Universität Wien

SPL 16 - Music Studies, Linguistics and Comparative Literature

160189 UE Introduction into General Literature
160003 UE Introduction into General Literature
160131 UE Introduction into General Literature
160048 UE Introduction into General Literature
160148 UE Introduction to Comparative Literature
160049 PS ) there is nothing outside the intertext ( -Intertextuality : Theory and Practice
160122 PS Introduction into the Theory of Literature
160050 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160060 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160186 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160197 UE Forms and Functions of the detective novel
160051 PS Identity Crisis and Irony in the European Novel of the 20th Century
160063 UE Psychoanalysis and Literature (1900-1930) - German, French, Italian and English examples and interrelations
160056 UE Literature of Exile in the 19. and 20. Centuries
160052 PS Postmodernity in Latin-America
160058 PS German-French Literary Transfer in the Age of Romanticism I
160059 PS History of Reception and Translation - Introductory Sem.: Survey of Anglo-German Literary Relations - Part One: From the Earliest Times to 1800
160121 PS Borges and World Literature
160185 PS Romanticism in Central Europe (Macha, Petöfi, Sladkovic, Lenau)
160199 PS The Theatre of the Absurd - revisited
160191 PS Literature and Music. An Introduction.
160361 PS Literature and Comics
160132 PS Bright Visions, Splendorous Downfalls - The "Phantastic" in Literature, Film and Other Arts since Modernity
160053 PS The Schlegel and the Shelley Circle: Gender Relationship in the German and English Romantic Era - Gender relations and literary creativity in the Romantic period
160062 PS The Contemporary European Book Market
160194 PS The Field of Translation
160163 PS Enjoy! - Cuisine, Cooking & Eating in Literature
160198 SE Productive Reception in Dramas: Theory-Methods-Examples
160150 SE The Celestina (Burgos 1499/1502; Zaragoza 1507) - Literary and philosophical sources, social context
160134 SE The German Reception of James Joyce
160065 SE Literature in Austrian Reviews at the Turn of the 19th Century
110025 SE [de it] Literaturwissenschaftliches Seminar - Italienisch - Die europäische Rezeption von Boccaccios Decameron
160149 SE Privatissimum
160195 SE Privatissimum
160147 SE Privatissimum
160061 SE Privatissimum
160200 VO Translation and Reception in the Romance Countries
160203 VO Postcolonial Theory
160362 VO [en] Canadian Fiction in a Multicultural State
160055 VO European Romanticism: Fine Arts, the Age of Idealism
160146 VO Digital Literature
110034 VO [fr] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung - Französisch - Histoire de l'édition française II
110038 VO [fr] Literaturgeschichtliche Vorlesung - Französisch - Littérature française de la Renaissance
110039 VO [it] Literaturgeschichtliche Vorlesung - Italienisch - La letteratura italiana dell'ottocento
16.01. Musikwissenschaft
160054 SE Music, Dance, Performance
Erster Studienabschnitt
160010 UE Work techniques in musicology
160011 UE Work techniques in musicology
160016 UE Work techniques in musicology
160017 UV Introduction to musicology
160025 UE Introduction into Hearing of Structures
160026 UE Harmony
160027 UE Counterpoint
160028 UE Counterpoint
160074 UE Introduction into Hearing of Structures
160111 PS French vocal music in the 19th century
160113 PS The Symphony in the 19th Century
160124 PS Italian Instrumental Music in the Baroque Period
160176 UE Introduction into Hearing of Structures
160187 UE Harmony
160188 PS On the history of sphere harmony
160207 UE Working techniques in musicology
160210 PS Source study in ethnomusicology
160222 PS Secular Music in Europe around 1500
160223 PS Proseminar about Byzantine liturgical music
160250 PS Soul Music
First or Second Stage of the Degree Programme
160013 UE Acoustic Labor Practical Course I
160014 UV Introduction to systematic musicology I
160018 UV An Introduction to Ethnomusicology I
160024 UV Psychoacoustics I
160081 VO+UE+EX Status of Composing 2007-2008. Worldwide Overview
160092 UE Palaeography - Mensural Notation (14th-16th Century)
160094 UE Music and Culture of the Franco-Flemish Composers
160107 UE Musical traditions of the Vezo and Masikoro
160112 UV Numerology and Morals - Some Aspects of Ancient Greek Musical Aesthetics
160115 UE Beethoven: The Piano Sonatas
160116 UE Musical analysis
160165 PR Multimedia Technologies in Musicology I
160169 UV Lied and chamber music in the Biedermeier era I.
160173 UV Musical instruments
160174 UV African music II
160190 UV Early sources on musical automata as a contribution to the history of music
160192 UE Working with sources and scores
160196 UV Euroean music history - from the "Wiener Moderne" to the Serial Music in the 1950s
160214 PR Library Knowledge
160234 EX Music and Cultue of the Franco-Flemish Composers
160249 UV Between Blues and Kitsch: Main Aspects of Popular Music
Zweiter Studienabschnitt
160022 SE Historical Musicological Seminar
160054 SE Music, Dance, Performance
160108 VO+UE The Aesthetics of Performance
160109 SE Performativity - A new perspective for musicology?
160114 SE Analysis as a Method of Music History
160117 SV Richard Wagner: Der Ring des Nibelungen
160118 SE The problematic of how to define "Opus" in the musical modernity
160125 UE Current trends in Historical Musicology
160167 SE Schubert's chamber music
160170 SE Mythus of Orpheus
160171 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160184 SE Healing with music
160251 SE Contemporary Popular Female Voices from Björk to Beyoncé
Lehrveranstaltungen für Diplomanden und Dissertanten
160012 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160015 DS Seminar for master candidates
160019 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160020 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates - Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160021 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160023 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160047 DS Seminar for master and doctoral candidates
160127 DS Research seminar for diploma and doctoral candidates
160143 DS Seminar for master candidates
16.02. Linguistics
Indo-European Studies
090173 VO Linguistics and Philosophy of Language in Classical Antiquity - Sprachphilosophie und Sprachwissenschaft in der Antike
160002 VO Comparative Grammar of Old Germanic Languages I: - Lautlehre
160029 VO+UE Reading and Linguistic Analysis of Early Modern Persian Texts I
160082 UE Grammar of present-day Albanian
160083 SE Linguistic treatment of Old Armenian
160085 SE Reading etruscian texts
160086 UE Problems of Kurdish
160089 VO+UE [en] Trends in Historical and Indo-European Linguistics
160097 UE Corpus- and Sociolinguistic Problems in Language Revival: - the Case of Neo-Cornish
160098 UE "Celtic" Errors - Myths in Popular and Pseudo-Science
160099 VO Introduction to Medieval Irish Literature
160101 UE Old Irish 2
160102 VO Sound Change
160103 UE Modern Irish 1
160104 UE Modern Irish 3
160105 VO The History of Breton Literature
160139 VO+UE Introduction into Hittite
160141 VO Introduction to Celtic Studies
160153 VO Selected Chapters from the History of Indo-European Studies
160154 PS Morphological change
160155 VO Introduction to Indo-Iranian
160182 VO History of Ancient Greek
160219 VO Historical Grammar of Ancient Greek I
160248 UE Kurdish Conversation
160328 UE An overview of the Albanian Literature at times of "Albanian Renaissance (New Birth)" - first half of 19th Century, or till the year of 1912
160252 VO The Celtic languages in a survey
160253 UE Introduction into Middle Welsh
160254 VO+SE Antique authors and the legends of the insular Celts
160255 SE Comparative Indo-European morphology
General and Applied Linguistics
First Stage of Degree Programme: Compulsory Courses
160030 VO Introduction to Linguistics
160036 VO Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology
160037 VO+UE Practice for Introduction to Linguistics
160064 VO+UE Introductory Seminar in Linguistics
160164 VO+UE Practice for Introduction to Linguistics
160216 VO+UE Introductory Seminar in Linguistics
First or Second Stage of the Degree Programme
Second Stage of the Degree Programme
160001 PV Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160004 PS Introductory Seminar in Sociolinguistics - Language-Politics
160005 PS Introductiory Seminar: Discourse and Media
160006 SE Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160008 PS Introductory Seminar on Feminist Linguistics - Gender and Discourse
160031 PS Introductory Seminar: - Theory of Syntax
160033 PS Introductory Seminar in Patholinguistics - Language Acquisition Disorders
160040 SE Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160041 VO Introduction to Linguistic Methods of Field Research
160042 PS Methods of Applied Linguistics I
160043 PS Issues in Research of Language Teaching - Foreign-language Teaching
160045 SE Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160068 SE Issues in Sociolinguistics: Language-Politics
160144 VO Introduction to Ethnolinguistics
160193 SE Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160202 SE Seminar on Psycholinguistics and Morphology
160206 VO Introduction to Semantics
160212 PS Discourse Analysis - Exercises in Transcription
160224 VO [en] Syntax of a Specific Language: Albanian
160225 VO Issues in Phonology - Melody in Phonology: Past, Present and Future
160227 PS [en] Recent Developments in the Theory of Grammar - Cyclic Linearisation
160228 VO+SE Comparative Theory of Grammar - Microvariation
160229 VO [en] Recent Developments in the Theory of Grammar - From GB to Minimalism II
160230 VO+SE Seminar in Semantics
160231 SE Privatissimum - Mandatory for all Masters and Doctoral candidates
160232 UE Practice in Recent Developments in the Theory of Grammar - From GB to Minimalism II
160233 VO Introduction to Migration Research from a Linguistic Perspective - with a particular focus on educational research
160235 PS Exercises for the Seminar on Psycholinguistics and Morphology
160236 UE Coding of Linguistic Data - Exercises in Transcription and Coding of Linguisitic Data: CHILDES
160237 SE Seminar on the Theory of Grammar
160240 PS Practicum II
160241 UE Practice for the Seminar on the Theory of Grammar
160242 VO Recent Developments in the Theory of Grammar
160243 VO Syntax of a Specific Language
160244 PS Comparative Theory of Grammar - relative clauses
Individual Languages
16.03. Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft
160003 UE Introduction into General Literature
160131 UE Introduction into General Literature
160189 UE Introduction into General Literature
160048 UE Introduction into General Literature
160148 UE Introduction to Comparative Literature
160049 PS ) there is nothing outside the intertext ( -Intertextuality : Theory and Practice
160122 PS Introduction into the Theory of Literature
160186 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160060 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160050 UE "Academic Writing and Basics of bibliographical Search Strategies "
160197 UE Forms and Functions of the detective novel
160063 UE Psychoanalysis and Literature (1900-1930) - German, French, Italian and English examples and interrelations
160056 UE Literature of Exile in the 19. and 20. Centuries
160051 PS Identity Crisis and Irony in the European Novel of the 20th Century
160052 PS Postmodernity in Latin-America
160059 PS History of Reception and Translation - Introductory Sem.: Survey of Anglo-German Literary Relations - Part One: From the Earliest Times to 1800
160121 PS Borges and World Literature
160058 PS German-French Literary Transfer in the Age of Romanticism I
160199 PS The Theatre of the Absurd - revisited
160185 PS Romanticism in Central Europe (Macha, Petöfi, Sladkovic, Lenau)
160132 PS Bright Visions, Splendorous Downfalls - The "Phantastic" in Literature, Film and Other Arts since Modernity
160361 PS Literature and Comics
160191 PS Literature and Music. An Introduction.
160062 PS The Contemporary European Book Market
160053 PS The Schlegel and the Shelley Circle: Gender Relationship in the German and English Romantic Era - Gender relations and literary creativity in the Romantic period
160194 PS The Field of Translation
160163 PS Enjoy! - Cuisine, Cooking & Eating in Literature
160134 SE The German Reception of James Joyce
160065 SE Literature in Austrian Reviews at the Turn of the 19th Century
160198 SE Productive Reception in Dramas: Theory-Methods-Examples
160150 SE The Celestina (Burgos 1499/1502; Zaragoza 1507) - Literary and philosophical sources, social context
110025 SE [de it] Literaturwissenschaftliches Seminar - Italienisch - Die europäische Rezeption von Boccaccios Decameron
160195 SE Privatissimum
160061 SE Privatissimum
160147 SE Privatissimum
160149 SE Privatissimum
160146 VO Digital Literature
160362 VO [en] Canadian Fiction in a Multicultural State
160203 VO Postcolonial Theory
160200 VO Translation and Reception in the Romance Countries
160055 VO European Romanticism: Fine Arts, the Age of Idealism
110034 VO [fr] Literaturwissenschaftliche Vorlesung - Französisch - Histoire de l'édition française II
110038 VO [fr] Literaturgeschichtliche Vorlesung - Französisch - Littérature française de la Renaissance
110039 VO [it] Literaturgeschichtliche Vorlesung - Italienisch - La letteratura italiana dell'ottocento

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