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822/K801: Special Seminar for diploma and doctoral students (Literature)
2st, SE p.A.
Registration in the first session
Courses:
Margarete Rubik, Fri 14-16, Room 5 (ab 4.3.)
(auch anrechenbar als 722, K 522)
This class will serve as a forum where students working on their M.A and Ph.D theses can
present their findings, address issues of special interest and discuss problems arising from their
research. It will thus provide opportunities for scholarly discussion among peers, link up students
working in similar fields and offer methodical guidelines as well as practical advice and critical
feedback. Very often, similar methodical problems arise in the course of larger research
projects, so that an exchange of opinions and comparison of strategies for solving such problems
have generally proved helpful and inspiring for students. There will also be room for discussing
literary theory.
All students specialising in literature are welcome, but the class invites participation particularly
from students who are supervised by Prof. Rubik.
All participants will be expected to give a presentation about their research projects in class and
to provide handouts containing some samples of the texts analysed in their theses.
Registration in the first lesson.
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Waldemar Zacharasiewicz, Mon 16-18, Room 5
Course description see notice board
VORPRÜFUNGSFACH (K 701)
2st, UE, p.A.
Registration see p. 15 (16)
Drama as a teaching method in the classroom
Egon Turecek, Wed 17-19, Unterrichtsraum (ab 9.3.)
Drama is a creative and holistic form of learning, which helps students to acquire a wide range of
skills. It can be used as a teaching method in all subjects as well as in cross-curricular projects.