Lehrveranstal­tungen

Reading materials and further information on all the courses are available via OPAL.

Introductory Course

• Introduction to Literary Studies (since 2010)

Lecture

• British Comedy since the Shakespearean Age (2020)

Drama

• The Plays and Films of Martin McDonagh (Summer Term 2017)
• What a Farce! (Winter Term 2016-17)
• William Shakespeare's 'Problem Plays': The Merchant of Venice (Summer Term 2015)
• Theatre of the Absurd (Winter Terms 2012-13 and 2014-15)
• British Comedies (Summer Term 2011)
• Introducing Drama: William Shakespeare's Hamlet (Winter Term 2010-11)

Narrative Texts

• The Novels of E.M. Forster (Summer Term 2019)
• Alice in Wonderland, or: The Importance of Being Nonsensical (Summer Term 2018)
• Spy Fiction (Winter Term 2017-18)
• Dracula (Summer Term 2016)
• Detective Fiction (Winter Term 2015-16)
• 007 (Summer Term 2015)
• Victorian Literature (Winter Term 2014-15)
• What We Need Is a Hero: British Adventure Fiction (Summer Term 2013)
• Unreliable Narration in Literature and Film (Summer Term 2013)
• Sherlock Holmes and Literary Theory (Summer Terms 2012 and 2017)
• University Unleashed: The Anglo-American University Novel (Winter Term 2009-10)
• Gegenwartsliteratur in vier deutschsprachigen Staaten (Summer Term 2010, Winter Term 2009-10)
• Textkanon und kommunikative Prozesse: Literatur um 1900 (Winter Term 2009-10)

Film and New Media / Adaptation Studies

• Adaptation - Appropriation - Colonisation (Winter Term 2018-19)
• Hitchcock and 'Hitchcock' (Summer Term 2014)
• The Cinema of Michael Powell and The Archers (Winter Term 2013-14)
• Gender Studies and Narrative Films (Winter Term 2012-13)
• "I liked the book better": Adapting Literary Texts (Winter Term 2011-12)
• The Rise of British Cinema (Summer Term 2011)
• Alfred Hitchcock: The British Years (Winter Term 2010-11)

Poetry

• The Sonnet (Winter Term 2016-17)