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2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T15:08:36Z

J. Reinke: /* 16.11.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_bibliographia_literaria.pdf Coleridge: Biographia Literaria.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1797_coleridge_kubla_khan.pdf Coleridge: Kubla Khan.]

==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1817),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798).]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1817).]

==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism:

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1794_blake_london.pdf William Blake, “London”.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1819_shelley_england_in_1819.pdf P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.] .

==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T15:05:33Z

J. Reinke: /* 09.11.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_bibliographia_literaria.pdf Coleridge: Biographia Literaria.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1797_coleridge_kubla_khan.pdf Coleridge: Kubla Khan.]

==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1817),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798).]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1817).]

==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T15:04:36Z

J. Reinke: /* 09.11.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_bibliographia_literaria.pdf Coleridge: Biographia Literaria.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1797_coleridge_kubla_khan.pdf Coleridge: Kubla Khan.]

==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798).]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1816_coleridge_ancient_mariner.pdf Coleridge: ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1816).]

==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T15:01:40Z

J. Reinke: /* 02.11.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_bibliographia_literaria.pdf Coleridge: Biographia Literaria.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1797_coleridge_kubla_khan.pdf Coleridge: Kubla Khan.]

==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T14:59:01Z

J. Reinke: /* 02.11.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1817_coleridge_bibliographia_literaria.pdf Coleridge: Romantic Imagination and Romantic Aesthetics:
Biographia Literaria (esp. character. XII and XIV.]
*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1797_coleridge_kubla_khan.pdf Coleridge: Kubla Khan.]

==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T14:55:32Z

J. Reinke: /* 26.10.09 */

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)

*[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/intro-to-literature/d/1798_wordsworth_tintern_abbey.pdf Wordsworth, “Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798).]

==02.11.09==
Coleridge: Romantic Imagination and Romantic Aesthetics:
Biographia Literaria (esp. character. XII and XIV),
“Kubla Khan” (1816).
==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T14:49:57Z

J. Reinke:

* '''Time:''' Monday 16-18
* '''Venue'''

==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)
“Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798)
==02.11.09==
Coleridge: Romantic Imagination and Romantic Aesthetics:
Biographia Literaria (esp. character. XII and XIV),
“Kubla Khan” (1816).
==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18

2009-10-19T14:49:12Z

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==Course Description==

==19.10.09==
Introduction. Technicalities. -- Three concepts and their connection: Modernity, Romanticism, Gothic
==26.10.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Romanticism
Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads. (1802)
“Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey” (1798)
==02.11.09==
Coleridge: Romantic Imagination and Romantic Aesthetics:
Biographia Literaria (esp. character. XII and XIV),
“Kubla Khan” (1816).
==09.11.09==
Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (1798 and 1816),
Coleridge on the Supernatural.
==16.11.09==
Political Romanticism: William Blake, “London”;
P. B. Shelley “England in 1819”.
==23.11.09==
Established Views in Literary History: Gothic
Ann Radcliffe “On the Supernatural” (1826);
The Typical Genre Features of Gothic Fiction as Found in The Monk (Sedgwick and others).
==30.11.09==
Lewis, The Monk:
Plot Structure, Narrative Perspectives.
==07.12.09==
Lewis, The Monk: “The Dark Side of What?”:
Passion, Repression, Violence.
The Monk and the Contemporary Debate
==14.12.09==
A first resumé of tensions and debates:
Gothic and romantic, and the relation of both towards ‘modernity’
==04.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams 1:
The (plot) structure of CW;
CW as a Critique of the English Social System
and the Character and Development of Mr. Falkland
==11.01.10==
William Godwin, Caleb Williams II
Narrative Techniques, Caleb’s character and his changing perspective on Falkland. The alternative ending.
==18.01.10==
CW , The Monk, and the Public Debate as a Gothic, a Romantic or a Modern text. – Constructing Different Readings.
==25.01.10==
Course Evaluation. – Final Discussion.
==01.02.10==
Feedback on Course Evaluation. –Presentation and Student Discussion of Term Paper Projects.

Courses

2009-10-19T14:32:25Z

J. Reinke: /* Winter 2009-2010 */

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==Winter 2009-2010==
'''Basismodule'''
*[[2009-10 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature]]
*[[2009-10 BM3 Introduction to English Linguistics Part I]]

'''Aufbaumodule'''
*[[2009-10 AM Teaching for Communicative Competence]]
*[[2009-10 AM Incredible India: Colonisation, Decolonisation and Contemporary Issues, We 18-20]]

'''Mastermodule'''
*[[2009-10 MM Romantic, Gothic, Modern: Literature and Culture around 1800, Mo 16-18]]

==Summer 2009==
'''Basismodule'''
*[[2009 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 2]]
*[[2009 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Lecture Course]], Tue 14-16

'''Aufbaumodule'''

*[[3.02.282 Canterbury Tales|2009 AM Geoffrey Chaucer, ''Canterbury Tales'']] Thu 16-18
*[[2009 AM Literature and the School System]]
*[[2009 AM Caribbean Crosscurrents in British Society]]
*[[2009 AM The Modern ELT-Classroom]]
*[[2009 AM 7a Language Acquisition and Learning + AM 7b The Language System and the English Syllabus]]
*[[2009 AM First and Second Language Acquisition]]
*[[2009 AM Postmodernism in America|2009 AM Postmodernism in America, Tue 12-14]]

'''Mastermodule'''

*[[2009 MM African Intertextualities: Writing and Rewriting in Anglophone Fiction from Africa]]
*[[2009 MM Culture in the New South Africa]]
*[[2009 MM Gothic! Literature – Film – Music – Fashion]]

'''Kolloquia/Abschlussmodule'''
*[[2009 Directed Studies-Dr. Christina Meyer|2009 Directed Studies-Dr. Christina Meyer, We 14-15]]
*[[2009 Kolloquium New Research in American Studies|2009 Kolloquium New Research in American Studies, Thu 12-14]]

==Archive==
*[[Courses:Archive|Archive of past seminars]]

== Assignments, examinations, homework related materials ==

* [http://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/index.php?title=Category:Assignment Assignments]
* [http://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/index.php?title=Category:Handout Handouts]
* [[Style sheet]]
* [http://wiki.angl-am.uni-oldenburg.de/index.php/Linguistics:Style_sheet_Hamann Style sheet (Linguistics)]
* [[Statement on 'Plagiarism']]
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