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Die Veranstaltung wurde 12 mal im Vorlesungsverzeichnis WiSe 2024/25 gefunden:
Seminar: Linguistics  - - - 3
Seminar: Linguistics 2  - - - 4
Seminar: Linguistics  - - - 5
Language in Use 1  - - - 6
Language in Use 2  - - - 7
Pragmatics  - - - 8
Discourse Linguistics  - - - 9
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Environmental Communication    Sprache: Englisch    Belegpflicht
(Keine Nummer) Hauptseminar     WiSe 2024/25     2 SWS     jedes Semester    
   Lehreinheit: Anglistik    
   Teilnehmer/-in  Maximal : 40  
 
      149573
  Master of Arts Urbane Kultur, Gesellschaft und Raum, Abschluss 86, Master of Arts Urbane Kultur, Gesellschaft und Raum (86UKG)
   Zugeordnete Lehrperson:   Kosatica
 
 
Zur Zeit keine Belegung möglich
   Termin: Donnerstag   14:00  -  16:00    wöch.
Beginn : 10.10.2024   
      Raum :   S05 R03 H20   S05R  
 
 
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In the long sweep of history, definitions, meanings and social attitudes towards conflict have dramatically changed. While scholarship in international relations, international law, or peace studies is addressing conflicts in terms of ‘conflict resolution’, ‘post-conflict reconstruction’, ‘post-conflict justice’, or “post-conflict trauma”, little or no attention has been given to the broader investigation of conflict as a semiotic mechanism, appearing as the result of various semiotic acts by social groups that advocate conflicting denotative or connotative meanings. This course aims at addressing how a conflict, along with its representations, is a semiotic phenomenon. The course will focus on how conflicts – e.g. armed or climate change conflicts, and their representations – constitute privileged loci for a semiotic analysis. For example, we will focus on the ways in which 20th and 21st-century (post-) conflict (visual) texts address and (re)mediate memory; along with cultural identities in post-conflict contexts.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, it is expected that students:  

  • will become familiar with theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches in the semiotic study of conflicts
  • will learn how conflicts are discursively and semiotically accomplished, represented and remembered
  • will learn how does semiotics fit into the study of conflict and post-conflict scenarios
  • will understand the main themes and aspects relating to conflict and post-conflict cultures in a semiotic perspective