Professor Fludernik | Lehrveranstaltungen

Wintersemester 2020/21

•  HS/MS Elizabethan Fiction ► Syllabus and course information (pdf)

Sommersemester 2020

Aus gesundheitlichen Gründen musste die Lehre in diesem Semester entfallen.

Wintersemester 2019/20

• HS/MS "We Narratives"
• Oberseminar Gérard Genette

Sommersemester 2019

Forschungssemester

Wintersemester 2018/19

• VL The Eighteenth Century – Aesthetics, Discourses, Performances
• HS/MS William Butler Yeats. Poetry and Drama
• HS/MS Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama
• Oberseminar Postcolonial Theory

Sommersemester 2018

Forschungssemester

Wintersemester 2017/18

• VL Postcolonial Theory and Literature
• HS/MS From Colonialism to Postcolonialism – Selected Texts
• HS/MS James Joyce, Ulysses
• HS/MS Metaphor – Between Linguistics and Literary Study (Blockseminar an der Universität Strasbourg)
• Oberseminar Foucault ctd.
• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2017

• HS/MS Twentieth-Century British Drama (Blockseminar an der Universität Basel)
• HS/MS Postcolonial Theory and Contemporary Indian Fiction
• HS/MS Metaphysical Poetry
• Oberseminar Foucault
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2016/17

Forschungssemester

Sommersemester 2016

• HS/MS Metaphor
• HS/MS Fiction vs. Nonfiction – How Realistic is Fiction?
• Oberseminar
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2015/16

• Masterkolloquium Literary Theory (gemeinsam mit Dr. Benjamin Kohlmann)

• HS/MS British Drama in the Twentieth Century
• HS/MS The Exotic in English Literature
• Oberseminar
• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2015

Forschungssemester | Aufenthalt am Institut d'Etudes Advancées in Paris

Wintersemester 2014/15

Forschungssemester | Aufenthalt am Institut d'Etudes Advancées in Paris

Sommersemester 2014

• VL Otium/Muße – Leisure, Indolence and Idleness in English Literature

• HS/MS Description in Literary and Non-Literary Texts
• HS/MS Erzählen in der zweiten Person
• Oberseminar Narratology II
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2013/14

• Masterkolloquium Literary Theory

• VL The Eighteenth Century – Aesthetics and Drama

• HS/MS Twentieth-Century British Poetry II – Dylan Thomas, Ted Hughes, Charles Tomlinson

• Oberseminar Narratology
• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2013

• VL Survey of English Literature II – Romaticism to Present
• HS/MS Charles Dickens – David Copperfield, Little Dorrit, and Great Expectations
• HS/MS Restoration Drama
• Oberseminar Genre II
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2012/13

• VL Renaissance Drama
• HS/MS Renaissance Drama
• HS/MS Charles Dickens II
• Oberseminar Genre
• Examenskolloquium
• Doktorandenkolloquium "Faktuales und Fiktionales Erzählen"

Sommersemester 2012

• HS/MS Charles Dickens I

• HS/MS Prisons of Love and Other Prison Poetry
• HS/MS Modern British Poetry I

• Oberseminar Realism II

• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2011/12

• Masterkolloquium Literary Theory
• VL Sixteenth-Century Poetry and Prose

• HS/MS George Eliot

• HS/MS Pastoral – Between Otiosity and Politics

• Oberseminar Realism

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2011

Forschungssemester | Freie Universität Berlin

• Promotionskolleg "Geschichte und Erzählen"

Wintersemester 2010/11

Research Semester | University of Oxford

Sommersemester 2010

• HS Europäisches Drama des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts – Von der französischen zur deutschen Klassik

• Oberseminar Classics Continued

Wintersemester 2009/10

Forschungssemester | FRIAS

• Masterkolloquium Literary Theory

• Oberseminar

Sommersemester 2009

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature II
• VL Renaissance Drama
• HS/MS Irish Drama
• HS/MS Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales
• Oberseminar
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2008/09

• Masterkolloquium Literary Theory (gemeinsam mit Prof. Dr. Sieglinde Lemke)
• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature I
• HS Yeats's Poetry and Drama
• HS/MS Suttee and Thuggee – Two Colonial Topoi
• Oberseminar Narrative Theory
• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2008

• VL The Prison in English Literature
• HS/MS Henry James' Short Fiction
• HS Metaphor
• Oberseminar Baudrillard and the late Derrida ctd.
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2007/08

• VL The Eighteenth Century – Poetry, Aesthetics and Drama

• HS Fable from Aesop to the Twentieth Century

• HS/MS Drama um 1900

• Oberseminar Baudrillard and the late Derrida

Sommersemester 2007

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature II

• VL The Eighteenth-Century Novel

• HS Restoration Drama

• Oberseminar Feminist Literary Criticism

• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2006/07

Sabbatical

Sommersemester 2006

Sabbatical

Wintersemester 2005/06

• VL & Ü Introduction to Literary Studies

• VL Renaissance Drama

• HS Renaissance Drama – Jonson and Middleton

• HS Innovative British Fiction

• Oberseminar The Ethics of Literature

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2005

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature II

• VL Erzähltheorie

• HS Twentieth-Century British Poetry I

• HS Confinement from Goldsmith to Maturin

• Ü Middle English Prose Romance

Wintersemester 2004/05

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature I

• VL & Ü Eighteenth-Century Novel

• HS Shakespeare's Romances

• HS (Post)Colonial Indian Fiction in English

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2004

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature II
• VL Eighteenth-Century Literature: Poetry and Prose
• HS Renaissance Drama

• HS Middle English Poetry

• Oberseminar New Historicism
• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 2003/04

Sabbatical

Sommersemester 2003

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature I

• HS Englishness in the 1990s

• HS Restoration Drama

• Oberseminar Geschichte und Erzählen

Wintersemester 2002/03

• VL & Ü Introduction to Literary Studies

• VL & Ü Renaissance Poetry and Prose

• HS British Drama after 1945

• HS Charles Dickens

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2002

• VL Middle English Literature

• VL Survey of English Literature II

• HS Fielding and Crime

• HS W.B. Yeats: Poetry and Drama

• HS Englishness in British Fiction 1970-2000 (an der Universität Basel)

• Oberseminar Pierre Bourdieu

Wintersemester 2001/02

Sabbatical

Sommersemester 2001

Sabbatical

Wintersemester 2000/01

• HS After Modernism: Contemporary British Fiction

• HS B & B & B: The Drama of Bond, Barker and Brenton

• Oberseminar Foucault

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 2000

Reduced teaching load due to deanship.

• VL Survey of English Literature II
• HS Tom Stoppard
• Oberseminar Narrative Theory

Wintersemester 1999/00

Reduced teaching load due to deanship.

• VL Survey of English Literature I

• HS James Joyce, Ulysses

• HS John Dryden: The Oeuvre

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 1999

University of Massachusetts/Amherst

• Two sections of Major British Writers (i.e. poetry from Pope to Dylan Thomas) – Undergraduate course

Wintersemester 1998/1999

University of Massachusetts/Amherst

• The Prison in English Literature – Undergraduate course

• Second-Person Fiction – Graduate seminar

Sommersemester 1998

• ZVL English Romanticism

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature II

• HS The Colonial Novel: India (Kipling, E.M. Forster, Jhabvala, Stoppard)

• HS Beckett: Plays and Short Fiction

Wintersemester 1997/98

• VL & Ü Survey of English Literature I

• HS Linguistic Sense Meets Literary Sensibility

• HS Eighteenth-Century Drama

• Examenskolloquium

Sommersemester 1997

• ZVL The Eighteenth Century: Aesthetics, Philosophy, Poetry

• HS Indians Abroad: Mukherjee, Mistry, Gupta

• HS Experimental British Fiction

• Oberseminar Identity and Alterity in a Postcolonial Frame

• Examenskolloquium

Wintersemester 1996/97

Sabbatical

Sommersemester 1996

• ZVL Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Prose Narrative

• VL Narrative Theory (an der Universität Basel)

• HS Indian Writing in English

• HS Seventeenth-Century Drama

Wintersemester 1995/96

• VL Imprisonment: Fact, Fiction, and Imagery

• HS The Prison in the Eighteenth-Century Novel

• HS Middle English Romance

• HS Susan Glaspell and Eugene O'Neill

Sommersemester 1995

• ZVL Renaissance Drama: Marlowe, Jonson, Webster, and Others

• HS The Indo-Anglian Novel: Language and Politics

• HS The Historical Novel of the Elizabethan Period

• HS Elizabethan Fiction (Projektseminar)