German: Intertextuality and Intermediality in Theory and Practice

About this programme

Based on the literary concepts of intertextuality and intermediality the material is studied comparatively as different forms of cultural production and discussion of its socio-cultural, historical and media context. The aim is to brign to our attention and theorise the relationship between different literary texts and between content and media in cultural communication. In the seminars space is given for discussion of various methods to express, paraphrase and reflect on intertextual and intermedial processes. The course consists of mandatory online seminars that take place in a virtual classroom at set times, as well as various assignments. There are no physical gatherings. Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date.