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Dr. Andrea Stiebritz
Teaching Experience:
since 2011 Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Germany
Summer Semester 2016
• Hamlet (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
• Narratives and Narratology (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
• Reading the Mind in 19th and 20th Century Literature (undergraduate and post-graduate
level)
• Reading Modernist Literature – Ulysses (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
• Lecture Series “Kunst des Erzählens”; Lecture “Der Bewusstseinsstrom als Ausdruck komischen
Erzählens in James Joyces Ulysses” 7 June 2016 (all levels)
Winter Semester 2015/16:
• Variations of Comedy, Satire and Parody in English Literature (post-graduate level; 2 groups)
• Realism (post-graduate level)
• Reading the Novel (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
Summer Semester 2015:
• Regency Austen (post-graduate level)
• Beginning Theory (undergraduate level)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Lecture Series “Cultures of Pornography” (all levels)
Winter Semester 2014/15:
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level, 1 group)
• Stream-of-Consciousness Fiction (post-graduate level)
• Reading Jane Austen’s Emma (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
• The Art of Short Fiction (undergraduate level)
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 1 group)
Summer Semester 2014:
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Modernist Movements (post-graduate level)
• Narratological Approaches to Studying Fiction (undergraduate and post-graduate level)
Winter Semester 2013/14:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
Summer Semester 2013:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level)
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Female Writers of the 19th Century (post-graduate level)
Reading Virginia Woolf (undergraduate level)
Winter Semester 2012/13:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level)
• Bleak House (post-graduate level)
• Literary Theory II (undergraduate level)
Summer Semester 2012:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level)
• Fictional Worlds – Possible Worlds? (post-graduate level)
• Literary Theory I (undergraduate level)
Winter Semester 2011/2012:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Introduction to Cultural Studies (undergraduate level)
• Always look on the bright side of life: Variations of Humour, Irony, Satire and the Comic in
British Literature (undergraduate level)
• Narrative Theory (undergraduate level)
Summer Semester 2011:
• Introduction to English Literature (undergraduate level, 2 groups)
• Jane Austen’s Novels (undergraduate level)
• Three Novels by Charles Dickens (undergraduate level)
• English Short Fiction (undergraduate level)
2009-2011 Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany
Winter Semester 2010/2011 (Lehrstuhl für Amerikanistik):
• Narratives and Narratology (post-graduate level)
Summer Semester 2010 (Lehrstuhl für Amerikanistik):
• Fictional Worlds – Possible Worlds? (post-graduate level)
• Charles Dickens (undergraduate level)
Winter Semester 2009/2010:
• Southern Fiction (post-graduate level)
• Raymond Carver’s “Short Cuts” and their Adaptation by Robert Altman (undergraduate level)
• Shakespeare’s Comedies (undergraduate level )
• From Text to Motion Picture – Literature Recast (film evenings for students)
Summer Semester 2009:
• Jane Austen’s Novels (undergraduate level)
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Representations of the Female Mind in English Literature (undergraduate level)
English Short Fiction (undergraduate level)
2006-2009 Leibniz-Institute of Photonic Technology Jena (IPHT), Germany
• Conversation and Everyday English (all levels)
• Professional Oral and Writing Skills – English (all levels)
2004-2005 Bénédict School Zwickau, Germany
• English for nursery nurses (2 groups)
2003 Language Centre Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany
• Intensive German courses for international students (all levels)