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KLAUSUR
- Klausur besteht aus listening + questions on a text
- Look into the wiki!
1. BRAVE NEW WORLD ist nicht Klausurstoff!
2. Foreign Policy:
Aus diesem Bereich wird auch diie Listening Comprehension sein!
Wiki: 4 US Foreign Policy and Relations to Europe, incl. Worksheets, Buchtexten, Voc
Texts:
- American cultural hegemony and Anti-Americanism
- The USA and Europe – too different to be friends?
- What do Americans think of Europe
- Greenline p. 60/61 Brand Aid
- Greenline p. 82/83 America is a Religion
- Worksheet on US-Wars
- The Home Front: Exorcising an old Demon
Video:
Read:
3. Robots / Science:
Wiki: 5. Science and Technology incl. Worksheets, Listening Comprehension
Texts:
- Programmed for Love
- Nicht Text: Barney
Homework
If you had the money to buy a useful, efficient robot ...
- what kind of robot would you buy?
- what should it be able to do?
- what would be its most important feature?
Explain your decision!
Recent homework
Basic Skills & Information
- Information on homework and oral grades
- Reading and Marking technique - SQ3R Method A useful method to read, mark and annotate texts.
- Working with Cartoons
- A good speech/speaker ...
- Answering questions on the text
- Starting a paragraph
- Starting an Essay/Comment
- Writing an interview
- Mediation
- Characterization
- Building an Argument
Brave New World
Brave New World is a separate page now! Open here!
US Foreign Policy and Relations to Europe
Typically American? A collection of Stereotypes?
| Typical Americans are .... / Typically, in America you find ... / In America "they" believe in ... |
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Cartoons on US Cultural Hgemony / Americanization
- Cartoon on Americanization
- Cartoon of President George W. Bush as Cowboy
- Working with Cartoons
- Notes on Cartoon!
Text on US Cultural Hegemony
1. What reasons for anti American feelings in Europe does the text give?
- American culture ousts European culture
- German or other European languages are being flooded with English terms and expressions
- Sense of national identity severely disturbed
- Europeans are afraid of loosing their cultural autonomy
- European culture replaced by American culture
- Vietnam-war
- Guantanamo Bay and Abu-Ghraib
- Americans ignore and don't know about European culture
- American worldview is centered on America
- Americans expect everyone to think and speak American
- Americanization as cultural imperialism
2. Why has Germany been especially quick at embracing American culture?
- America's help after WWII (→ Marshall Plan) ==> Germans felt grateful
- German culture discredited by Nazis, German from "Dichter und Denker" to "Richter und Henker"
- Germans looked for new cultural model → culture of the victoriuos, democratic and successful USA
- Germans were not allowed to have and learned to feel ashamed of patriotic feelings → easy to take over Western/US mass culture
- US culture meant luxury, affluence, freedom, individualism
The USA and Europe - increasingly difficult relations?
The results of your work on the two texts on the relations between the USA and Europe:
Vocabulary
Text: Brand Aid
- Cf. Greenline p. 60/61
- Click several times to enlarge!
The Wars of the USA in the 20th and 21st century
- Cf. worksheet on Wars
- Your summaries of the wars:
Vocabulary
The Home Front: Exorcising an old Demon
- Cf. workshhet, or partly here (p. 267/268):
- Comparison Vietnam War and Gulf War:
Science and Technology
Listening Test
Using Robots
Text: Programmed for Love
- The original text can be read here!
- Answers to questions 1 and 2 (click several times!):
Drama, Baby
==Elements of Drama - as a literary Genre-(Pages 1,3,4)==[1] BBC GCSE Revision on Elements of Drama]
- (Do not use page 2 of this set)
"Elements of Drama- as a literary Genre(Pages 5-7)
BBC GCSE Revision on Elements of Drama
Irony See esp. LK Englisch/Thelenberg 2009 11/Analysis#IRONY| Dramatic Irony]
Aspects of Drama as medium-(Pages 1-3)
BBC GCSE Revision on Drama - Medium I
Aspects of Drama as a medium-(Pages 4-6)
[2] BBC GCSE Revision on Drama - Medium II]
Aspects of Drama as a medium-(Pages 7-8)
[3] BBC GCSE Revision on Drama - Medium III]
