-09 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1
• 2008-09 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 1
• 2008-09 BM3 Introduction to English Linguistics Part I

• 2008-09 BM5 Introduction to Integrated Language Skills, Part 1 (7 sections, registration following 9-11 am Orientation Session on Oct 10th (A11 Hörsaal B). The sign-up sheets will be on the second floor of A6 after 11:15 am on Oct. 10th)
• 2008-09 BM5 Introduction to Integrated Language Skills, Part 2 - Presentation Skills (registration closed!)

Aufbaumodule

Aufbaumodule 1: Sprachpraxis (registration closed as of Sept 5th!)

Emphasis on spoken English:

• 2008-09 AM English Identities
• 2008-09 AM News and Views
• 2008-09 AM US Presidential Election

Emphasis on written English:

• 2008-09 AM Elements of Film
• 2008-09 AM Short Stories and a Play from South Africa
• 2008-09 AM America: Literature and Culture

Kombinationsmodule Literatur-/Kulturwissenschaft

• 2008-09 AM British and Global Anglophone Youth Cultures
• 2008-09 AM Postsecular Britain? Religion, Secularity, and Cultural Agency
• 2008-09 AM Power Plays, or: Life of the Courtiers on the Early Modern Stage
• 2008-09 AM The Transformation of British Cultural Identities

Mastermodule

• 2008-09 MM The Booker Prize 2008 and the Culture of Literary Prizes
• 2008-09 MM Multicultural Conviviality and Conflict in Britain

Master Module: Language Practice (registration closed as of Sept 5th)

• 2008-09 MM Academic Discourse in Literature: Booker Prize
• 2008-09 MM Academic Discourse in Literature and Cultural Studies: Charles Dickens and Oliver Twist
• 2008-09 MM Academic Discourse in Cultural Studies: The US Presidential Election 2008
• 2008-09 MM Academic Discourse in Linguistics: Global English

Summer 2008

Basismodule

• 2008 BM1-A Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Anton Kirchhofer, Tue 14-16)
• 2008 BM1-B Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Anna Auguscik, We 12 - 14)
• 2008 BM1-C Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Olaf Simons, Tue 14 - 16)
• 2008 BM1-D Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Olaf Simons, Tue 10 - 12)
• 2008 BM1-E Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Katharina Schneider, Blockseminar)
• 2008 BM 5 Integrated Language Skills - Presentation Skills: US Presidential Election, Part 1 (Deidre Graydon, Thurs 12 - 14)
• 2008 BM 5 Integrated Language Skills - Presentation Skills: US Presidential Election, Part 2 (Deidre Graydon, Fr 08 - 10)

Aufbaumodule

• 2008 AM The Sixties (Christina Meyer, Mo 10-12)
• 2008 AM Typical and Atypical Language (Michael Treichler, Mo 12-14)
• 2008 AM From New York to Ballybeg: Crosscurrents in Irish and American (Maria Doyle, Mo 14-16)
• 2008 AM Historical Novels (Anton Kirchhofer, Tue 10-12)
• 2008 AM Center and Margin: Conversations across the British Literary Tradition (Maria Doyle, Mo 10-12)

Mastermodule

• 2008 MM What We Talk about when We Talk about [Neo]-Realist Fiction (Christina Meyer, Mo 12 - 14)
• 2008 MM Academic Discourse in Cultural Studies - US Presidential Election 2008 (Deidre Graydon, Wed 10 - 12)
• 2008 MM Origins of the Novel 1473-1700 (Olaf Simons, We 16 - 18)
• 2008 MM The Figure of the Governess in Victorian Culture and 19th Century (Anton Kirchhofer, Thu 10-12)
• 2008 MM Present US-Cinema and the Death Penalty (Olaf Simons, Fr 14 - 16)

Archive

• Archive of past seminars

Assignments, examinations, homework related materials

• Assignments
• Handouts
• Style sheet
• Statement on 'Plagiarism'