(32 220)
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Advanced Disciplinary Research Methods: Literary Aesthetics, Reading, History
(2 SWS); Do 12.00-14.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(16.4.) |
Bärbel Tischleder |
In this course we will continue our discussion of critical literary theory and current work in progress. We will focus on the relations of literary aesthetics and history, New Historicism, literary postmodernism and historiographic metafiction, modes of mimesis, textuality and materiality, theories of narrative and the novel, "Border Literary Histories" and the "Glocal".
The authors to be considered will include Theodor Adorno, Mikhail Bakhtin, Bill Brown, Christine Gallagher, Gérard Genette, Stephen Greenblatt, Linda Hutcheon, Heinz Ickstadt, Wolfgang Iser, Barbara Johnson, George Levine, and José Limón. |
Sprechstunden
Bärbel Tischleder: Di, 16-17
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(32 520)
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Theories and Methods in Political and Social Science Research
(Englisch); Di 14.00-16.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(14.4.) |
Margarita Mayer |
| This graduate seminar focuses on theory and methods in political science research, particularly within political economy perspectives, neoliberalism and regulation approaches, governance as well as governmentality approaches, migration/transnationalism, and social movements. |
Sprechstunden
Margarita Mayer: Mo 15 - 16
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(32 521)
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Neoliberalism, Conservative Revolution and New Social Movements
(2 SWS) (Englisch); Di 10.00-12.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(14.4.) |
Irwin Collier,
David Harvey,
Margarita Mayer |
| This interdisciplinary graduate seminar will cover the intellectual roots of and analyze different perspectives on movement conservatism and neoliberalism, before turning to a variety of dimensions of contemporary societal, political, and economic restructuring as analyzed by some of the leading authors in current debates. |
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(32 522)
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The United States as epicenter of the economic crisis
(Dieses Oberseminar der Graduate School kann auch als Hauptseminar im alten Magisterstudiengang und im MA besucht werden.
Achtung: Beginn am 4.5.09)
(2 SWS) (Englisch); Mo 10.00-12.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(4.5.) |
Margarita Mayer,
David Harvey |
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(32 621)
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Advanced Disciplinary Methods (Sociology)
; Di 16.00-18.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(14.4.) |
Frank Adloff |
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(32 721)
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Advanced Disciplinary Research Methods
(Research Colloquium)
(2 SWS) (Englisch); Di 12.00-14.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(14.4.) |
Irwin Collier |
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(32 410)
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Advanced Research Methods (History)
; Do 10.00-12.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(16.4.) |
Andreas Etges |
Sprechstunden
Andreas Etges: Do 13-14.00 und 16-17.00
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(32 408)
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Colonial Responses to Problems of Governance in the Early Modern British Empire
(Dieses Oberseminar der Graduate School kann auch von Studierenden der Fächer NAS (als Hauptseminar im Magisterstudiengang und im MA, Modul C) und Geschichte (als Hauptseminar im Magisterstudiengang und als Übung Räume und Regionen im MA) nach Anmedlung (s.u.) besucht werden.)
(2 SWS) (7 cr) (5 LP) (Englisch); Mi 16.00-18.00 - Villa Lansstr. 5, 2 (Seminarraum) |
(22.4.) |
Ursula Lehmkuhl,
Jack Greene |
This seminar will involve an intensive examination of contemporary colonial political writing from the 1680s through the mid-1760s. Each of the thirteen sessions [or, if the first section is just introductory, twelve] will consider one of the principal examples of this extensive but under-analyzed literature.
For those who need to register for this course, please send an email to history(at)jfki.fu-berlin.de by April 9th, 2009. |
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(32 121)
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Advanced Disciplinary Methods
; Mi 12.00-14.00 - ZI JFKI Lansstr. 7-9, 305 (Konferenzraum) |
(15.4.) |
Winfried Fluck |
