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Anna Auguscik at 15:15, 15 January 2008

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Olaf Simons at 12:38, 15 January 2008

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	This question is published today, Jan 15, 2008, a week in advance of the written test, in order to give you time to reflect and prepare your statement:		This question is published today, Jan 15, 2008, a week in advance of the written test, in order to give you time to reflect and prepare your statement:
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	This question earns a maximum of 30 out of 100 points in the test. You should not spend more than fifteen minutes of your writing time on this question.		This question earns a maximum of 30 out of 100 points in the test. You should not spend more than fifteen minutes of your writing time on this question.

	Schedule for the Written Test		Schedule for the Written Test
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Anton Kirchhofer at 12:19, 15 January 2008

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The Written Test will take place on January 22, 2008, at 14.00 h
It will be held in the lecture room next door to ours, in Hörsaal 1 (A14 1-101)

It will include:
*A question about proper bibliographic forms (according to the style sheet).
*A number of questions selectively testing knowledge, or asking you to reconstruct important arguments presented in the lecture.
*A final question asking you to use information and insights from the lecture in order to construct an argument.

This question is published today, Jan 15, 2008, a week in advance of the written test, in order to give you time to reflect and prepare your statement:

:::Formulate at least two different definitions of the term 'literature' and discuss what advantages and disadvantages each definition could have for the practice of literary criticism. (30 out of 100 points)

This question earns a maximum of 30 out of 100 points in the test. You should not spend more than fifteen minutes of your writing time on this question.

Schedule for the Written Test
[to be completed]