54 021
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Grammar, 1. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Fr 12.00-14.00 - KL 25/201 |
(24.10.) |
Elizabeth Erling
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Even after several years of secondary school English learning, students may still experience difficulties in putting grammar to use correctly and effectively. This course aims at addressing and remedying these difficulties. A review of the relationship between meaning and form is provided in essential areas of English grammar such as tense, the perfect and progressive aspects, the modal verbs, expressions of future time, and the article system. This review is followed by intensive practice in the use of grammatical structures to express meaning in a variety of contexts. |
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Grammar, 2. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Mo 14.00-16.00 - KL 25/201 |
(20.10.) |
Harald Preuss
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54021 |
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54 023
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Grammar, 3. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Do 12.00-14.00 - KL 25/201 |
(23.10.) |
Paul Roberts
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54021 |
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54 024
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Grammar, 4. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Mi 10.00-12.00 - K 25/10 |
(22.10.) |
Alan Walton
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54021 |
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54 030
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 1. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Mo 12.00-14.00 - K 24/10 |
(20.10.) |
Paul Roberts
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This course will mainly consist of reading texts, writing compositions and doing exercises on organizational and rhetorical considerations. In order to receive a certificate, students must pass a final examination at the end of term. This exam consists of writing a composition of approximately 350-400 words on one of three given topics within a 90 minute time frame. In order to be eligible to take this examination, students must submit at least three (3) compositions written at home (typed) and one (1) in-class practice composition. Students are expected to attend a minimum of 75 % of the classes. Ample opportunities for discussion of texts, exercises and marked compositions will be provided. All students are expected to participate in these discussions. Individual counselling will also be available. |
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54 031
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 2. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Di 12.00-14.00 - KL 25/137 |
(21.10.) |
Douglas Ross
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In this course emphasis will be placed on reading mainly non-fiction texts, and writing assignments based on these. Assignments will include writing review articles and an extended book-review. To improve cohesive writing abilities as a study skill, there will be exercises in summary techniques and the organisation of information. |
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54 032
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 3. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Fr 10.00-12.00 - K 24/10 |
(24.10.) |
Douglas Ross
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54031 |
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54 033
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 4. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende der Lehramtsstudiengänge und des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10-15 Uhr, Raum KL 25/134 Do 12.00-14.00 - JK 24/140 |
(23.10.) |
John Williams
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This course will be built around a number of presentations and classroom discussions which will provide the material for the five essays you will be required to write during the semester. Regular participation in classroom activities will be essential in order for you to have control over the necessary vocabulary and structures for writing the essays. |
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54 036
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 1. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende des Magisterstudiengangs Nordamerikastudien Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Di 16.00-19.00 - KL 25/121b |
(21.10.) |
Paul Roberts
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This course will consist of reading texts, writing compositions and viewing films (available in the Mediothek) about outstanding issues in United States social and political history.
In order to obtain a certificate, students must submit four satisfactory compositions (one of which is to be written in class), as well as attend 75% of the classes. Ample opportunities for the discussion of the readings (content, lexis, etc) and the compositions (error analysis, organizational considerations etc) will be provided. Individual counselling will also be available. |
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54 037
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 2. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende des Magisterstudiengangs Nordamerikastudien Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Mi 16.00-19.00 - KL 25/121a |
(22.10.) |
Luita Spangler
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The work in this course will consist of a series of written and oral responses to a collection of short topical essays assigned throughout the semester. Within the context of class discussion and written responses to the assigned texts, students will learn to construct a competent, critically authentic essay, building their skills in composition process, argument and exposition. Regular opportunities for consultation and composition revision will be provided. To obtain a course credit, students will be required to attend at least 75 % of classes and will successfully complete four compositions, including one in-class essay. |
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54 038
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Reading Comprehension and Writing, 3. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende des Magisterstudiengangs Nordamerikastudien Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Fr 12.00-15.00 - KL 25/104 |
(24.10.) |
Ann Wertheimer-Schöning
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This Reading and Writing course is based on Kenneth Bruffee’s A Short Course in Writing, 1985. Students will
- learn to write competently one kind of essay, a short expository essay useful in many contexts;
- learn to read other people’s writing and their own descriptively; that is, to describe an essay’s formal organization;
- learn to read other people’s writing and their own substantively; that is, to paraphrase succinctly an accuratively.
Students should prepare to read and talk about their essays in class. When essays are returned, students should make an effort to analyse their errors, re-writing as much as possible. To receive credit for the course, students must sucessfully complete the five assigned essays. |
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54 041
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Phonetics and Pronunciation, 1. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr.Für Studierende des Inst. für Englische Philologie.Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Mo 16.00-19.00 - KL 24/121a |
(20.10.) |
Dietrich Lange
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This class covers pronunciation and exercises in reading and free speaking, phonetic transcription and those aspects of phonetic theory necessary to improve all of these. Beyond that students will be made familiar with some variants of English. |
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54 042
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Phonetics and Pronunciation, 2. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr.Für Studierende des Instituts für Englische Philologie. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Do 10.00-13.00 - KL 24/121a |
(23.10.) |
Dietrich Lange
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54041 |
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54 043
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Phonetics and Pronunciation, 3. Gruppe:
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr. Für Studierende des Inst. für Englische Philologie. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Di 12.00-15.00 - KL 24/121a |
(21.10.) |
Alan Walton
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The course is divided into four sections, with sections three and four running concurrently.
1. Sounds in English
Discussion of the characteristics of sounds in connected speech is accompanied by exercises on stress and rhythm, weak forms, and word linking; and after an overview of how the articulatory organs are used to produce speech sounds, consonants and vowels are distinguished and described. Practice is also given in transcribing English sounds. There is a mid-semester theory and transcription exam.
2. The sound of English
Various English 'voices' are presented in order to provide intensive listening practice and a basis for discussion of the sound of English in the past, language change, language and class, English accents and dialects, and notions of 'good' and 'bad' English.
3. Intonation
Patterns of intonation are related to thematisation, emphasis and contrast in spoken discourse, with practical exercises given on tone types, tonic placement, and the communicative potential of English tones.
4. Practice in spoken English
Short dialogues and prose passages are used to give intensive oral practice, with a focus not only on pronunciation but also on communicatively effective intonation. There is an end-of-semester practical exam.
To receive full course credit, students must pass both examinations. |
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54 044
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Phonetics and Pronunciation, 4. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr. Für Studierende des Instituts für Englische Philologie. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Mi 13.00-16.00 - KL 25/122a |
(22.10.) |
Alan Walton
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54043 |
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54 045
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Phonetics and Pronunciation, 5. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr. Für Studierende des Instituts für Englische Philologie. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134 Mi 11.00-14.00 - KL 24/121a |
(22.10.) |
John Williams
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This course is intended primarily for students of Anglistik. The model of pronunciation used is British English RP (Received Pronunciation). Students who have adopted other models for their pronunciation may usefully take the course, however. By the end of the course, students will have been given a basic introduction to the phonology of English, and learned to use a transcription system for the sounds of (British) English. Coursework will consist of descriptions of aspects of the English sound system followed by practical work, exercises in the laboratory, ear training, listen and repeat etc. There will be an (optional) exam offered towards the end of the course (covering aspects of theory, transcription and pronunciation) and for those students who take the exam a graded Schein will be issued. |
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54 046
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Remedial Pronunciation
(1 SWS)(2 cr) Nur auf persönliche Einladung.
Ort und Zeit nach Vereinbarung.
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John Williams
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This course is by invitation only. It is intended primarily for trainee teachers (Staatsexamen candidates) who have been identified as having pronunciation difficulties with English. Participants in my class 'Exercises in Pronunciation and Transcription' may also be invited to join. The class will be a small group (four students on average) and focus on the individual pronunciation problems members of the group may have. |
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54 048
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Phonetics and Pronunciation
(3 SWS)(3 cr) Ohne LN 3 cr, mit LN 5 cr. Für Studierende des Lehramtsstudiengangs am John-F.-Kennedy-Institut. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134 Mi 8.00-11.00 - KL 24/121a |
(22.10.) |
Paul Roberts
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This course provides an overview of the phonetic and phonological systems of American English and concentrates on problem areas specific to German learners. Laboratory work includes exercises in these areas as well as transcription exercises using the International Phonetic Alphabet. An examination will be offered at the end of term for students wishing a Schein. |
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54 051
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 1. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134 Fr 14.00-17.00 - KL 25/122a |
(24.10.) |
Lorraine Mannion
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In preparation for the Oral and Listening Comprehension Tests, this course will focus on current issues in the form of presentation, debate and discussion. Students will be expected to give at least one presentation on a topic of interest. Active participation and regular attendance are required. |
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54 052
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 2. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Mi 10.00-13.00 - KL 25/122a |
(22.10.) |
Douglas Ross
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Work in this course will consist mainly of close study of the spontaneous language content of video and audio tape material (documentaries, not feature films).
Students will also be asked to give presentations on topics of their choice, some of which will be graded. |
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54 053
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 3. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, - Raum KL 25/134. Di 15.00-18.00 - KL 24/121a |
(21.10.) |
Luita Spangler
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This course will concentrate on current topical issues, using oral presentation, discussion and debate as a means to prepare for the Oral Test and Listening Comprehension Test at the end of the semester. Because active participation in class activities and discussion is essential, regular classroom attendance and preparation are of vital importance. |
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54 054
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 4. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00 - Raum KL 25/134. Mo 17.00-20.00 - KL 25/122a |
(20.10.) |
Ann Wertheimer-Schöning
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This course is about American folk music. Discussions and presentations will be based on folk songs heard in class and readings given as homework. Students will have the opportunity to do listening comprehension exercises in class as well as in the Mediothek. Active oral participation is expected. |
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54 055
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 5. Gruppe
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134) Mo 12.00-15.00 - KL 25/122a |
(20.10.) |
John Williams
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This course is intended to prepare you for the Oral Test and LC Test at the end of the semester. You will be expected to complete at least one extended oral assignment involving a presentation before the class, and to participate fully in class discussion and activities. |
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54 056
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Listening Comprehension and Oral Production Practice/Oral Test, 6. Gruppe:
(3 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134 Do 15.00-18.00 - KL 25/122a |
(23.10.) |
John Williams
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Kommentar s. LV-Nr. 54055 |
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54 061
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German-English Translation, 1. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge.
Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Di 12.00-14.00 - KL 25/201 |
(21.10.) |
Mark Baker
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54 062
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German-English Translation, 2. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Mo 18.00-20.00 - K 24/20 |
(20.10.) |
Mark Baker
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54 063
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German-English Translation, 3. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Di 14.00-16.00 - KL 25/201 |
(21.10.) |
Wolfgang Mackiewicz
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54 064
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German-English Translation, 4. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Mo 12.00-14.00 - KL 25/201 |
(20.10.) |
Douglas Ross
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54 065
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German-English Translation, 5. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Fr 12.00-14.00 - K 24/10 |
(24.10.) |
Douglas Ross
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54 066
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German-English Translation, 6. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Di 16.00-18.00 - K 25/10 |
(21.10.) |
Ann Wertheimer-Schöning
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54 067
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German-English Translation, 7. Gruppe
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für die Lehramts- und Magisterstudiengänge. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134. Do 12.00-14.00 - K 24/10 |
(23.10.) |
Ann Wertheimer-Schöning
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54 068
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English-German Translation
(2 SWS)(4 cr) Für Studierende des Magisterstudiengangs Anglistik. Anmeldung: 13.-15.10.03, 10.00-15.00, Raum KL 25/134 Do 14.00-16.00 - KL 25/201 |
(23.10.) |
Harald Preuss
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The main aim of the course is to make students aware of the many variables interacting in the translation process. Part of the work will be in-class exploration of groups of sample sentences illustrating the contribution of contrastive grammar, but the emphasis will be on at-home translation of full texts, focusing on the translation of meaning, literary as well as collocative and connotative, in context. Half of the translations will be in the field of literature, putting particular weight on text coherence and style, and the other half will be on topics like education which involve thorough analysis of the cultural backgrounds of both the source text and the target text. Students will be strongly encouraged to use dictionaries, monolingual and bilingual, at home, in class and in the exam. The exam will last 90 minutes and students will be given the choice between two texts, one of each type. |