16.03. Comparative Literature

A. Bachelor Degree Programme in Comparative Literature

1. Required Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Comparative Literature

• 160003 VO Introduction to General Literature

Module 2: Introduction to Research Techniques

• 160050 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
• 160060 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
• 160131 UE Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies
• 160186 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "

Module 3: Literary Theory

• 160053 PS The Brentano and the Wordworth Circle - Gender relations and literary Creativity in the Romantic period
• 160063 PS Time and Narrative in the 19th and 20th Century Novel - German, French, Italian and English examples and interrelations
• 160072 KO Theory and Practice of Intermediality
• 160122 VO Introduction to Theory of Literature
• 160163 PS Plurilingualism in Theory and Literary Writing
• 160203 PS Theories of Authorship

Module 4: Literary Transfer

• 160048 PS Artaud. Stanislawski. Brecht. Avantgarde Theatre in 20th Century
• 160058 PS Thomas Bernhard and World Literature
• 160059 PS History of Reception and Translation - Introductory Sem.: Survey of Anglo-German Literary Relations - Part One: From the Earliest Times to 1800
• 160070 KO Konversatorium "Vladimir Nabokov"
• 160073 VO The Spatial Dimension in Literature and Film
• 160075 PS Constructed Worlds and Concepts of the Self in Literature, Film and other Arts since Modernity
• 160076 PS Intermediality in " Wiener Moderne"
• 160146 VO History of literary Translation
• 160185 PS Central European Detectiv Novel
• 160191 PS The Literature of the Beats
• 160199 PS Hamlet Machines: Text, Theatre, Transformation

Module 5: Social History of Literature

• 110034 VO [ fr ] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung (MA) - Französisch - Romans populaires français du 19e siècle
• 160051 PS Erotic Literature and Cinema, or from Reader to Voyeur
• 160053 PS The Brentano and the Wordworth Circle - Gender relations and literary Creativity in the Romantic period
• 160062 PS Austria as literary Realm of Experience of immigrated Authors
• 160071 KO Konversatorium "Readership Research"
• 160072 KO Theory and Practice of Intermediality
• 160189 PS About good, brave and bad Children. - A History of Literature for Children and Young Readers: Topics and Motifs
• 160194 PS Arno Schmidt and the Anglo-American Literature
• 160200 VO The Literature of WW1
• 160361 PS Visions of the Future: Between Utopia and Dystopia
• 160362 PS Literary Reflections of the recent Yugoslavian Wars

Module 6: English for Students of Literature

• 120005 VO [ en ] Introduction to the Study of Literatures in English
• 120106 VO [ en ] Introduction to Cultural and Regional Studies - Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
• 120129 VO [ en ] Introduction to the Study of Language 1
• 120007 VO [ en ] Language Analysis

Module 7: Second Foreign Language

• 160056 UE Italian for Literature Students
• 160078 UE French for LIterature Students
• 160121 UE Spanish for Literature Students
• 110029 UE [ pt ] Portugiesisch / Português 2
• 110123 UE [ pt ] Portugiesisch / Português 1
• 110270 UE [ pt ] Portugiesisch Português 3

Module 11: Bachelor¿s Theses

• 160065 SE Readership Research
• 160134 SE Vladimir Nabokov
• 160150 SE Indigenous and regional Novel in Latin America - Literary and philosophical sources, social context
• 160198 SE Virtual Culture. Text-Game-Film

2. Group of Elective Modules

Module 8: Comparative Literary History

• 110038 VO [ de fr ] Extension module literary lecture - French - Littérature française 1760 - 1850
• 110034 VO [ fr ] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung (MA) - Französisch - Romans populaires français du 19e siècle
• 110025 VO [ de it ] Extension module literary lecture - Italian - La letteratura italiana del Trecento
• 110039 VO [ it ] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung (MA) - Italienisch - La narrativa italiana moderna

Module 9: Knowledge of World Literature

Module 10: Applied Literature Studies

B. Master Degree Programme in Comparative Literature

Module 1: Literary Cross-Currents

• 160065 SE Readership Research
• 160070 KO Konversatorium "Vladimir Nabokov"
• 160071 KO Konversatorium "Readership Research"
• 160134 SE Vladimir Nabokov
• 160150 SE Indigenous and regional Novel in Latin America - Literary and philosophical sources, social context

Module 2: Social History of Literature/Literature and Media

• 160065 SE Readership Research
• 160071 KO Konversatorium "Readership Research"
• 160150 SE Indigenous and regional Novel in Latin America - Literary and philosophical sources, social context
• 160198 SE Virtual Culture. Text-Game-Film

Module 3: In-Depth Studies Module

Module 4: Final Module

• 160061 PV Privatissimum
• 160147 PV Privatissimum
• 160149 PV Privatissimum

C. Diploma Degree Programme in Comparative Literature

• 160003 VO Introduction to General Literature
• 160186 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
• 160050 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
• 160060 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
• 160131 UE Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies
• 160203 PS Theories of Authorship
• 160163 PS Plurilingualism in Theory and Literary Writing
• 160063 PS Time and Narrative in the 19th and 20th Century Novel - German, French, Italian and English examples and interrelations
• 160122 VO Introduction to Theory of Literature
• 160053 PS The Brentano and the Wordworth Circle - Gender relations and literary Creativity in the Romantic period
• 160052 UE Latin American Women¿s Narrative from the Perspective of feminist Criticism
• 160049 UE Literature in totalitarian Systems - Totalitarian Systems in Literature
• 160048 PS Artaud. Stanislawski. Brecht. Avantgarde Theatre in 20th Century
• 160058 PS Thomas Bernhard and World Literature
• 160059 PS History of Reception and Translation - Introductory Sem.: Survey of Anglo-German Literary Relations - Part One: From the Earliest Times to 1800
• 160146 VO History of literary Translation
• 160073 VO The Spatial Dimension in Literature and Film
• 160191 PS The Literature of the Beats
• 160199 PS Hamlet Machines: Text, Theatre, Transformation
• 160185 PS Central European Detectiv Novel
• 160075 PS Constructed Worlds and Concepts of the Self in Literature, Film and other Arts since Modernity
• 160076 PS Intermediality in " Wiener Moderne"
• 160062 PS Austria as literary Realm of Experience of immigrated Authors
• 160051 PS Erotic Literature and Cinema, or from Reader to Voyeur
• 160200 VO The Literature of WW1
• 160361 PS Visions of the Future: Between Utopia and Dystopia
• 160189 PS About good, brave and bad Children. - A History of Literature for Children and Young Readers: Topics and Motifs
• 160194 PS Arno Schmidt and the Anglo-American Literature
• 160362 PS Literary Reflections of the recent Yugoslavian Wars
• 160072 KO Theory and Practice of Intermediality
• 160065 SE Readership Research
• 160071 KO Konversatorium "Readership Research"
• 160134 SE Vladimir Nabokov
• 160070 KO Konversatorium "Vladimir Nabokov"
• 160198 SE Virtual Culture. Text-Game-Film
• 160150 SE Indigenous and regional Novel in Latin America - Literary and philosophical sources, social context
• 160061 PV Privatissimum
• 160147 PV Privatissimum
• 160149 PV Privatissimum
• 110025 VO [ de it ] Extension module literary lecture - Italian - La letteratura italiana del Trecento
• 110038 VO [ de fr ] Extension module literary lecture - French - Littérature française 1760 - 1850
• 110039 VO [ it ] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung (MA) - Italienisch - La narrativa italiana moderna
• 110034 VO [ fr ] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung (MA) - Französisch - Romans populaires français du 19e siècle

D. Complementary Study Programme International literary Transfer

• 160070 KO Konversatorium "Vladimir Nabokov"
• 160073 VO The Spatial Dimension in Literature and Film
• 160146 VO History of literary Translation