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New orientation of English language teaching based on three pillars: the (changing) norms of the target language, the new curricular developments and the results of second language acquisition research. The dissertation demands a reevaluation of the mistake. Accordingly correction procedures must be adjusted. ; Neuausrichtung des Englischunterrichts basierend auf einem Drei-Säulen-Modell: Normenwechsel in der Zielsprache, Normenwechsel in der Bildungspolitik, Nutzbarmachung der Ergebnisse der Zweitspracherwerbsforschung. Gefordert wird eine Neubewertung des Fehlers als "Institution". Dementsprechend müssen Korrekturverfahren angepasst werden.

"For many years, 'anglistik & englischunterricht' has been devoted to the exploration of a wide range of questions within the field of British and American culture and the teaching of culture. The objective of the first volume on globalisation is to provide a diverse approach to the problem area of globalisation, which, perhaps more than any other issue, needs to be addressed from a wide variety of disciplinary perspectives. It is, however, also self-evident that the number of specific questions to be covered within the scope of this volume is necessarily very limited and cannot serve as a systematic introduction to a problem area that, by definition, defies any such endeavour. Therefore, the publication offers a selection of contributions from linguistic, literary, film and cultural studies with a partly strong focus on teaching on secondary and tertiary levels. The volume should offer valuable insights not only for teachers at schools and universities but also for the interested public." --

Most commentators agree that the sense of newness embodied by Tony Blair and his government is due not simply to innovative policies, but just as much to his influence on the national mood. Like Margaret Thatcher, he is said to have created a new Zeitgeist. "Britain under Blair" therefore examines developments since the 1997 landslide victory not only with regard to the key political areas that already sparked heated debates under the preceding Conservative governments, but also on the representational level. Analyses of New Labour's characteristic rhetoric and various cultural discourses of the time demonstrate the central role of discursive changes in this period. Indebted to a broad Cultural Studies approach, the volume brings together specialists from a wide range of disciplines. They come from both the UK and Germany, thus combining inside and outside perspectives on Blair's Britain

Cover -- Title -- Imprint -- Contents -- Geneviève Susemihl (Kiel) and Grit Alter (Innsbruck): Teaching Indigenous Studies: An Introduction -- Dawn T. Maracle (Toronto): The Myth of Canada the Great: The Two Row Wampum as Foundational to Understanding the Indian Act and Haudenosaunee/Indigenous-Settler Relations -- Nina Reuther (Berlingen): Living within the Land: Environmental Justice and the Concept of Stewardship to the Land -- Grit Alter (Innsbruck): Decolonizing the Arctic Bookshelf: What Elliot and Inukpak Can (Not) Reveal about the North -- Eva Gruber (Konstanz): Transgressing Boundaries - Building Bridges: Engaging with First Nations Cultures through Trickster Narratives -- Gabriele Linke (Rostock): The Films of Alanis Obomsawin and the Politics of Indigenous Self-Representation -- Christoph Straub (Munich): Negotiating Urban Indigeneity: Gender, Class, and Agency in ,The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open' -- Geneviève Susemihl (Kiel): Exhibiting Cultures and Representing 'Otherness': Museums and Indigenous Peoples in Canada -- Geneviève Susemihl, Grit Alter, Eva Gruber, Nina Reuther, Christoph Straub, and Albert Rau: Residential Schools: Resistance, Resilience, and Reconciliation -- Contributors' Addresses -- Backcover.

Cover -- Contents -- Transforming Cities: Discourses of Urban Change from Victorian London to Global Megacities – An Introduction -- The Transformation of the London Green Belt: From Sanitary Scenery, Global City Infrastructure to Sustainable Landscape -- Strolling the Biophilic City: Flâneurism, Urban Nature and Eco-Fiction -- Golems, Vampires and a Mechanical Queen: Neo-Gothic Detection and the Psychogeography of Urban Change -- Sex and the City: Vicarious Kinaesthesia in the Neo-Victorian Novel -- Femme Publique: The Brothel Sex Worker as Anti-Flâneuse in the Television Series Maison Close -- Amsterdams Red Light District and the Global Rise of Prostitution -- Postcolonial Periphery as the Neo-Victorian Metropolis: Dublin as Londons Body Double -- Politicising Maps and Emotion: Transforming Cities Transforming Texts -- Whither Social Reformism in the Neo-Victorian Slum Narrative? -- Neo-Victorian Slumming in Londons Gothicity: The Victorian Metropolis Televisual Transformation into "The City of Dreadful Night -- Improvements and Amusements: Urban Geographies of Entertainment in Nineteenth- and Twenty-First-Century London -- Contributors Addresses -- Leere Seite