Courses

Note the institute's wiki is a free service, offered to facilitate communication. You can open pages for your seminars, but you do not have to. Pages and sub pages you create can be discussed on the respective discussion pages; unlike StudIP pages they will be openly visible all over the world wide web. For a list of all courses see our Courses:Timetable. The complete course program is managed as the Veranstaltungsplaner and published as the official Vorlesungsverzeichnis outside this wiki. Contact Anna Auguscik or Mariam S. Severin if you want to modify the latter two pages. If you are a student you have to use StudIP, the university's central page of student services, in order to register - read our special page on course registration at StudIP. Ideas for future seminars Archive of past seminars Winter 2007/2008 Basismodule 2007-08 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1 (Anton Kirchhofer / Olaf Simons, Tu 14-16) 2007-08 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 2 (Katharina Schneider, Thur 18-20) Aufbaumodule 2007-08 AM Le Morte Darthur 1485 (Olaf Simons, Fr 16-18) 2007-08 AM Theories of Knowledge and Society: Hobbes, Locke, Shaftesbury and Mandeville (Olaf Simons, Mo 18-20) 2007-08 AM Patterns of Participation: Literature and Criticism in the 19th and 20th Centuries (Anton Kirchhofer, Thu 14-16) 2007-08 AM "A visual, tactile, olfactory blot. An indelible vulgarity": The Vietnam War in Film and Fiction, (Christina Meyer, Tue 12-14) 2007-08 AM Welcome to the Desert of the Real: History, Trauma, and Popular Culture, (Christina Meyer, Tue 18-20) 2007-08 AM Zadie Smith's Multicultural World (Anna Auguscik, Fr 12-14) Abschlußmodule 2007-08 ASM Star Trek 1965-2005 (Olaf Simons, We 16-18) 2007-08 ASM The American War Novel (Christina Meyer, Mo 14-16) Mastermodule 2007-08 MM Early Modern Self-Fashioning (Anton Kirchhofer / Dagmar Freist, Tu 10-12) 2007-08 MM 18th- and 19th-Century Futures (Olaf Simons, Thu. 12-14) 2007-08 MM Romans à Clef -- Fictions with a Key (Anton Kirchhofer, Thu 10-12) 2007-08 MM "The truth is not always in a well": The Detective Figure in American Fiction, (Christina Meyer, Mo 18-20) Etwas Bewegung Tae Kwon Do course, Olaf Simons, Mo, We, Fr nach dem Mittagessen Things to come? Seminar Ideas Assignments, examinations, homework related materials Assignments Handouts Style sheet Statement on 'Plagiarism'

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