04/11/2015 Introductory Session (students only)
11/11/2015 Franziska Quabeck, “‘A Whore and a Cuckold’: The Proportionality of War in Shakespeare.”
18/11/2015 Felipe Espinoza Garrido, “A Post-Thatcherist Trauma: The Absent Zombie in Neil Marshall’s Doomsday.”
25/11/2015 Corinna Lenhardt, “Free Peltier Now! The Use of Internet Memes in American Indian Activism.”
02/12/2015 Marlena Tronicke, “Digitalizing Agency: Shakespeare on Youtube.”
09/12/2015 Thorsten Merse, “From Multiliteracies to Sexual Literacy: Queer Approaches to English Language Teaching.”
16/12/2015 Simon Rosenberg, “The Prize is Right? Britain’s Booker Prize, 1969-2015.”
13/01/2016 Anna Thiemann, “Female Authorship and Authority in Siri Hustvedt’s Fiction.”
20/01/2016 Eva Canan Hänsel, “Opinions on Standard English among Grenadian Students and Teachers.”
27/01/2016 Michael Westphal, “The Sociolinguistics of Globalization Meets the Sociolinguistics of Performance: The Global Spread of Jamaican Creole.”
03/02/2016 Leonie Windt, “The Rural and the Urban in Recent Northern Irish Prose Fiction.” |
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