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British Renaissance Tragedy - Single View

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Type of Course Seminar Long text
Number 096376 Short text
Term WS 2012/13 Hours per week in term
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iCalendar export for Outlook 		Tue. 18:00 to 20:00 weekly Johannisstr. 12-20 - ES 226        
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Responsible Instructor
Responsible Instructor Responsibilities
Stierstorfer, Klaus, Prof. Dr. responsible
Curriculae
Graduation - Curricula Sem ECTS Bereich Teilgebiet
Master - National and Transnational Studies: Literature, Culture, Language (88 992 7) -
Master - National and Transnational Studies: Literature, Culture, Language (88 992 0) -
Master of Ed. LA Gym/Ges - Englisch (M3 049 8) -
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Fachbereich 09 Philologie
Contents
Description

This seminar explores British Renaissance tragedy in its various forms and contexts. Students will be invited to reflect on the genre of tragedy in general, and they will widen their understanding of the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods when the genre of tragedy in its specific variants of the time was much in demand.
Literature

Brian Gibbons (ed), Six Elizabethan & Jacobean Tragedies: A New Mermaids Anthology

The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy, ed. Emma Smith and Garrett A. Sullivan (CUP 2010)

A Companion to Tragedy, ed. Rebecca Bushnell (Blackwell Companions to Literature and Culture) (Oxford, London, 2009)

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