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Whitman Week in Chicago, June 24-29, 2013

Students are invited to apply for the 6th Whitman Week in Chicago - a complete credit-bearing seminar on one of America's most innovative and influential poets, taught by international specialists.
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American Guest Professor in Bamberg

In April 2013, American scholar and writer Tom Whalen will join our institute as international guest professor. He will teach 4 seminars (PS/ HS) on American literature and culture that are open to all students in our BA, MA and Lehramt programs.
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One Week in Paris: American Modernism in the French Capital

During a 5-day exursion, students explored the many connections between American Literature and Modernist Art in Paris during the 'Roaring Twenties.'
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Exploring Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau

Schloss Neuschwanstein and Canada - for the participants of the seminar “Germans in Canadian Literature and Culture” this connection became perfectly clear when they went on a field trip to Southern Bavaria to explore two castles of ‘mad’ king Ludwig II.
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Antrittsvorlesung Prof. Dr. Christine Gerhardt

Am 22.10.2012 hielt Christine Gerhardt, Inhaberin der Professur für Amerikanistik, ihre Antrittsvorlesung an der Universität Bamberg. Zum Vortrag "Disequilibrium Poetics: Migration und Ökologie in der amerikanischen Gegenwartsliteratur" und zum anschließenden Empfang erschienen zahlreiche Studierende und Kolleg/innen.
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Bibliothekstutorien im SoSe 2013

Informationen zu Inhalten, Terminen und Anmeldemodalitäten der verpflichtenden Bibliothekstutorien zu den "Introductions to English and American Literature" sowie zu den Seminaren im Aufbaumodul
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Erste Staatsprüfung (mündlich) an öffentlichen Schulen

Informationen für Studierende, die ihre erste Staatsprüfung ablegen wollen.
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Prof. Dr. Marcia Pally (New York University): "America’s Newest Voting Bloc: Who Are the ‘New Evangelicals’? – and other remarks about the 2012 US presidential election"

10.01.2012, 16:15 Uhr, U5/00.24

As discussions about the next US presidential election are intensifying, Prof. Dr. Marcia Pally will discuss profound shifts among America’s most visible voting bloc: evangelicals. Her talk explores how this group is moving away from the religious right and towards an anti-militarist, anti-consumerist activism, focusing on economic fairness, environmental protection, and immigration reform. Marcia Pally will also talk about the role of these “new evangelicals” in American politics and look at other key factors in the 2012 US presidential election including the rise of the tea-parties, the failures of the Democratic party, and the underlying history that helps explain the present political landscape.

Marcia Pally teaches Multilingual Multicultural Studies at New York University; her newest book is Die Neuen Evangelikalen: Freiheitsgewinne durch Fromme Politik. She spoke at the World Economic Forum in 2010; she has been awarded the prestigious DFG “Mercator” Guest Professorship, and has twice been a Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. Prof. Pally has also been a columnist and writer for Die Zeit, Süddeutsche Zeitung, FAZ, Taz, Frankfurter Rundschau and others.