Public Administration

In this course, students will acquire a detailed understanding of narrative and drama theory, with focus on the analysis of German literature. This means that students upon completion of the course will be able to:

• express themselves in German both orally and in writing with a high level of accuracy and variety in terms of content derived from various theoretical arguments within drama and narrative theory
• demonstrate sound knowledge regarding drama and narrative theory that can be applied in a meaningful way through the analysis of literary texts and staging of plays
• apply literary concepts and terms in their own written work
• explain the problems both with genre terminology as well as the functions and circumstances of the texts and staging throughout history
• provide constructive feedback on other students‘ written work and actively participate in a critical debate
• reflect on, evaluate and critically review scientific literature and convey its content and their own reflections, both orally and in writing
• work independently.

In this course, students will acquire a detailed understanding of narrative and drama theory, with focus on the analysis of German literature. This means that students upon completion of the course will be able to:

• express themselves in German both orally and in writing with a high level of accuracy and variety in terms of content derived from various theoretical arguments within drama and narrative theory
• demonstrate sound knowledge regarding drama and narrative theory that can be applied in a meaningful way through the analysis of literary texts and staging of plays
• apply literary concepts and terms in their own written work
• explain the problems both with genre terminology as well as the functions and circumstances of the texts and staging throughout history
• provide constructive feedback on other students‘ written work and actively participate in a critical debate
• reflect on, evaluate and critically review scientific literature and convey its content and their own reflections, both orally and in writing
• work independently.

In this course, students will acquire a detailed understanding of narrative and drama theory, with focus on the analysis of German literature. This means that students upon completion of the course will be able to:

• express themselves in German both orally and in writing with a high level of accuracy and variety in terms of content derived from various theoretical arguments within drama and narrative theory
• demonstrate sound knowledge regarding drama and narrative theory that can be applied in a meaningful way through the analysis of literary texts and staging of plays
• apply literary concepts and terms in their own written work
• explain the problems both with genre terminology as well as the functions and circumstances of the texts and staging throughout history
• provide constructive feedback on other students‘ written work and actively participate in a critical debate
• reflect on, evaluate and critically review scientific literature and convey its content and their own reflections, both orally and in writing
• work independently.