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  • 09.21
    2020

    The Chernobyl TV Series and the Impossibility of (Narrative) Closure

    The 2019 HBO mini-series Chernobyl has been praised as the best series of all times. Its account of the 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine and the fates of those dealing with its aftermath touched millions of viewers – but something about the appraising reviews of the series rubbed me the wrong way. It is true…

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    Hannah Klaubert

    Chernobyl, narrative, nuclear disaster, television
  • 09.8
    2020

    Lehrprojekt: Nature Writing und Übersetzung

    Das Sommersemester 2020 war in mehrerlei Hinsicht ein ungewöhnliches. Der zwölfwöchige Bachelor-Kurs, den ich unterrichtete, war mein erster, noch dazu im Online-Format, und ich hatte vor, ihn direkt mit einem kreativen Lehrexperiment zu beginnen. Es ging um die Übersetzung von aktuellem britischen Nature Writing, insbesondere von Auszügen aus Mark Cockers A Claxton Diary: Further Field…

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    Melina Lieb

    creative writing, Nature Writing, Online Classroom, Teaching, Translation
  • 09.8
    2020

    Teaching Creative Nature Writing and Translation

    The summer term of 2020 was an unusual one in several ways. The undergraduate course I taught was my first one, on top of that in online format, and I started with a creative teaching experiment right away. The twelve-week course was on the translation of current British Nature Writing, looking specifically at excerpts from…

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    Melina Lieb

    creative writing, Nature Writing, Online Classroom, Teaching, Translation
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