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Keine Einordnung ins Vorlesungsverzeichnis vorhanden. Veranstaltung ist aus dem Semester SoSe 2018 , Aktuelles Semester: SoSe 2024
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Watching TV with a Linguist Gr. 2    Sprache: Englisch    Keine Belegung möglich
(Keine Nummer) Blockseminar     SoSe 2018     2 SWS     jedes Semester    
   Lehreinheit: Anglistik    
   Teilnehmer/-in  Maximal : 50  
 
   Zugeordnete Lehrperson:   Salzinger
 
 
 
   Termin: Mittwoch   18:00  -  20:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 06.06.2018    Ende : 06.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R04 B21   R12R  
  Samstag   09:00  -  15:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 09.06.2018    Ende : 09.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R04 B21   R12R  
  Samstag   09:00  -  15:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 16.06.2018    Ende : 16.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R04 B21   R12R  
  Mittwoch   18:00  -  20:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 20.06.2018    Ende : 20.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R04 B21   R12R  
  Mittwoch   18:00  -  20:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 27.06.2018    Ende : 27.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R04 B21   R12R  
  Samstag   09:00  -  15:00    EinzelT
Beginn : 30.06.2018    Ende : 30.06.2018
      Raum :   R12 R05 A69   R12R  
 
 
   Kommentar:

For a long time, TV has been considered to have no cultural, educational or intellectual values. Many children have been told that watching TV will make them stupid – they should rather read a book. People who want to be perceived as educated and intellectual often deny that they watch TV, or they claim to only watch quality TV. This attitude towards TV in general or - more specifically - as a source for academic research has started to change. TV is most certainly not devoid of values, and while the quality of different TV shows might be debatable, its legitimacy for academic study is not. Of course, the researcher needs to keep in mind that the dialogs are scripted and are not examples of natural speech. But as Beers (2016) puts it: “television dialogue could be thought of as representing a communicative ideal”, so they present the researcher a pure version of language without any interference and are easily accessible via transcriptions online.

In this class we will look at different linguistic topics from morphology, semantics and pragmatics. In a second step we will see how they are used for different purposes in TV shows and how we can use TV transcripts as a corpus for linguistic research.

 
   Bemerkung:

Registration: To register for this course, please send an e-mail to julia.salzinger@uni-due.de (deadline: May 25th).

Exams: If you want to write your term paper (Modulprüfung) this semester, don't forget to register for the exam in HisinOne (May 7th-18th)!