A Close and Distant Reading of Shakespearean Intertextuality - Appendix
This is a collection of all references found in a study of Shakespearean Intertextuality. I collected references to Shakespeare and his works in the complete works of 11 contemporary British writers. The corpus includes several hundred contemporary...
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This is a collection of all references found in a study of Shakespearean Intertextuality. I collected references to Shakespeare and his works in the complete works of 11 contemporary British writers. The corpus includes several hundred contemporary British texts, most of which were novels. A few graphic novels, collections of short stories and autobriographies make up the rest of the texts. All references are given with their context, the original line they quote, the texts they pertain to and a score that counts the verbatim referencing words in the contemporary texts. The appendix contains further references not discussed in the study, a full list of all works examined and further metadata. ; Zur Publikation: Molz, Johannes: A Close and Distant Reading of Shakespearean Intertextuality: Towards a Mixed Method Approach for Literary Studies. München, Universitätsbibliothek Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, 2020. ISBN 3959251351, 9783959251358, 9783959251365. Online-Version: doi.org/10.5282/oph.4 unter Creative Commons Lizenz CC BY 4.0
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Ideologiekritik als retro- und prospektive Fähigkeit. Ein Unterrichtsversuch zur Behandlung eines NS-Romans im Geschichtsunterricht
Das niedersächsische Kerncurriculum Geschichte sieht für die Jahrgänge 5-10 nicht vor, ideologiekritisches Arbeiten zu ermöglichen. Erst in der Oberstufe sind solche Arbeitsweisen vorgesehen. Doch sind jüngere Schülerinnen und Schüler nicht in der...
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Das niedersächsische Kerncurriculum Geschichte sieht für die Jahrgänge 5-10 nicht vor, ideologiekritisches Arbeiten zu ermöglichen. Erst in der Oberstufe sind solche Arbeitsweisen vorgesehen. Doch sind jüngere Schülerinnen und Schüler nicht in der Lage dazu? Oder hat bisher niemand versucht, ideologiekritische Verfahrensweisen explizit im Unterricht anzuwenden, wo doch die Geschichtsdidaktiker Michael Sauer und Klaus Bergmann durchaus darauf hinweisen? Die vorliegende Arbeit widmet sich der Frage, ob es Schülerinnen und Schülern einer 10. Gymnasialklasse gelingt, Textauszüge eines belasteten NS-Romans ideologiekritisch zu analysieren, Ideologeme herauszuarbeiten, Textstellen und Sprache zu untersuchen und ihr Vorgehen metakognitiv zu hinterfragen. Die Arbeit runden ausführliche Arbeitsmaterialien ab, mithilfe derer das unmittelbare Arbeiten im Unterricht ermöglicht wird. Dabei können die Materialien sowohl im Deutsch- als auch Geschichtsunterricht angewendet werden.
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"Und in des Wortes verwegendster Bedeutung"
Abstract ; Literatur ist nach Klaus Weimar "eine profund ehrliche Lüge", oder ihre Eigenart besteht in einem "Rollenspiel beim Schreiben und Lesen". Mit einigen Beispielen wird dieses Verfahren der "paradoxen Bearbeitung" von Texten erläutert.
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Abstract ; Literatur ist nach Klaus Weimar "eine profund ehrliche Lüge", oder ihre Eigenart besteht in einem "Rollenspiel beim Schreiben und Lesen". Mit einigen Beispielen wird dieses Verfahren der "paradoxen Bearbeitung" von Texten erläutert.
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Thinking with the computer : how do new writing tools influence higher-order cognition?
In the age of cloud computing and machine learning, innovative writing technologies appear to offer promising new ways of influencing thought processes and higher-order cognition of writers. These new tools support writers by helping them manage the...
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In the age of cloud computing and machine learning, innovative writing technologies appear to offer promising new ways of influencing thought processes and higher-order cognition of writers. These new tools support writers by helping them manage the complex interrelation between thinking, language use, communication, and text production. We will offer a short synopsis of the principal technological solutions and picture what their pedagogical impact on the teaching and learning of writing might be. Then, we will give three different examples of how new tools try to support the thinking behind writing.
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Digitalization of writing : do we really understand how much writing is changing? : and do we react properly to the challenges, digitization poses on teaching and research?
Although all members of EATAW will have their own thoughts on digitalization and, recently, more publications are devoted to this topic, we miss coherent discourses and feel that other contexts (mainly from the IT disciplines) have taken the lead in...
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Although all members of EATAW will have their own thoughts on digitalization and, recently, more publications are devoted to this topic, we miss coherent discourses and feel that other contexts (mainly from the IT disciplines) have taken the lead in these discussions. For future EATAW conferences, we suggest placing a strong emphasis on digitalization and would like to discuss which aspects of it should be stressed most. For a first step, it would be great to initiate an exchange on hot issues in teaching and research related to digitalization and explore ideas for future collaboration. Christian Rapp and Otto Kruse will give an introduction to the session and explain the idea of it with a short input about some problems connected to the challenges of new digital tools for the teaching of writing and the question of whether and how much writing teachers should take over control and ownership of the new technology or leave it to the IT and E-Learning disciplines. Kalli Benetos will talk about the need for researchers and educators to put DESIGN and intent before technology in adopting more design-based research approaches to drive technology development and uses, instead of being led by "market forces". Chris Anson will address the following question: What are the consequences - ethical, developmental, rhetorical, and interpersonal - of having computers “read” and evaluate student writing?
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