Courses

Introduction to English and American Literature, recurring since W13/14

Tutorial Introduction to English and American Literary Studies, recurring

Gender, Sex and Crime (Fiction), W24/25

Fashion and Identity in British Culture, S24

Nostalgia in Modern and Postmodern English Literature, W23/24

Alice in Wonderland as a Literary Phenomenon, S23

The Interwar Period in British Literature, W21/22
 

British Poetry of the Great War, S25

Shakespeare's War of the Roses: The Lancaster Tetralogy, S24

The English Gothic Novel of the 18th Century, S23

Fighting a "truth universally acknowledged"? 200 years of Jane Austen's works, W22/23

Elizabethan and Jacobean Theatre, S22

British Golden Age Crime Fiction, S21

Experiencing, Processing and Remembering the Great War in British Literature, W20/21

British and American SF/F TV an its Literary and Cultural Adaptations: Situation "Doctor Who" and "Star Trek", S20 (with Dr. Mareike Spychala)

Jane Austen: Interpretation and Adaptation, S20

20th- and 21st-Century Gothic, W19/20

Visions of Egypt in the British Imagination, W18/19

Thomas Hardy, S17

True Crime Fiction, W16/17

Linguistics meets Literature: An Interdisciplinary Experiment, S16 (with Romina Buttafoco)

Contemporary Poetry from 1945 until 2015, S16

"Oh, hide me! There's my mistress!" - English Restoration Comedy, W15/16

Elizabethan Literature Beyond Shakespeare, S15

Dulce et Decorum Est: The Great War in English Literature, S14

Layers of Conflict in Hanif Kureishi's Works, W13/14

From Hamlet to Batman - 400 Years of Revenge Tragedy, S13

Shakespeare Reading Group (continuously since WS14/15)

Tutorial for Students of MA English and American Studies, recurring

Supervision Tutorial for BA, MA and LA theses in English Literature, recurring

Preparatory Course for Bavarian State Exam (English Literature), recurring

Key Texts in Literary Theory, recurring

Reading Novels from the Reading List: the 19th Century, S25

Gender, Sex and Crime (Fiction), W24/25

LGBTQIA+ Young Adult Fiction, S24

19th-Century Women's Fiction, S23

Fighting a "truth universally acknowledged"? 200 years of Jane Austen's works, W22/23

Crime Fiction, Femininities and Masculinities III: From the 1960s to Today, S22

Crime Fiction, Femininities and Masculinities II: From 1900 to 1960, W21/22

Crime Fiction, Femininities and Masculinities I: The 19th Century, S21

20th-Century British Drama, part III, W20/21

British and American SF/F TV and its Literary and Cultural Adaptations: Situating "Doctor Who" and "Star Trek", S20 (with Dr. Mareike Spychala)

Jane Austen: Interpretation and Adaptation, S20

20th-Century British Drama, part II, S20

20th-Century British Drama, part I, WS19/20

Visions of Egypt in the British Imagination, W18/19

Spotlights on English Drama I, S18

Thomas Hardy, W17/18

True Crime Fiction, W16/17

Discovering the 19th-Century Novel, S16

Filmic Adaptations of 19th-Century Novels and Novellas, W15/16

Fanfiction and Fandom: Democratising Literature?, W14/15

Reading English Crime Fiction Beyond Sherlock Holmes, S14

"Thursday Group" - English Literature Reading Group, S14

Reading Power Structures in British Children's Literature, W13/14

Language practice classes

Text Production, S13

Writing Workshop, S13

Speaking Skills, S13

Communication Skills, W11/12 (replacement from January onwards)