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1 Inhaltsverzeichnis Institutsführer 1 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS INSTITUTSFÜHRER............................................................................................... 2 Adressen .............................................................................................................. 2 Mitglieder des Instituts........................................................................................ 2 Institutsorganisation ............................................................................................ 4 Studienrichtungsvertretung ................................................................................. 5 Aktuelles und Personelles ................................................................................... 6 Studienberatung................................................................................................... 9 Äquivalenzliste Studienplan alt/neu.............................................................. ...10 Diplomprüfungen .............................................................................................. 14 Anmeldungen .................................................................................................... 15 Fachbibliothek für Anglistik und Amerikanistik .............................................. 21 Studienmöglichkeiten im Ausland .................................................................... 21 KOMMENTIERTES VORLESUNGSVERZEICHNIS ..................................... 22 1. STUDIENABSCHNITT ................................................................................... 22 Sprachkompetenz .............................................................................................. 22 Sprachwissenschaft ........................................................................................... 32 Literaturwissenschaft ........................................................................................ 36 Anglophone Cultural and Regional Studies ..................................................... 42 Interdisziplinäre Lehrveranstaltungen............................................................... 45 Fachdidaktik ...................................................................................................... 47 2. STUDIENABSCHNITT.................................................................................... 49 Sprachkompetenz .............................................................................................. 49 Sprachwissenschaft ........................................................................................... 55 Literaturwissenschaft ........................................................................................ 61 Advanced Cultural Studies................................................................................ 67 Interdisziplinäres Modul ................................................................................... 69 Methodik und Fachdidaktik .............................................................................. 69 DiplomandInnenseminar ................................................................................... 72 Vorprüfungsfach und Freies Angebot............................................................... 74 Impressum Herausgeber und für den Inhalt verantwortlich: Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik der Universität Wien (Vorstand: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Ritt); 1090 Wien, Universitätscampus AAKH, Hof 8, Spitalgasse 2-4, Eingang: Garnisongasse 13. 2 INSTITUTSFÜHRER ADRESSEN Universitätscampus AAKH - Hof 8, A-1090 Wien, Spitalgasse 2-4, Eingang Garnisongasse 13, http://www.univie.ac.at/Anglistik, e-mail: [email protected] Tel. 4277-42401, Fax 4277-9424; Erdgeschoß: Seminarräume 1, 2, 3, 4 Unterrichtsraum Bibliothek Anschlagtafeln mit wichtigen Hinweisen Garderobe (Schließfächer) 1. Stock rechts: Seminarraum 5 Studierraum Aufenthaltsraum StudienrichtungsvertreterInnen Computerarbeitsraum Anschlagtafeln 1. Stock geradeaus: Amerikanistik, Zentrum für Kanadastudien 1. Stock links: Zentralsekretariat Zeugniskasten Anschlagtafeln (wichtige Hinweise, Prüfungs- anmeldung, Gastvorträge etc.) Studienberatung Sprechzimmer LektorInnen Sprechzimmer BundeslehrerInnen 2. Stock: ProfessorInnen, AssistentInnen, Sekretariate Besprechungszimmer Große Lehrveranstaltungen, für die wir nicht die entsprechenden Räume haben, finden im neuen Hörsaalkomplex (HS C1 und C2) sowie im Hörsaal B (alle am Campus, Hof 2) statt. MITGLIEDER DES INSTITUTS Wenn der Vorname angegeben ist, ist das Institutsmitglied via e-mail erreichbar unter [email protected]. Telefonisch erreichbar sind wir unter 4277 und der jeweils angegebenen Durchwahl. Ort Sprechstunde Durchwahl ProfessorInnen/Habilitierte Prof. Dieter KASTOVSKY 2.Stock Di 14-15 42421 Prof. Ewald MENGEL 2.Stock wird bekanntgegeben Prof. Otto RAUCHBAUER 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung Mag. Wittmann Prof. Margarete RUBIK 2.Stock Fr 12-13 42471 Prof. Herbert SCHENDL 2.Stock Mi 11-12, Lehramt Di 16-17 42431 Prof. Waldemar ZACHARASIEWICZ 1.Stock Di 12-13.30 42411 Hon. Prof. WIDDOWSON 2. Stock nach Vereinbarung 42441 Em. Prof. Herbert FOLTINEK 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung Dr. Reichl Em. Prof. KORNINGER nach Vereinbarung Mag. Olsson Ao. Prof. Manfred DRAUDT 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung per e-mail 3 Ao. Prof. Arthur METTINGER 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung 42422 Ao. Prof. Nikolaus RITT 2.Stock Di 16-17, Mi 11-12 42424 Ao. Prof. Barbara SEIDLHOFER 2.Stock Mo 16-18 u. n. Vereinb. 42442 Ao. Prof. Rudolf WEISS 2.Stock Do 14.30-16.30 42463 Ao. Prof. Franz-Karl WÖHRER 2.Stock Mi 15-16 u. n. Vereinb. 42464 Gäste: Prof. Carmen BIRKLE 1. Stock Mo 14-16 u. n. Vereinb. 42412 e-mail: [email protected] Prof. Barbara KRYK-KASTOVSKY 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung 42420 Prof. W.J. McCORMACK 2.Stock nach Vereinbarung AssistenzprofessorInnen, AssistentInnen und wissenschaftl. BeamtInnen Dr. Christiane DALTON-PUFFER 2.Stock Karenzierung Mag. Stefan DOLLINGER 2. Stock Di 11-12 42433 Dr. Michael DRAXLBAUER 1.Stock Karenzierung Dr. Astrid FELLNER 2.Stock Karenzierung Dr. Stephen FERGUSON 1. Stock nach Vereinbarung 42409 Mag. Julia Isabel HÜTTNER 2. Stock Di 14-15 42445 Dr. Gunther KALTENBÖCK 2. Stock Di 12-13 42482 Mag. Karin LACH Bibl. siehe Abschnitt Bibliothek 16538 Dr. Elke METTINGER-SCHARTMANN 2.Stock Mo 9.30-10.30 42474 Dr. Eva MÜLLER-ZETTELMANN 2.Stock Karenzierung Mag. Barbara OLSSON 2.Stock Mi 15-16, Fr 11-12 42472 Dr. Susanne REICHL 2.Stock Di 16-17 42462 Dr. Angelika RIEDER 2. Stock Di 10.30-12 42443 Dr. Ute SMIT 2.Stock Mi 15-16 42432 Mag. Bettina THURNER 1. Stock Mo und Mi 13-14 42416 Dr. Brigitta TRANKER 2.Stock Mi 11-12 42465 Mag. Corinna WEISS 2.Stock Do 10.30-11.30 42423 Mag. Monika WITTMANN 2.Stock Di 14-16, Do 11-12 42452 BundeslehrerInnen Bundeslehrerzimmer 1. Stock Dr. Leigh BAILEY Do 11.30-12.30 u. nach Vereinbarung 42407 Patricia HÄUSLER-GREENFIELD, M.A. Do 10-12 (e-mail: [email protected]) 42407 Bryan JENNER, Ph.D. 2. Stock, Mi 13-14 Mo 15-16 42435 Dr. Isobel LIPOLD-STEVENS Do 10-11 (14tägig) 42407 Mag. Barbara MEHLMAUER-LARCHER 2.Stock, Di 14-15 u. n. Vereinb. 42490 Gillian SCHWARZ-PEAKER, M.A. Do 9-10 42407 Dr. Monika SEIDL 2. Stock, Mi 14-15 42491 Mag. Susanne SWEENEY-NOVAK Mo 17-18 42407 LektorInnen Alle LektorInnen sind zu ihren Vorlesungszeiten sowie nach Vereinbarung zu erreichen. Doz. ANDERSON S. KIDD, B.A. Dr. ZETTL Mag. ARNOLDNER Dr. KISLINGER Dr. WEISSENBÄCK Mag. BANAUCH Mag. KROIS-LINDNER E. BRAUNEIS, L.A.C.S.T. A. LANDESMANN, M.A. Mag. BUXBAUM Mag. LIEBL K. CHESTER, M.A. D. McNAMEE, B.A. Mag. HÖLLMÜLLER Mag. MOSER-RAMSAUER Dr. DENSCHER L. NAZARENKO, M.A. Mag. DIRNBERGER Dr. POPE-HOFFMANN Mag. FORSTNER Dr. SCHMETTERER Mag. HÄUSLER J. SHARP, M.A. Mag. HOLZMANN Mag. SVOBODA Mag. JUROVSKY Dr. PRÜGER 4 Sekretariate Ort Sprechstunden Durchwahl Monika FAHRNBERGER 1.Stock Mi Fr 10-11, Do 15-16 42410 Christine KLEIN 2.Stock tägl. 10-11 Di Do 15-16 42420 Edith LEDERER-VADON 2.Stock Di Do 11-12, Mi 15-16 42470 Gertraud ROTTE 2.Stock Mo Mi Do 11-12, Di 14-15 42440 Ulrike ZILLINGER 2.Stock Mo Do 9-10 42450 Zentralsekretariat 1.Stock Mo Mi Fr 9-12.15, Di 10-12 u. 13-15.30, Do 13-15.30 u. 16-18 Ute LINKE, Senada SABANOVIC, Nicole SCHILLING 42401 Die Öffnungszeiten des Zentralsekretariates finden Sie auch auf der Institutshomepage. Studienberatung: Monica DIRNBERGER 1. Stock Mo 10.30-11.30, Mi Fr 10-11 42404 TutorInnen: Sprachlabor: American English: Lisa U. HOUSKA, Petra MIKULCIK British English: Armin BERGER, Timo FRÜWIRTH, Susanne MATIAS-ZWIEFLER, Christiane MOSER, Barbara RENNISON, Martin STEPANEK Linguistisches Proseminar: Marie-Luise PITZL Literaturwissenschaftliches Proseminar: Ludwig SCHNAUDER Literature Survey Prof. Mengel: Christine MAYER Literature Survey Prof. Zacharasiewicz: Christina STABAUER Literature Survey Dr. Mettinger-Schartmann: Melanie FERATOVA-LOIDOLT Sprachgeschichte: Christopher MOIK Einführung in das Studium der englischsprachigen Literatur: Ludwig SCHNAUDER Prof. Rubik), Ursula KLUWICK (Dr. Reichl) Introduction to the Study of Language I: Cornelia NOTHEGGER Introduction to the Study of Language II: Edith SIMMEL, Barbara SIMMEL INSTITUTSORGANISATION Vorstand: Ao. Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Ritt Vorsitzende der Studienkommission Mag. Barbara Olsson; zuständig vor allem für: Studienangelegenheiten wie Anrechnungen, Nostrifikationen, freie Wahlfächer sowie Fächerkombination nach altem Studienplan. Vorsitzender der Studienkommission Lehramt: Univ.Prof. Dr. Herbert Schendl (Sprechstunde: Do 16-17); Unterlagen wie Meldung des Übertritts in den neuen Studienplan, Anträge auf Anrechnungen etc. reichen Sie bitte am Prüfungsreferat ein! Prüfungsangelegenheiten (Diplomprüfungen,
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