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English and American Studies in German

A Supplement to Anglia. Summaries of Theses and Monographs

Ed. by Neumann, Stella

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Volume 2011, Issue 1 (Dec 2011)

Masthead

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Contents

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Editorial note

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I. General / Miscellaneous

1. Standop, Ewald. 2011. Pseudodoxia philologica: Verbreitete Irrtümer und abwegige Einzelfälle im Bereich der englischen Philologie mit einem Essay über die Sprache Heideggers [Pseudodoxia philologica: Common errors and some special cases of erroneous analysis in English philology (with an additional essay on the language of Heidegger)]

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II. Language

2. Lamb, Claudia. 2011. 1611–2011: Die Authorized Version of the Bible und ihre Sprache [1611–2011: The Authorized Version of the Bible and its language]. Ph.D diss., Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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3. Esser, Jürgen. 2011. Rhythm in speech, prose and verse: a linguistic description

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4. Beger, Anke. 2011. Anger, Love and Sadness revisited: studying emotion metaphors in authentic discourse between experts and laypersons

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5. Handl, Sandra. 2011. The conventionality of figurative language: a usage-based study

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6. Fludernik, Monika, ed. 2011. Beyond cognitive metaphor theory: perspectives on literary metaphor

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7. Greiffenstern, Sandra. 2010. The influence of computers, the internet and computer-mediated communication on everyday English

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8. Fischer-Starcke, Bettina. 2010. Corpus linguistics in literary analysis: Jane Austen and her contemporaries

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9. Diaconu, Gabriela-Veronica. 2012. Modality in New Englishes: a corpus-based study of obligation and necessity. PhD diss., Albert-Ludwig University Freiburg

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10. Szlezák, Edith. 2010. Franco-Americans in Massachusetts: “No French no mo’ ‘round here”

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III. Literature and Culture

11. Reichardt, Ulfried. 2010. Globalisierung: Literaturen und Kulturen des Globalen [Globalization: literatures and cultures of the global]

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12. Assmann, Aleida and Sebastian Conrad , eds. 2010. Memory in a global age: dis courses, practices and trajectories

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13. Gymnich, Marion, Kathrin Ruhl and Klaus Scheunemann, eds. 2010. Gendered (re)visions: constructions of gender in audiovisual media

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14. Kullmann, Thomas, ed. 2010. Violence in English children’s and young adults’ fiction

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15. Gymnich, Marion and Norbert Lennartz, eds. 2010. The pleasures and horrors of eating: the cultural history of eating in Anglophone literature

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16. Horlacher, Stefan, ed. 2011. Constructions of masculinity in British literature from the Middle Ages to the Present

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17. Kinzel, Till and Jarmila Mildorf, eds. 2012. Imaginary dialogues in English: explorations of a literary form

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18. Rubik, Margarete, ed. 2011. Aphra Behn and her female successors

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19. Mayer, Sandra. 2011. Oscar Wilde as an all-time favourite of Viennese stages: pleasing and teasing audiences throughout the twentieth century. Ph.D diss., Department of English, University of Vienna

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20. Rudlof, Beate. 2011. Stimmen von den Rändern der Gesellschaft: multiperspektivisches Erzählen in den Romanen von Pat Barker, Livi Michael und Irvine Welsh [Voices from the margins of society: multiperspectival narration in the novels of Pat Barker, Livi Michael and Irvine Welsh]

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21. Huber, Werner et al., eds. 2011. Dreaming the future: new horizons / old barriers in 21st-century Ireland

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22. Huber, Werner, and Seán Crosson, eds. 2011. Contemporary Irish film: new perspectives on national cinema

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23. Wonneberger, Astrid, ed. 2011. Cultural contrasts in Dublin: a montage of ethnographic studies

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24. Haas, Astrid. 2011. Stages of agency: the contributions of American drama to the AIDS discourse

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25. Buehler, Dorothea. Forthcoming 2012. “There’s a way to alter the pain”: biblical revision and African tradition in the fictional cosmology of Gloria Naylor

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26. Georgi, Sonja and Kathleen Loock, eds. 2011. Of body snatchers and cyberpunks: student essays on American science fiction film

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27. Edwards, Elisa. 2011. Race, aliens, and the U.S. government in African American science fiction

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28. Fellner, Astrid M., ed. 2011. Body signs: The Latino/a body in cultural production

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29. Henck, Maryann, Maria Moss, and Sabrina Völz, eds. 2011. White-Indian relations: moving into the 21st century

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30. Steinhoff, Heike. 2011. Queer buccaneers: (de)constructing boundaries in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series

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31. Althans, Katrin. 2010. Darkness subverted: Aboriginal Gothic in Black Australian literature and film

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32. Stroh, Silke. 2011. Uneasy subjects: postcolonialism and Scottish Gaelic poetry

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33. Jobs, Sebastian and Gesa Mackenthun, eds. 2011. Embodiments of cultural encounters

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IV. Teaching

34. Jäkel, Olaf. 2010. The Flensburg English Classroom Corpus (FLECC): Sammlung authentischer Unterrichtsgespräche aus dem aktuellen Englischunterricht auf verschiedenen Stufen an Grund-, Haupt-, Real- und Gesamtschulen Norddeutschlands. [The Flensburg English Classroom Corpus (FLECC): a collection of authentic classroom discourse from recent English lessons taught in North German schools of diverse types, ranging from primary to comprehensive.]

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35. Siepmann, Dirk et al. 2011. Writing in English: a guide for advanced learners

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Subject and Name Index

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List of Authors

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Addenda

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