2008-09 BM2: Session 9 - Revision history

Olaf Simons at 16:46, 14 July 2008

2008-07-14T16:46:26Z

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	~~==Justice==~~		Media realities, media identities; the Vietnam War as the first "living-room" war; creating political identities in/on Anglo-American film and TV landscapes; globally circulating media; media culture as national culture? Trans-cultural media studies; globalization and media: world widely circulating media; The Internet; or medial globalization; cultural imperialism; public viewings; Media and gender: Reproduction of gender (and other) stereotypes via media; gendered ways of consuming/using/producing media.
			Cultural constructions of difference(s); production of meaning; examples: the rise of talk shows, soap operas (from vaudeville to today), sitcoms (e.g. ''The Nanny'' and questions of ethnicity and last week I watched an episode where homo/heterosexuality and religion were quite important) and reality-TV shows - TVsites of (cultural) 'education';

	~~Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US~~, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.		Not sure where to put it: Sports as cultural practice, also spectatorship/fandom in sports (also music), athletes as cultural icons? (David Beckham)
	~~Debates about same-sex marriage etc.~~

	~~==Crossing Borders==~~
	~~colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory~~/~~literature; new English literature~~(s), ~~intersectionality (example: Sojourner Truth~~(~~1797-1883):"Ain't I A Woman?" 1851.~~)

Michaela Koch: /* Crossing Borders */

2008-06-17T15:05:54Z

Crossing Borders

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	==Crossing Borders==		==Crossing Borders==
	colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s), intersectionality		colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s), intersectionality (example: Sojourner Truth(1797-1883):"Ain't I A Woman?" 1851.)

Michaela Koch at 13:53, 17 June 2008

2008-06-17T13:53:29Z

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	Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.		Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.
			Debates about same-sex marriage etc.

	==Crossing Borders==		==Crossing Borders==
	colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s)		colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s), intersectionality

Olaf Simons at 13:51, 16 June 2008

2008-06-16T13:51:44Z

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			==Justice==

			Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.


	==Crossing Borders==		==Crossing Borders==
	colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s)~~; hybrid cultures; trans-cultural; diaspora;~~		colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s)

Olaf Simons at 13:51, 16 June 2008

2008-06-16T13:51:23Z

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	~~to be decided~~		==Crossing Borders==
			colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s); hybrid cultures; trans-cultural; diaspora;

Christina Meyer at 12:53, 5 June 2008

2008-06-05T12:53:14Z

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	~~==Crossing Borders==~~		to be decided
	~~colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s); hybrid cultures; trans-cultural; diaspora;~~

Christina Meyer at 15:43, 4 June 2008

2008-06-04T15:43:58Z

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	~~==Justice==~~

	Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.


	==Crossing Borders==		==Crossing Borders==
	colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s)		colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s); hybrid cultures; trans-cultural; diaspora;

Christina Meyer: /* Alternative Topic */

2008-06-04T11:51:26Z

Alternative Topic

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	==~~Alternative Topic~~==		==Crossing Borders==
			colonization decolonization; postcolonial theory/literature; new English literature(s)

Olaf Simons at 18:01, 2 June 2008

2008-06-02T18:01:57Z

New page

==Justice==

Differences between Anglo-Saxon and continental European Countries. Capital Punishment in the US, Vigilantism… Great Britain and civil rights. A country which embraces surveillance. Crime and corruption as special topics. Legal institutions the Anglos Saxon Sphere exported and special situations it protected.

==Alternative Topic==