Volume 33 (2022), Issue 2
Selected Papers from the 2021 Conference of the German Association for the Study of English. Edited by Daniela Wawra and Jonathan Rose
In Collaboration with: Anna Auguscik, Simone Broders, Maria Fleischhack, Charlotte Hahn, Ilka Mindt and Jonatan Jalle Steller
Front Matter open-access
Page 1 - 2
Table of Contents
Table of Contents open-access
Page 3 - 5
Selected Papers from the 2021 Conference of the German Association for the Study of English
Preface open-access
Page 7 - 9
I. English Linguistics, Learners and the Classroom. Panel Editors: Charlotte Anna Hahn and Ilka Mindt
Introduction: English Linguistics, Learners and the Classroom open-access
Page 11 - 14
‘Authentic Englishes.nrw’ – Developing and Using Interactive Teaching and Learning Materials on Varieties of English open-access
Page 15 - 27
From ‘Occluded Genres’ to Authentic ESP Writing Tasks open-access
Modelling Intertextual Cohesion for L2 Writing Instruction
Page 29 - 59
Evaluating Accents of English in ELT Textbooks Used at German Secondary Schools open-access
Page 61 - 75
II. Limits of Knowledge – Knowledge of Limits: The Productiveness of Ignorance, Non-Knowledge, and Agnotology. Panel Editors: Anna Auguscik and Simone Broders
Introduction: Limits of Knowledge – Knowledge of Limits: The Productiveness of Ignorance, Non-Knowledge, and Agnotology open-access
Page 77 - 88
Creating Secrets to Justify a Revolution open-access
Secret Histories, Whig Propaganda and British Historiography
Page 89 - 105
“You May Guess” open-access
Poetics of Knowability in the Work of the Rossetti Siblings
Page 107 - 121
The Bird Behind the Legend open-access
Knowledge of the Dodo in Victorian Discourses of Extinction
Page 123 - 140
Fractures, Gaps, and Blanks open-access
The Trauma of Not-Knowing in Alison Pick’s ‘Far to Go’ and Helen Oyeyemi’s ‘The Icarus Girl’
Page 141 - 153
“[Y]ou’ve been told and not told” – The Ethics and Aesthetics of (Non-)Knowledge in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Recent Novels open-access
Page 155 - 171
The Political and Aesthetic Productivity of Shakespearean Ambiguity in Brexit Discourse open-access
Page 173 - 191
III. Active Audiences, Fans and Participatory Culture: Reciprocal Communication and Creativity. Panel Editors: Maria Fleischhack and Jonathan A. Rose
Introduction: Active Audiences, Fans and Participatory Culture: Reciprocal Communication and Creativity open-access
Page 193 - 197
Creative Textual Amplification open-access
Fan Commentary Podcasts as Participatory Culture
Page 199 - 212
‘A Poem to Remember’ open-access
Poetry Competition as a Means of Popular Participation in Commemorative Culture
Page 213 - 224
Teaching (and) Fandom: A Conversation open-access
Page 225 - 237
IV. The Attention Economy: Digital Distraction and Political Persuasion in Everyday Culture. Panel Editor: Jonatan Jalle Steller
Attention and Everyday Culture: Or, Introducing the Attention Economy open-access
Page 239 - 243
“I Just Wanted to Say my Piece” open-access
‘Black Mirror’, Attention, and the Problem of Critique
Page 245 - 256
Directing Pandemic Attention open-access
Dystopian Corona Narratives and the Nation in British Media and Politics
Page 257 - 272
Reviews
Reviews open-access
Page 273 - 292
List of Contributors
List of Contributors open-access
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