Courses
The following courses will be offered in the main modules in summer semester 2023 (selection):
Lectures
- Knowledge and Property in the Age of Digitalisation (Wissen und Eigentum im Zeitalter der Digitalisierung) - Joachim Harst
- Feminist, Gender, Queer - An Overview - Susanne Katrin Gruß
- North American Speculative Fiction - Judith Rauscher
- Introduction to Early German Romanticism (Einführung in die Frühromantik) - Matthias Bickenbach
- Introduction to Slavic literatures (Einführung in die slavischen Literaturen) - Jörg Schulte
- Nordic women's literature: aesthetics and politics - Kukku Eeva-Leena Melkas
Seminars
- Comic Noir - Joachim Harst
- Introduction to Comparative Literature (Einführung in die Komparatistik II) - Lukas Hermann
- Poetry/Theory (Lyrik/Theorie) - Christof Hamann
- Literature and Economy (Literatur und Ökonomie) - Anja Lemke
- Narratives of the Atmospheric - Victoria Herche
- Staging Early Modern Law - Susanne Katrin Gruß
- Climate, Crisis and Criticism (Klima, Krise und Kritik) - Eva-Maria Siegel
- Homer Reception (Homer-Rezeption) - Thierry Greub
- Contemporary French Female Authors (Französische Autorinnen der Gegenwart) - Wolfram Nitsch/Veronika Stritzke
Past Projects in Comparative Literature
Seminar: Postcolonial Theory and Literature (Saskia Kroonenberg) Winter semester 2021/22
Project: World Discovery and World Literature - Comparative Literature in the Museum Summer semester 2021
Past Team-Teaching-Courses
- Intertextuality and Transculutrality in Arabic-Islamic and European Literature (Intertextualität und Transkulturalität in der arabisch-islamischen und europäischen Literatur) – Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature), Dr. Stephan Milich (Oriental Literature)
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Final theses in literary studies and linguistics (Literatur- und sprachwissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten) – Prof. Anna Bonifazi (Linguistics), Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature)
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The ties that bind? – Living (ancient) history in the US and Germany (23.-27.08.2021, rein virtuelle Veranstaltung) – Prof. Anja Bettenworth (Klassische Philologie), Prof. Joachim Harst (Komparatistik)
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Evidence and Paranoia: Criminal novels between literature and science (Indizien und Paranoia: Kriminalromane zwischen Literatur und Wissenschaft) – Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature), Prof. Wolfram Nitsch (Romanic Studies)
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Comparative Media Studies (Medienkomparatistik) – Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature), Prof. Stephan Packard (Culture and Media Studies)
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Conventionality: Social Practices in Premodern Ltierature (Konventionalität: Soziale Praktiken in der Literatur der Vormoderne) – Prof. Udo Friedrich (German Studies), Prof. Monika Schausten (German Studies)
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Chinese-German comparisons of transcultural media lectures (Chinesisch-deutsche Vergleiche transkultureller Medienlektüren) – Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature), Prof. Stefan Kramer (China Studies)
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Detectives - Reading. Linguistic and literary aspects (Detektive – Lesen. Linguistische und literaturwissenschaftliche Aspekte) – Prof. Anna Bonifazi (Linguistics), Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature)
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Ligne Claire – Prof. Wolfram Nitsch (Romanic Studies), Prof. Stephan Packard (Culture and Media Studies)
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Automobility and Automobilism: Practices, discourses, literary and filmic adaptations (Automobilität und Automobilismus: Praktiken, Diskurse, literarische und filmische Inszenierungen) – Prof. Wolfram Nitsch (Romanic Studies), Prof. Stephan Michael Schröder (Scandinavian Studies)
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Pop = Pop? Comparative Perspectives on Pop Literature (Germany/US) (Pop = Pop?) Vergleichende Perspektiven auf Popliteratur (D/USA)) – Prof. Hanjo Berressem (American Literary and Cultural Studies), Prof. Torsten Hahn (German Studies)
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Ancient Myths in Modern Art: Comparative Perspectives on Micro and Macro Structures – Prof. Anna Bonifazi (Linguistics), Prof. Joachim Harst (Comparative Literature)