Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Anglistik Heidelberg SS 2008

4.7 Proseminar I Kulturwissenschaft (anwendungsorientiert) / Landeskunde
adaptations. The preliminary session on Monday, April 14th, will include an introductory lecture on
structures, forms and narrative strategies of novel and film.
Thereafter, the film adaptation of the week’s novel will be shown on Monday evenings 19.00 (s.t.)
in Room 110. The session on the following day (Tuesday, 11.15) will open with a 15 minute lecture
on particular features of the novel, followed by a 15 minute lecture on particular features of the film
adaptation. The two lectures will provide a critical basis for students to then discuss and evaluate
the novel and its cinematic adaptation.
Registration: Landeskunde/Cultural Studies. Online only
All students of the Anglistisches Seminar can attend the Monday evening screenings. No
registration is necessary.
All students may attend the two 15 minute lectures on Tuesday, 11.15. No registration is
neccessary.
Texts: The following novels will be considered: Pride and Prejudice (Austen), Wuthering Heights
(E. Brontë), Jane Eyre (Ch. Brontë), Great Expectations (Dickens), Tess of the d’Urbervilles
(Hardy), Lord Jim (Conrad), A Passage to India (E.M. Forster), Mrs Dalloway (Woolf), 1984
(Orwell), Brideshead Revisited (Waugh), The French Lieutenant’s Woman (Fowles), The Remains
of the Day (Ishiguroe)
Course Requirements: Students wanting a Schein will attend the Monday screening, the Tuesday
lectures and the ensuing discussion. They will also write a term-paper. Regular attendance and
participation (1 CP); preparation (2 CP); group presentation (0,5 CP); term paper (2 CP).
4.8 Proseminar I Kulturwissenschaft (theoretisch)
Bachelor-Modul Studiengang/Semester
Cultural Core Studies 25% KW, 50% oder 75% 2.-3. Semester
5,5 Leistungspunkte
Mediaculture
Dr. Herbrechter Mittwoch 11:00 – 13:00 113 2st.
Description see page 27.
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