Anglistentag 2007
unter der Schirmherrschaft von
Ministerpräsident Dr. Jürgen Rüttgers
Programm Anglistentag Münster 2007
Sonntag, 23. September 2007
| 14.00-20.00 | Tagungsbüro geöffnet (Englisches Seminar: EG vor Raum 036) |
| 18.30- | Conference Warming im Pinkus Müller |
Montag, 24. September 2007
| 08.30-19.00 | Tagungsbüro geöffnet (Englisches Seminar: EG vor Raum 036) |
| 09.00-10.00 | Eröffnung und Begrüßung (Aula im Schloss)
Laudatio: Prof. Dr. Monika Fludernik, Universität Freiburg |
| 10.00-10.30 | Kaffeepause (Foyer im Schloss) |
| 10.30-12.30 | Forum (Aula im Schloss): "Die Anglistik und Amerikanistik in der Gesellschaft des 21. Jahrhunderts" |
| 10.30-12.30 | Stadtführung durch Münster |
| 12.30-13.45 | Mittagspause und Ortswechsel zum Englischen Seminar |
| 13.45-14.45 | Plenarvortrag Sektion I (Englisches Seminar: Audimax) Harriet Ritvo: "The Animal Turn in British Studies" |
| 14.45-15.45 | Plenarvortrag Sektion II (Englisches Seminar: Audimax) David Edgar: "Too True? The Achievements and Limitations of Fact-Based Drama" |
| 15.45-16.15 | Kaffeepause (Englisches Seminar: EG und Study Garden) |
| 16.15-18.00 | Sektionsprogramm |
| 16.30-17.30 | Aldous Huxley Revisited (Englisches Seminar: Raum 322-323) |
| 18.30-20.30 | Empfang im Rathaus des Westfälischen Friedens (gemeinsamer Gang ES-Rathaus beginnt vor dem ES um 18.15) |
Dienstag, 25. September 2007
| 09.00-10.00 | Plenarvortrag Sektion V (Englisches Seminar: Audimax) Donald Winford: "New Englishes in the Context of Contact Linguistics" |
| 09.30-13.00 | Exkursion: Haus Rüschhausund Burg Hülshoff |
| 10.00-12.00 | Tagungsbüro geöffnet |
| 10.00-11.00 |
Plenarvortrag Sektion IV (Englisches Seminar: Audimax) |
| 11.00-11.30 | Kaffeepause (Englisches Seminar: EG und Study Garden) |
| 11.30-13.00 | Sektionsprogramm |
| 13.00-14.30 | Mittagspause |
| 14.30-17.00 | Mitgliederversammlung (Englisches Seminar: Audimax, Eingang Fahrstuhl 3. Stock) |
| 16.30-17.30 | Aldous Huxley Revisited (Englisches Seminar: Raum 322-323) |
| 17.00-18.30 | Informations- und Diskussionstreffen (Englisches Seminar: Audimax): Modularisierte Lehramtsstudiengänge (Beginn unmittelbar nach der Mitgliederversammlung) |
| 18.30-20.00 | Nachwuchsforum (Englisches Seminar: Audimax): Universitätsstrukturen im Wandel - Zur Orientierung Leitung: Prof. Dr. Friederike Klippel, Prorektorin der LMU 2003-2007 |
| 21.30- | Nachtwächter-Rundgang durch Münster |
Mittwoch, 26. September 2007
| 09.00-10.00 | Plenarvortrag Sektion III (Englisches Seminar: Audimax) David S. Reynolds: "'Evil Propels Me, and Reform of Evil Propels Me': Literary and Social Versions of Evil in the American Renaissance." |
| 10.00-10.30 | Kaffeepause (Englisches Seminar: EG und Study Garden) |
| 10.30-12.45 | Sektionsprogramm |
| 15.00-17.30 | Besichtigung Schloss Nordkirchen |
| 17.30-21.00 | Bankett im Saal Oranienburg, Schloss Nordkirchen |
Sektionen
Sektion I: Defining the Human: Man-Animal Relations in Literature
Leitung: Stefan Welz (Leipzig), Anne-Julia Zwierlein (Bamberg)
Vorträge:
- Harriet Ritvo (MIT, Cambridge, MA): "The Animal Turn in British Studies"
- Jürgen Meyer (Halle): "'Italianate Englishmen' and Other Renaissance Chimaeras"
- Andreas Höfele (München): "Staging the Species Boundary in Shakespeare's Theatre"
- Virginia Richter (München): "Moving Machines, Suffering Creatures: Animals in Eighteenth Century Literature and Culture"
- Greta Olson (Freiburg): "Evolving Images of Beasts in Eighteenth-Century Britain"
- Oliver Lindner (Leipzig) "'Stout Competitors': Man and Animals in British Science Fiction, 1880-1930"
- Sonja Fielitz (Marburg): "'I always thought unicorns were fabulous monsters. I never saw one alive before': The Cultural Construct and Significance of the Unicorn in Nineteenth-and Twentieth/Twenty-First-Century Texts"
- Beatrix Hesse (Bamberg): "Learning from Animals: T.H. White's King Arthur"
Sektion II: The Documentary Turn
Leitung: Christiane Schlote (Bern), Eckart Voigts-Virchow
(Siegen)
Vorträge:
- David Edgar: "Too True? The Achievements and Limitations of Fact-Based Drama"
- Gerd Bayer (Erlangen): "Fake Films As Media Criticism"
- Stefani Brusberg-Kiermeier (Potsdam): "'Many a weary mile have I gone with Herr Guillaume at my side': Michael Frayn's Democracy as Docudrama"
- Martin Doll (Frankfurt): "'Documents' from The Atlas Group Archive - Of a Witness Telling His Story/History: 'Hostage: The Bachar Tapes'"
- Christian Huck (London): "Rockumentaries: Putting Music in Pictures"
- Roger Lüdeke (München): "'Documentary Drama' and the Theatricality of Politics: Guantanamo: Honour Bound to Defend Freedom by Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo"
- Kathleen Starck (Osnabrück): "My Name is Rachel Corrie"
- Soenke Zehle (Saarbrücken): "Passions for the Real: How Sorious Samura Redeems Reality"
Sektion III: Representations of Evil in Anglophone Cultures
Leitung: Jochen Achilles (Würzburg), Ina Bergmann (Würzburg)
Vorträge:
- David S. Reynolds (New York): "'Evil Propels Me, and Reform of Evil Propels Me': Literary and Social Versions of Evil in the American Renaissance."
- Michael Szczekalla (Greifswald): "'Radical Evil' in Huxley and Burgess"
- Barbara Puschmann-Nalenz (Bochum): "The Evil Empire: Representations of Evil in Contemporary Anglophone Fiction"
- Patricia Plummer (Mainz): "The Return of the Gothic in Contemporary Anglophone Crime Fiction"
- Frank Austermühl (Auckland): "'Fighting Evil'? The Strategic Use of Evil in British and American Political Discourse"
- Lutz Schowalter (Trier): "Satan and the Anti-Christ: Fictionalizations of the Ultimate Evil in Contemporary North American Cultural Production"
- Rüdiger Heinze (Freiburg:) "'Evil' Protagonists in American Fiction and Film: Charm and Persuasion of Psychopaths, Serial Killers, Murderers and Co."
- Hans-Ulrich Mohr (Dresden): "Neo-Noir Films: Evil and Postmodernism"
Sektion IV: Cognitive Approaches in Literature and Linguistics
Leitung: Monika Fludernik (Freiburg), Ralf Schneider (Bielefeld)
Vorträge:
- David S. Miall (Alberta): "Cognitive Poetics: From Interpreting to Experiencing What is Literary"
- Margarete Rubik (Wien): "Cognitive Strategies of Presenting Non-Linear Emotional Experience in Narrative"
- Pascal Fischer (Würzburg): "Trouble in the Family: Neoconservative Discourse on Transatlantic Relations"
- Jochen Petzold (Freiburg): "Constructing the Speaker in (Lyrical) Poetry - A Cognitive Approach"
- Christoph Schubert (Würzburg): "Orientational Metaphors in Romantic Poetry: A Cognitive Semantic Perspective on Verticality"
- Sven Strasen (Aachen): "Cultural Models, Cognitive Environments, and the Reading of Literary Texts: Towards a Cognitive Reinvigoration of Reader-Response Theory"
- Beatrix Busse (Münster): "Writing is Medicine: Conceptual Blends in Interplay With Fundamental Metaphorical Mappings in Paul Auster's Narrative Fiction"
- Alexander Bergs (Osnabrück): "Can We Take Construction Grammar Beyond Sneezing Napkins Off Tables?"
Sektion V: Englishes in Contact
Leitung: Andrea Sand (Hannover), Lucia Kornexl (Greifswald)
Vorträge:
- Donald Winford (Ohio State University): "New Englishes in the Context of Contact Linguistics"
- Stefan Thim (Potsdam): "The Rise of the Phrasal Verb in English: A Case of Scandinavian Influence?"
- Hildegard Tristram: "Shifting Britons: The Impact of Late British on Medieval English"
- Lucia Siebers (Regensburg): "'I don't know nothing on cricket'. Negative Concord - an Atypical L2 Feature?"
- Carolin Biewer (Heidelberg): "Concord Patterns in South Pacific Englishes - the Role of New Zealand English and the Local Substrate"
- Angelika Lutz (Erlangen/Nürnberg): "Types and Degrees of Mixing: A Comparative Assessment of Latin and French Influences on English and German Word Formation
- Joybrato Mukherjee (Gießen): "The New English Triangle (NET): Institutionalised Second-Language Variation Between Common Core, Interference and Autonomy"
- Peter Siemund (Hamburg), Lukas Pietsch (Hamburg): "Contact-Induced Change and Linguistic Universals: The Case of Irish English"
Sektion VI: Varia
Vorträge:
- Wolfram R. Keller: "Fresh Colours of Rhetoric: John Lydgate and Medieval English Nationhood"
- Till Kinzel: "Benjamin Disraeli and Carl Schmitt's Political Theology"
- Sebastian Domsch: "18th-Century Man as Sex-Object: Eliza Haywood and the Contruction of Desirable Men"
- Katharina Böhm: "The Invention of the Dickensian Child - From Sketches by Boz to Oliver Twist"
- Anne Hoyer: "Linguistic Changes of a Popular Scottish Comic"
- Christiane Brand: "From Killer Bug to Novel Coronavirus - Collocational Variation, Lexical Priming and Institutionalisation in Scientific Discourse Popularisation"
- Daniela Wawra: "America at its Best: The Discoursive Construction of American Identity in the Inaugural Addresses of US-Presidents Since 1789"