==Überblickswerke/Handbücher etc.==

*Kulturgeschichten:

U.S.A.:

Barney, William. Ed. ''A Companion to 19th-Century America.'' New York: Wiley Blackwell, 2006.

Foner, Eric. ''Give Me Liberty! An American History.'' Vol. 1 and 2. New York: W.W.Norton, 2004.

Halttunen, Karen. Ed. ''A Companion to American Cultural History.'' New York: Wiley Blackwell, 2008.

Vickers, Daniel. Ed. ''A Companion to Colonial America.'' New York: Wiley Blackwell, 2006.

Whitfield, Stephen J. Ed. ''A Companion to 20th-Century America.'' New York: Wiley Blackwell, 2007.

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*Literaturgeschichten:

U.S.A.:

Lauter, Paul et al. Ed. ''The Heath Anthology of American Literature.'' Vols. A-E. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2005-.

Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. Ed. ''The Norton Anthology of African American Literature.'' New York: W.W.Norton, 1996.

Greil, Marcus and Werner Sollors. Eds. ''A New Literary History of America.'' Cambridge, MA: Harvard UP, 2009.

Zapf, Hubert. Ed. ''Amerikanische Literaturgeschichte.'' 2nd Ed. Stuttgart: Metzler, 2004.

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==Early Modern==

*Primärtexte:
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*Sekundärtexte:

Theory:

Greenblatt, Stephen. "Towards a Poetics of Culture." ''The New Historicism.'' Ed. H. Aram Veeser. London: Routledge, 1989. 1-14.

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*Weiteres:
::From the "Middle Ages" to the "Early Modern" Period (Parliament, Economy, Origins of the Modern State, Religious Conflicts, the Age of Discoveries, teh English civil War, the English Republic, Restoration, the Glorious Revolution
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==Modernities==

*Primärtexte:
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*Sekundärtexte:

Theory:

Butler, Judith. "Imitation and Gender Insubordination." ''Literary Theory. An Anthology.'' Eds. Julie Rivkin and Michael Ryan. New York: Blackwell, 1998.

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*Weiteres:
::UK timeline? constitutional monarchy, the Act of Treaty of Union, "Enlightenment," "Industrial Revolution," Slave Trade, the American War, the second British Empire/Empire of the Seas; 20th century: WWI, Irish partition, Inter-war period, WWII, welfare state, Common Market, Thatcher Era, New Labour
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==Global==

*Primärtexte:
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*Sekundärtexte:

Stuart Hall, "The West and the Rest"

Theory:

Edward Said. ''Orientalism.'' (1978)
Ashcroft et al., The Empire Writes Back
Arjun Appadurai, Disjuncture and Difference (?)
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*Weiteres/Key Aspects:
:: Empire Building and the New World, from the Second British Empire to the Commonwealth
:: Globalization, Americanization, Cultural Imperialism
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Exploring History and Theory

2010-02-15T12:27:47Z

Annika McPherson: /* Modernity */

Exploring History and Theory

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2010-02-15T12:20:38Z

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IT support

2009-12-10T11:00:28Z

Annika McPherson: /* Need */

==Computer, Drucker, Video Projector + Laptop etc. des Seminars WS 2009/10==

*Betreuer am Seminar: [[User:Malin Schmidt|Malin Schmidt]] und [[User:soerenk|Sören Koopmann]]

===Ausleihe Geräte===

In der folgenden Tabelle bitte Bedarf anmelden (mit drei Tilden <nowiki>~~~</nowiki> unterzeichnen).

Die Reservierung gilt erst nach eindeutiger Bestätigung durch den IT-Support. First come, first served.

Melden Sie sich unbedingt ab, wenn der Bedarf nicht mehr besteht (z.B. wg Krankenheit).

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!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Linguistics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Didactics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Cultural Studies
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Language Practice (red tag) NEC NP40 + Dell
|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector + Laptop
(one set each group)
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====Need====
* Mon 12-14, winter 2009-2010, Annika McPherson
* Fri 12-14, winter 2009-2010, [[User:Mkeck|Michaela Keck]]
* Fri 11.12. 8-12, Christian Lassen
* Tue 15.12. 10-12, Anton Kirchhofer
* Thu 17.12. 12-14, Christian Lassen
* Thu 17.12. 8-10, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Thu 17.12. 16-18, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Fri 18.12. 10-12, Annika McPherson (Wechloy!)
* Fri 18.12. 14-16, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
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====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' 
A6 2-211

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!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector set 2
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====Need====
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== Inks and Toner in stock (last update: 28 May 2008) ==
You will find the mentioned cartridges in my office A6 2-211 - the key is in the top safe. Please let me know if you should need any assistance! Best wishes, John Alistair Kühne
==== '''HP inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Duncan''' 
88 black (1)

88 cyan (1)

88 magenta (1)

88 yellow (1)

'''Schwarzkopf and Meyer''' 
20 black (0) - will be ordered asap

49 tricolor (0) - will be ordered asap

'''Zagratzki''' 
26 black (1)

'''old stock''' 
29 black (2)

15 black (1)

78 tri-colour (1)

==== '''Canon inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Mclaughlin''' 
3e black (1)

6 black (1)

6 magenta (1)

6 yellow (1)

6 cyan (1)

'''Graydon''' 
40 black (0)

41 colour (0)

==== '''Toner HP and Kyocera (quantity)''' ====
'''Graydon, Köhring and Simons''' 
Kyocera TK-17 (2)

'''Geluykens, Ogiermann, Carpenter, Stinshoff, Engelhardt and Schönenberger''' 
Kyocera TK-18 (2)

'''Limberg''' 
HP 10A (0)

'''Gehring and Kirchhofer''' 
HP 12A (2)

'''Hamann''' 
HP 13X (1)

'''Leinweber''' 
HP 15X (0)

'''Seminar Kyocera FS-C5025N''' 
TK-510K (black) (1)

==This Wiki==

*[[Angl-Am:About|Verantwortliche]]
*[[Help talk:Contents|Hilfe durch die betreuenden Administratoren]]

__NOTOC__

IT support

2009-12-10T10:59:46Z

Annika McPherson: /* Need */

==Computer, Drucker, Video Projector + Laptop etc. des Seminars WS 2009/10==

*Betreuer am Seminar: [[User:Malin Schmidt|Malin Schmidt]] und [[User:soerenk|Sören Koopmann]]

===Ausleihe Geräte===

In der folgenden Tabelle bitte Bedarf anmelden (mit drei Tilden <nowiki>~~~</nowiki> unterzeichnen).

Die Reservierung gilt erst nach eindeutiger Bestätigung durch den IT-Support. First come, first served.

Melden Sie sich unbedingt ab, wenn der Bedarf nicht mehr besteht (z.B. wg Krankenheit).

Alternativ können Sie sich auch Geräte von der Gerätebereitstellung ausleihen.

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!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Literature (blue tag) NEC NP20 + Samsung
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Linguistics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Didactics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Cultural Studies
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Language Practice (red tag) NEC NP40 + Dell
|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector + Laptop
(one set each group)
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====
* Mon 12-14, winter 2009-2010, Annika McPherson
* Fri 12-14, winter 2009-2010, [[User:Mkeck|Michaela Keck]]
* Fri 11.12. 8-12, Christian Lassen
* Tue 15.12. 10-12, Anton Kirchhofer
* Thu 17.12. 12-14, Christian Lassen
* Thu 17.12. 8-10, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Thu 17.12. 16-18, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Fri 18.12. 14-16, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
----
* '''Located:''' A6 2-211
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' [[User:Ronald Geluykens|Ronald Geluykens]]
* '''Located:''' [[User:Cornelia Hamann|Cornelia Hamann]]
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' [[User:Wolfgang Gehring|Wolfgang Gehring]]
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====

* Thu 10-12, winter 2009-2010, [[User:Mkeck|Michaela Keck]]
----
* '''Located:''' A6 2-211.

|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' 
A6 2-211

|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector set 2
(located in A6 2-211; 
black trolley; Acer Laptop; green tag)
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left" colspan="5"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Speaker set
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|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left" colspan="5"|

====Need====
* Thu 17.12. 8-10, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Thu 17.12. 16-18, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Fri 18.12. 10-12, Annika McPherson
* Fri 18.12. 14-16, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]

*date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

|}
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== Inks and Toner in stock (last update: 28 May 2008) ==
You will find the mentioned cartridges in my office A6 2-211 - the key is in the top safe. Please let me know if you should need any assistance! Best wishes, John Alistair Kühne
==== '''HP inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Duncan''' 
88 black (1)

88 cyan (1)

88 magenta (1)

88 yellow (1)

'''Schwarzkopf and Meyer''' 
20 black (0) - will be ordered asap

49 tricolor (0) - will be ordered asap

'''Zagratzki''' 
26 black (1)

'''old stock''' 
29 black (2)

15 black (1)

78 tri-colour (1)

==== '''Canon inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Mclaughlin''' 
3e black (1)

6 black (1)

6 magenta (1)

6 yellow (1)

6 cyan (1)

'''Graydon''' 
40 black (0)

41 colour (0)

==== '''Toner HP and Kyocera (quantity)''' ====
'''Graydon, Köhring and Simons''' 
Kyocera TK-17 (2)

'''Geluykens, Ogiermann, Carpenter, Stinshoff, Engelhardt and Schönenberger''' 
Kyocera TK-18 (2)

'''Limberg''' 
HP 10A (0)

'''Gehring and Kirchhofer''' 
HP 12A (2)

'''Hamann''' 
HP 13X (1)

'''Leinweber''' 
HP 15X (0)

'''Seminar Kyocera FS-C5025N''' 
TK-510K (black) (1)

==This Wiki==

*[[Angl-Am:About|Verantwortliche]]
*[[Help talk:Contents|Hilfe durch die betreuenden Administratoren]]

__NOTOC__

IT support

2009-12-10T10:58:31Z

Annika McPherson: /* Need */

==Computer, Drucker, Video Projector + Laptop etc. des Seminars WS 2009/10==

*Betreuer am Seminar: [[User:Malin Schmidt|Malin Schmidt]] und [[User:soerenk|Sören Koopmann]]

===Ausleihe Geräte===

In der folgenden Tabelle bitte Bedarf anmelden (mit drei Tilden <nowiki>~~~</nowiki> unterzeichnen).

Die Reservierung gilt erst nach eindeutiger Bestätigung durch den IT-Support. First come, first served.

Melden Sie sich unbedingt ab, wenn der Bedarf nicht mehr besteht (z.B. wg Krankenheit).

Alternativ können Sie sich auch Geräte von der Gerätebereitstellung ausleihen.

<center>
{| cellpadding=5 width=85%|
!bgcolor="#7DFFFF" valign="top" align="left"|Media/Whose?
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Literature (blue tag) NEC NP20 + Samsung
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Linguistics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Didactics
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Cultural Studies
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Language Practice (red tag) NEC NP40 + Dell
|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector + Laptop
(one set each group)
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====
* Mon 12-14, winter 2009-2010, Annika McPherson
* Fri 12-14, winter 2009-2010, [[User:Mkeck|Michaela Keck]]
* Fri 11.12. 8-12, Christian Lassen
* Tue 15.12. 10-12, Anton Kirchhofer
* Thu 17.12. 12-14, Christian Lassen
* Thu 17.12. 8-10, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Thu 17.12. 16-18, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Fri 18.12. 14-16, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
----
* '''Located:''' A6 2-211
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' [[User:Ronald Geluykens|Ronald Geluykens]]
* '''Located:''' [[User:Cornelia Hamann|Cornelia Hamann]]
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' [[User:Wolfgang Gehring|Wolfgang Gehring]]
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|
====Need====

* Thu 10-12, winter 2009-2010, [[User:Mkeck|Michaela Keck]]
----
* '''Located:''' A6 2-211.

|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

----
* '''Located:''' 
A6 2-211

|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Video Projector set 2
(located in A6 2-211; 
black trolley; Acer Laptop; green tag)
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left" colspan="5"|

====Need====
* date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

|-
!bgcolor="#c6ffff" valign="top" align="left"|Speaker set
(located in A6 2-211)
|bgcolor="#efefef" valign="top" align="left" colspan="5"|

====Need====
* Thu 17.12. 8-10, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Thu 17.12. 16-18, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]
* Fri 18.12. 14-16, [[User:Michaela Koch|Michaela Koch]]

*date and name (write <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>)

|}
</center>

== Inks and Toner in stock (last update: 28 May 2008) ==
You will find the mentioned cartridges in my office A6 2-211 - the key is in the top safe. Please let me know if you should need any assistance! Best wishes, John Alistair Kühne
==== '''HP inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Duncan''' 
88 black (1)

88 cyan (1)

88 magenta (1)

88 yellow (1)

'''Schwarzkopf and Meyer''' 
20 black (0) - will be ordered asap

49 tricolor (0) - will be ordered asap

'''Zagratzki''' 
26 black (1)

'''old stock''' 
29 black (2)

15 black (1)

78 tri-colour (1)

==== '''Canon inks (quantity)''' ====
'''Mclaughlin''' 
3e black (1)

6 black (1)

6 magenta (1)

6 yellow (1)

6 cyan (1)

'''Graydon''' 
40 black (0)

41 colour (0)

==== '''Toner HP and Kyocera (quantity)''' ====
'''Graydon, Köhring and Simons''' 
Kyocera TK-17 (2)

'''Geluykens, Ogiermann, Carpenter, Stinshoff, Engelhardt and Schönenberger''' 
Kyocera TK-18 (2)

'''Limberg''' 
HP 10A (0)

'''Gehring and Kirchhofer''' 
HP 12A (2)

'''Hamann''' 
HP 13X (1)

'''Leinweber''' 
HP 15X (0)

'''Seminar Kyocera FS-C5025N''' 
TK-510K (black) (1)

==This Wiki==

*[[Angl-Am:About|Verantwortliche]]
*[[Help talk:Contents|Hilfe durch die betreuenden Administratoren]]

__NOTOC__

Talk:Kolloquium

2009-12-07T07:36:03Z

Annika McPherson: /* Freie Termine */

==Freie Termine==
*

Kursiv gesetzte Termine liegen direkt vor oder nach einem bereits fixierten Termin.

==Planungen für das Sommersemester 2010==



==Text für den Veranstaltungsplaner==

Forschungskolloquium des Seminars für Anglistik und Amerikanistik

Di 18-20, A6 2-212

Das Kolloquium dient der Vorstellung und Diskussion von laufenden Projekten und neuen Entwicklungen in allen Teilgebieten der Anglistik/Amerikanistik sowie der benachbarten Disziplinen. Das Format ist flexibel, im allgemeinen schließt sich an einen ca. 45-minütigen Vortrag eine ebenfalls ca. 45-minütige Diskussion an.

Die Vortragenden sind i.a. Lehrende, DoktorandInnen des Seminars sowie Gäste und VertreterInnen benachbarter Disziplinen.

Bitte beachten: Die Sitzungen finden in unregelmäßiger Folge statt. InteressentInnen können sich von h.limberg@uni-oldenburg.de oder annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de in einen Email-Verteiler aufnehmen lassen. Näheres auch unter

http://www.wiki.uni-oldenburg.de/fk3/angl-am/index.php?title=Kolloquium

==Formulare==
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/fk1/instpaed/download/Formulare/dozent-referent-beauftragung.doc Dozent/Referent-Beauftragung]
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/Angl-Am-Kolloquium-2008-06-30.doc Word-doc Vorlage für Poster]

Talk:Kolloquium

2009-12-07T07:35:18Z

Annika McPherson: /* Text für den Veranstaltungsplaner */

==Freie Termine==
*Oktober: Di. 21., ''28.''
*November: ''11.'', 18., ''25.''
*Dezember: ''9.'', 16.
*Januar 2009: 20., 27.

Kursiv gesetzte Termine liegen direkt vor oder nach einem bereits fixierten Termin.

==Planungen für das Sommersemester 2010==



==Text für den Veranstaltungsplaner==

Forschungskolloquium des Seminars für Anglistik und Amerikanistik

Di 18-20, A6 2-212

Das Kolloquium dient der Vorstellung und Diskussion von laufenden Projekten und neuen Entwicklungen in allen Teilgebieten der Anglistik/Amerikanistik sowie der benachbarten Disziplinen. Das Format ist flexibel, im allgemeinen schließt sich an einen ca. 45-minütigen Vortrag eine ebenfalls ca. 45-minütige Diskussion an.

Die Vortragenden sind i.a. Lehrende, DoktorandInnen des Seminars sowie Gäste und VertreterInnen benachbarter Disziplinen.

Bitte beachten: Die Sitzungen finden in unregelmäßiger Folge statt. InteressentInnen können sich von h.limberg@uni-oldenburg.de oder annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de in einen Email-Verteiler aufnehmen lassen. Näheres auch unter

http://www.wiki.uni-oldenburg.de/fk3/angl-am/index.php?title=Kolloquium

==Formulare==
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/fk1/instpaed/download/Formulare/dozent-referent-beauftragung.doc Dozent/Referent-Beauftragung]
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/Angl-Am-Kolloquium-2008-06-30.doc Word-doc Vorlage für Poster]

Talk:Kolloquium

2009-12-07T07:34:14Z

Annika McPherson: /* Planungen für das Wintersemester 2008/09 */

==Freie Termine==
*Oktober: Di. 21., ''28.''
*November: ''11.'', 18., ''25.''
*Dezember: ''9.'', 16.
*Januar 2009: 20., 27.

Kursiv gesetzte Termine liegen direkt vor oder nach einem bereits fixierten Termin.

==Planungen für das Sommersemester 2010==



==Text für den Veranstaltungsplaner==

Forschungskolloquium des Seminars für Anglistik und Amerikanistik

Di 18-20, A6 2-212

Das Kolloquium dient der Vorstellung und Diskussion von laufenden Projekten und neuen Entwicklungen in allen Teilgebieten der Anglistik/Amerikanistik sowie der benachbarten Disziplinen. Das Format ist flexibel, im allgemeinen schließt sich an einen ca. 45-minütigen Vortrag eine ebenfalls ca. 45-minütige Diskussion an.

Die Vortragenden sind i.a. Lehrende, DoktorandInnen des Seminars sowie Gäste und VertreterInnen benachbarter Disziplinen. Die Organisation liegt bei Dr. Olaf Simons, die Sitzungsleitung wechselt.

Bitte beachten: Die Sitzungen finden in unregelmäßiger Folge statt. InteressentInnen können sich von olaf.simons@uni-oldenburg.de in einen Email-Verteiler aufnehmen lassen. Näheres auch unter

http://www.wiki.uni-oldenburg.de/fk3/angl-am/index.php?title=Kolloquium

==Formulare==
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/fk1/instpaed/download/Formulare/dozent-referent-beauftragung.doc Dozent/Referent-Beauftragung]
* [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/Angl-Am-Kolloquium-2008-06-30.doc Word-doc Vorlage für Poster]

User:Annika McPherson

2009-10-06T16:07:33Z

Annika McPherson:

Annika McPherson recently completed her PhD studies at the University of Bremen with a dissertation entitled ''White-Female-Postcolonial? Towards a Transcultural Reading of Marina Warner's ''Indigo'' and Barbara Kingsolver's ''The Poisonwood Bible'''. Her main interests are comparative Cultural Studies, cultural theory, contemporary literature in English and Postcolonial Studies.
*Office hours: Tue 15-16, A6 2-209
*Phone: 798-2345 or 04298/419382
*Mailto: annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de

==Courses at the University of Oldenburg==
===Winter 2009-10===
*AM The Indian Diaspora in History, Literature and Film: Fri 10-12, W 04-172 (Wechloy!)
*MM Pirates, Slaves and Colonists: The British Empire in the Atlantic World: Mon 12-14 A1 0-004
===Summer 2009===
*BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Tue 12-14, A10 1-121
*BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Wed 16-18, A11 1-101a
*AM Caribbean Crosscurrents in Contemporary British Society: Wed 12-14, A1 0-009
*MM Culture in the New South Africa: Wed 10-12, A10 1-121a
===Winter 2008-09===
*[[2008-09 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1]] Course E
*[[2008-09 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 1]]
*[[2008-09 AM British and Global Anglophone Youth Cultures]]
*[[2008-09 AM The Transformation of British Cultural Identities]]
*[[2008-09 MM Multicultural Conviviality and Conflict in Britain]]
===Summer 2007===
*Introduction to Literature Part 2, Course G,
*"Britain" & "America" in Indo-English Fiction,
*Topics in American Cultural Studies,
*"Race" in the Contemporary American Novel

[[Category:Lecturer|McPherson, Annika]]

User:Annika McPherson

2009-10-06T16:07:13Z

Annika McPherson:

Annika McPherson recently completed her PhD studies at the University of Bremen with a dissertation entitled ''White-Female-Postcolonial? Towards a Transcultural Reading of Marina Warner's ''Indigo'' and Barbara Kingsolver's ''The Poisonwood Bible'''. Her main interests are comparative Cultural Studies, cultural theory, contemporary literature in English and Postcolonial Studies.
*Office hours: Tue 15-16
*Phone: 798-2345 or 04298/419382
*Mailto: annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de

==Courses at the University of Oldenburg==
===Winter 2009-10===
*AM The Indian Diaspora in History, Literature and Film: Fri 10-12, W 04-172 (Wechloy!)
*MM Pirates, Slaves and Colonists: The British Empire in the Atlantic World: Mon 12-14 A1 0-004
===Summer 2009===
*BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Tue 12-14, A10 1-121
*BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Wed 16-18, A11 1-101a
*AM Caribbean Crosscurrents in Contemporary British Society: Wed 12-14, A1 0-009
*MM Culture in the New South Africa: Wed 10-12, A10 1-121a
===Winter 2008-09===
*[[2008-09 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1]] Course E
*[[2008-09 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 1]]
*[[2008-09 AM British and Global Anglophone Youth Cultures]]
*[[2008-09 AM The Transformation of British Cultural Identities]]
*[[2008-09 MM Multicultural Conviviality and Conflict in Britain]]
===Summer 2007===
*Introduction to Literature Part 2, Course G,
*"Britain" & "America" in Indo-English Fiction,
*Topics in American Cultural Studies,
*"Race" in the Contemporary American Novel

[[Category:Lecturer|McPherson, Annika]]

Mittelbau Hiwis

2009-05-03T15:06:47Z

Annika McPherson:

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Kolloquium

2009-04-30T14:41:52Z

Annika McPherson: /* Summer 2009 */

*(In der Regel) Dienstags 18:15, Raum A6 2-212
*Veranstalter: [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/index.html Seminar für Anglistik und Amerikanistik der Universität Oldenburg]
*Organisation: [[User:Olaf Simons|Dr. Olaf Simons]] und [[User:Christina Meyer|Dr. Christina Meyer]]

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Das Kolloquium ist eine außerhalb des Vorlesungsverzeichnisses laufende Veranstaltung mit interdisziplinärer Ausrichtung. Sie soll im Seminar - unter Oldenburgs AnglistInnen und AmerkanistInnen - fachorientierten Diskussionen Raum bieten. Der Austausch mit Gästen, ob Vortragende oder Zuhörende, steht dabei immer wieder im Vordergrund.

Die Veranstaltung findet meist Dienstags (im Seminarratsraum A6-2-212) statt. In der Regel steht ein Vortrag von 45 Minuten bis einer Stunde im Zentrum einer offenen Diskussion. Interessierte alle Fächer sind zu jeder dieser Veranstaltungen herzlich eingeladen. Ansprechpartner für Ideen und Organisation (wie etwa die Aufnahme in die Mailinglist) ist

[[User:Olaf Simons|Olaf Simons]].

=Summer 2009=

(in Planung):
* 5.5.2009: Dr. des. Annika McPherson "The Role of Cultural Studies in the English Studies Curriculum"
* 12.5.2009: David Tizon Couto (University of Vigo, Spain): "The Topic Marking Function of Left Dislocation: Evidence from Late Modern English"
* 9.6.2009: Dr. Barbara Buchenau
* 23.6.2009: Julia Meier (Titel folgt)
* 7.7.2009: Daniel Stein (Göttingen) - "Herbariums of Artistic Life: Louis Armstrong's Writings, Recordings, and Photo-Collages"

==Archive and Planning==

*[[Kolloquium/Archive]]
*Planning see: [[Talk:Kolloquium]]

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2009 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 2

2009-04-29T12:49:16Z

Annika McPherson: /* Tutorials */

*[[User:Annika McPherson|Annika McPherson]]
*[[User:Christina Meyer|Christina Meyer]]
*[[User:Julia Meier|Julia Meier]]
*[[User:Olaf Simons|Olaf Simons]]

See for part 1: [[2008-09 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 1]]

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==The individual Courses==
* Mo, 10:00 - 12:00, A06 0-001, Olaf Simons: 29 Participants
* Mo, 18:00 - 20:00, Raum: A10 1-121a, Julia Meier
* Tu, 12:00 - 14:00, A10 1-121, Annika McPherson
* Tu, 16:00 - 18:00, A10 1-121a, Christina Meyer
* We, 16:00 - 18:00, A11 1-101, Annika McPherson
* We, 18:00 - 20:00, A06 0-001, Christina Meyer
* We, 18:00 - 20:00, A10 1-121, Olaf Simons: 24 Participants

==General Course Outline==
Cultural studies have seen major developments over the last two decades. These developments have not only transformed approaches to research methodology, but are also questioning existing understandings of related matters such as disciplinary boundaries, academic topics, questions of periodization, epochs, and categorization.
This is part 2 of the introductory module “Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies.” The “Übung” will be conducted in smaller groups and is designed to lead into practical work with materials.
Reading suggestions and additional texts will be made available on the reserve shelf (“Handapparat”) in the library and/or on Stud-IP.

Objectives of this “Übung” are to prepare students for participation in critical debates surrounding the historical contexts and modes of analysis of different cultural products of the Anglophone world by
*developing an understanding of the issues and questions dealt with in cultural studies
*developing the necessary (practical) skills for historical contextualization and cultural analysis
*applying these skills to selected topic areas and cultural products/phenomena in the context of historical developments and current critical debates

Students will become familiar with
*a variety of discourses and different conceptions of ‘history’ and ‘culture’
*historical and present day socio-cultural and political debates
*critical schools of thought
*media-specific forms and methods of cultural analysis

Students will
*research and assess relevant database information
*produce and discuss outlines of different source material and critical debates
*apply media-specific approaches for contextualization and analysis
*situate critical debates and methodological approaches
*position a cultural product within its wider context and current relevance
*formulate discourse- and context-specific questions for further research

This “Übung” is mandatory for BA students in Anglistik/Amerikanistik
Prerequisites:
*regular attendance
*mandatory session for everybody: May 19, 2009!!!
*two written assignments (60% of the overall grade for the module)

Language in class: English

==Tutorials==
* Jasmin Bashale: Mo 10-12, S 2-204
* Florian Gubisch: Mo 12-14, A10 1-121a
* Manuel Saralidis: Mo 18 - 20, A01 0-009

==Session 1: Organisation and Introduction==
'''Handout'''
*[[Excerpt]]

*Methods and principles in Cultural Studies,
*explaining the outline of this course
*Text: Olaudah Equiano, ''The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Or Gustav Vassa, the African, Written By Himself''. 1789
*close reading of frontmatter & beginning of first chapter; structure of the book
* “Nationallizenzen” and ECCO

'''Homework'''
Read [[Olaudah Equiano, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano (1789)]] either Norton Critical edition or pdf-files given on the page
*Vol. I, Ch. V-VI, (better: at least up to VI)
*Vol. II, Chaps. IX-X
*close readings
*read the [[Excerpt]] handout, look through the pdf files of the original text, gather information.

==Session 2: Text Analysis==
*discussing the mandatory readings

==Session 3: Historical Contextualization==
*clarifying the frameworks
*group work (material distributed in class)

'''Materials to look at as course preparation'''

:'''Two Spiritual Autobiographies'''
::*John Bunyan, ''The pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come delivered under the similitude of a dream, wherein is discovered the manner of his setting out, his dangerous journey, and safe arrival at the desired countrey'' London: Printed for Nath. Ponder, 1678. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrim%27s_Progress Wikipedia] [http://eebo.chadwyck.com/search/full_rec?SOURCE=pgimages.cfg&ACTION=ByID&ID=9726052&FILE=../session/1240138419_1570&SEARCHSCREEN=CITATIONS&VID=44054&PAGENO=1&ZOOM=&VIEWPORT=&SEARCHCONFIG=var_spell.cfg&DISPLAY=AUTHOR&HIGHLIGHT_KEYWORD= EEBO]
::*''An Account of Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of a Private Gentleman'' [...] ''to be communicated to the publick after his decease'' [...] ''the second edition, with additions from the author's original papers'' London: N. Cliff/ D. Jackson, 1711. [http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO?dd=0&locID=bis&d1=0320400500&srchtp=b&c=26&SU=All&d2=1&docNum=CW3301250241&b0=remarkable+passages&h2=1&vrsn=1.0&b1=KE&d6=1&ste=10&dc=tiPG&stp=DateAscend&d4=0.33&n=10&d5=d6 ECCO]

:'''The three Parts of Robinson Crusoe'''
::*Daniel Defoe: ''Robinson Crusoe'' part 1: ''The life and strange surprizing adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner: who lived eight and twenty years, all alone in an un-inhabited''. London: W. Taylor, 1719. [http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO?dd=0&locID=bis&d1=0653600100&srchtp=b&c=6&SU=All&df=f&d2=1&docNum=CW3313746641&b0=Robinson+crusoe&h2=1&vrsn=1.0&b1=KE&d6=1&d3=1&ste=10&stp=DateAscend&d4=0.33&n=10&d5=d6 ECCO]
::*Daniel Defoe: ''Robinson Crusoe'' part 2: ''The farther adventures of Robinson Crusoe; being the second and last part of his life, and of the strange surprizing accounts of his travels'' London: W. Taylor, 1719. [http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO?dd=0&locID=bis&d1=1293200400&srchtp=b&c=2&SU=All&d2=1&docNum=CW3317261405&b0=Robinson+crusoe&h2=1&vrsn=1.0&b1=KE&d6=1&ste=10&dc=tiPG&stp=DateAscend&d4=0.33&n=10&d5=d6 ECCO]
::*Daniel Defoe: ''Robinson Crusoe'' part 3: ''Serious reflections during the life and surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe: with his vision of the angelick world. Written by himself'' London, W. Taylor. 1720 [http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/ECCO?dd=0&locID=bis&d1=0653600100&srchtp=b&c=6&SU=All&df=f&d2=1&docNum=CW3313746641&b0=Robinson+crusoe&h2=1&vrsn=1.0&b1=KE&d6=1&d3=1&ste=10&stp=DateAscend&d4=0.33&n=10&d5=d6 ECCO]

'''Homework'''
*Get you share of the National license to access EEBO and ECCO. Click http://www.nationallizenzen.de to apply.
*Research – where can I find material?
:*Group 1: open access (e.g. the Internet),
:*Group 2: limited access (e.g. online databases),
:*Group 3: on campus library,
:*Group 4: inter-library loan

[[Olaudah Equiano, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano (1789)|Page for Equiano Research Results]]

==Session 4: Research Methods==
'''Handout'''
* [[Literary and Cultural Studies:Research guide]]

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
*Evaluating the quality of research methods and materials
*Research Exercise: GVK Plus

'''Homework'''
*read the following article: Carretta, Vincent. “Defining a Gentlman: The Status of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa.” Language Sciences 22 (2000): 385-399.

==Session 5: How to Read Secondary Literature==
'''Handouts'''
* [[Understanding Research]]
* [[Literary and Cultural Studies:Writing academic texts]]

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* Vincent Carretta's article
:# structure
:# argumentation
:# how does the text deal with primary text?
:# how doe the article deal with a discussion that has evolved around the Equiano narrative?
:# how do I position myself with respect to the article

'''Assignment 1: DEADLINE: MAY 19, 2009'''
* Compile a Bibliography of secondary research on Olaudah Equiano, ''The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Or Gustav Vassa, the African, Written By Himself''. 1789
# Give a structured analysis of this bibliography:
:*Are there noticeable temporal gaps - remarkable intervals of no research?
:*Is it possible to connect topics of research to individual decades?
# Select and digest one article of this list
:* Try to place the article in the overview you gave in question one
:* Give a brief summary of its content and main argument

==Session 6: New Perspectives on Equiano==
'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* Embedding Equiano in the concepts and approaches of Postcolonial Studies, Diaspora (e.g. Paul Gilroy, The Black Atlantic)

==Session 7: ''9/11'' Naudet Brothers, Media Screening, May 19, 2009==
ATTENTION: mandatory for everybody
Room will be announced!

==Session 8: Documentary Film==
'''Handout'''
* [[Film Analysis]]

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
*Close analysis
*Medium “documentary film” – compared to “feature film”; finding a definition; narrative structure? art? fiction?

'''Homework'''
* Background reading

==Session 9: Representations of 9/11 ==
'''Handout'''
* Link

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* Literature, film, artworks, photography…how does ‘culture’ deal with 9/11

'''Homework'''
* Probing research methods – what can I find out about critical discussions on these events?

==Session 10: Discourse==
'''Handout'''
* Link

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* Roland Barthes and the Mythologies
* Reading and discussing 3 short articles
* 5 examples (e.g. photographic images)

==Session 11: Constructing/-edness of a Discourse==
'''Handout'''
* [[Discourse Analysis]]

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* How is a discourse of terror(ism) formed? The terrorist themselves; media; reception
* Comparative analysis of British newspapers
* Goal of the discourse formation ?

'''Homework'''
* to be announced

==Session 12: From Public to Academic Debates==
'''Handout'''
* Link

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* The terror attacks in the framework of multiculturalism
* Developing theses/statements
* Structure of an (argumentative) essay

'''Homework'''
* to be announced

==Session 13: Round-up==
'''Handout'''
* [[Literary and Cultural Studies:Writing academic texts]]

'''Exercises & Discussions'''
* Preparations for Assignment 2
* Evaluation, feedback

===Literature===

===Workload===
Assignment 2 (take-home):

Argumentative essay (approx. 4 computer-typed pages)

Your research essay has to state and develop a thesis/an argument based on a topic of your choice relating to either part 1 (Olaudah Equiano) or part 2 (9/11 and 7/7) of the "Übung." While developing a thesis/statement on a topic of your choice consider the following questions:
*What do you want to take issue with and why?
*What is your argument?
*How does your statement/thesis relate to the current scholarly debate? What is your position?
Based on your research of relevant primary and secondary sources, and with reference to the discussions and exercises during the semester you have to explain why it is important to take up one particular issue and how this issue relates to the current scholarly debate. Cite from the narrative to back up your answers.

Example: My contention is that in his autobiographical Narrative, Olaudah Equiano mimicks the voice of the colonized/other to subvert the British colonial – eurocentric – discourse. I agree with xyz, who claims that…However, I would go a step further an argue that Equiano’s Narrative is…

Format your essay according to the style sheet; you have to indicate quotations and give references, and you need to compile a bibliography at the end of your essay according to the style sheet.
For further reference: Aczel, Richard. How to Write an Essay. Stuttgart et al.: Klett, 2006.

'''Assignment 2: DEADLINE: August 01, 2009'''

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:44:27Z

Annika McPherson: /* P */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
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* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
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===P===
* PAC

* Pass Laws

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
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===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* 1950: Group Areas Act: forced removal of people from settlement areas into Bantustans

* April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency

* 1963 censorship (Publications Control Board)

* International Sanctions

* April 1994: first democratic elections

* 1996-1998: Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings

* 1997: Thabo Mbeki launches African Renaissance concept

* 1999: Mbeki elected President afer Mandela retires

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:43:09Z

Annika McPherson: /* Timeline South Africa */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* 1950: Group Areas Act: forced removal of people from settlement areas into Bantustans

* April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency

* 1963 censorship (Publications Control Board)

* International Sanctions

* April 1994: first democratic elections

* 1996-1998: Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings

* 1997: Thabo Mbeki launches African Renaissance concept

* 1999: Mbeki elected President afer Mandela retires

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:41:47Z

Annika McPherson: /* Timeline South Africa */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency

* International Sanctions

* April 1994: first democratic elections

* 1996-1998: Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings

* 1997: Thabo Mbeki launches African Renaissance concept

* 1999: Mbeki elected President afer Mandela retires

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:39:25Z

Annika McPherson: /* Timeline South Africa */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency

* International Sanctions

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:34:38Z

Annika McPherson: /* Timeline South Africa */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC, PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) and Communist Party banned; Sharpeville Massacre, State of Emergency

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:33:30Z

Annika McPherson: /* D */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
* "Drum": magazine and groups of cultural producers

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:32:58Z

Annika McPherson: /* S */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown: Black area of settlement and cultural production that was destroyed for resettlement schemes

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:28:41Z

Annika McPherson: /* S */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

* Sharpeville Massacre

* Sophiatown

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:27:58Z

Annika McPherson: /* V */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
* Verwoerd

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:27:46Z

Annika McPherson: /* S */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
* Smuts

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
*

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:27:34Z

Annika McPherson: /* B */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
* Bantustans

* Botha

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
*

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
*

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections

2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa

2009-04-22T09:25:54Z

Annika McPherson: /* P */

==Glossary South Africa==

===A===
* ANC - African National Congress, founded in 1912, up until 1994 this party supported and promoted the liberation movement. Most famous member: Nelson Mandela, since 1994 it has been the governing party; it is expected that the ANC will win the upcoming elections again

* Apartheid: the recognition and separation of separate groups of people (National Party); separateness

===B===
*

===C===
*

===D===
*

===E===
*

===F===
*

===G===
*

===H===
*

===I===
*

===J===
*

===K===
*

===L===
*

===M===
* "Madiba": nickname for Mandela

* Mandela

===N===
*

===O===
*

===P===
* PAC

===Q===
*

===R===
*

===S===
*

===T===
*

===U===
*

===V===
*

===W===
*

===X===
*

===Y===
*

===Z===
*

==Timeline South Africa==

* [http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/chronology.htm Timelines of South African History from SAHO].

* c.1000 B.C.-200 A.D.: Khoisan settle in the region
* 300-1000 A.D.: Bantu-speaking people settle in the area

* 1478: Portuguese Bartholemeu Dias arrives at Mossel Bay
* 1652: Jan van Riebeeck arrives with 90 men in service of the Dutch East India Company and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape of Good Hope for the Eastern trade
* 1652-1795: Dutch (later called Boers or Afrikaners) conquer the Khoisan, slaves are imported from Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Madagascar and Mosambique
* by 1662, a colony had developed and immigration was encouraged from the 1700s onwards; "trekboers" move north and east; Khoisan pushed into service for the colonists; conflicts with Xhosa-speaking people in the east
* Dutch, German and French Huguenot colonists gradually begin to from an Afrikaner identity
* British take over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, return it sven years later, and regain control in 1806
* Cape frontier wars: British-Xhosa conflicts
* Missionary activity
* "The Great Trek"
* Formation of the Orange Free State and South African Republic (Transvaal or ZAR - Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek)
* Moshoeshoe's Basotholand (today's Lesotho)

* May 1948: Apartheid government in power

* April 1960: ANC and PAC (Pan-Africanist Congress) banned

* April 1994: first democratic elections