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050 664 Werthschulte Beyond Keywords – Cultural Studies and Contemporary Britain, 4 CP 2 st. di 12-14 GABF 04/252 Nord Cultural Studies has always regarded itself as a way to understand the everyday. Yet much of the ideas, terms and theories that make up Cultural Studies were a direct reaction to the post-war consensus and Thatcherism in a Britain not yet affected by the rise of lads' magazines, CCTV, club cultures, ur<strong>ba</strong>n regeneration and the construction of an 'underclass'. This means that we must adjust and re-think some ideas about how gender roles or class identities are constructed and how representation works in a mediascape that in many ways differs from that of the 1970s and 1980s. The aim of this course is thus twofold. You will learn about contemporary British culture in detail and you will acquire the theoretical terminology to help you make sense of it. This means that you will have to do a lot of intensive reading and independent thinking. Students that want to take this course as an Übung (3 CP) will have to do the obligatory reading, participate in class discussion and complete several written assignments. Students that want full credit (4 CP) will have to write an additional 3000 word term paper, which is due on 30 September 2012. All students need to have passed the “Introduction to Cultural Studies” in order to be able to participate in this course. Übung 050 667 Berg Cultural Studies in Practices, 3 CP Blockveranstaltung: 20./21./24./25./26. September 2012 jeweils 13.30-18.00 Uhr As you know form the “Introduction to Cultural Studies”, Cultural Studies constitutes an ‘interdisciplinary’ approach that aims at finding out about people’s ‘whole ways of life’. It focuses on discourses (the dialogical process of ‘sense-making’) within various areas of society and its sub-groups (classes, genders, ethnic groups, generations, etc.), in politics, religion, literature, the arts, advertising, music, internet communication, body styles, clothes, dance, architecture, etc.
In this course, you will do your own small cultural studies projects (pro<strong>ba</strong>bly in groups). The good thing is that Cultural Studies can investigate almost anything. So you can choose according to your interests. Finally, you will present the results of your projects in class. Since this course has a workshop character, it is organised as a block seminar. On the first day, I will outline in more detail how we might proceed. Then we will discuss some key texts and key concepts that are particularly relevant for project work. Later, you design possible projects and form research groups. The research groups work independently for some time and the last part of the course is reserved for the presentation of your research results. Perhaps, this reads a bit cryptic. If you have questions, do not hesitate to send me an e-mail or to ask me in person. Requirement for credit points: active participation, participation in and presentation of a research project.
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