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Cognitive Foundations of Linguistic Usage Patterns. Berlin/New York: Walter de Gruyter, 33-61. 2010 "Working with authentic ELT discourse data: The Flensburg English Classroom Corpus , in: Ralf Vogel"; Said

Holger (2012). Gender Variation, Indirectness, and Preference Organization in Threat Responses. Rice Working Papers in Linguistics Vol. 3. Houston, TX: Rice University. Limberg, Holger (2010). University office

Earthward: The US Space Program and its influence on depictions of the Earth Abstract: I am currently working on a book project that investigates correlations between the US space program and depiction of the [...] partially image-based media such as newspaper & journal articles and image-free narrative space travel works of both fact and fiction. I will also have been able to show the influence that these had on the ecology

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Technology Association of Germany: Glücksburg 1992, 24 pp. Geoff Parker (review): 'Thatcherism at Work', in: Edinburgh Review, Edinburgh 1988 Geoff Parker (review): Annie Cohen-Solal, Sartre - A Life,

Research Ph.D. Project Transpacific Relationalities in Chinese American Family Narratives [working title] Research Interests (Trans)Pacific Studies Chinese and Asian American Literature and Culture Life [...] University Berlin, Germany. November 2012. "‘Transnational Haunting’: Conceptualizing the Uncanny in the Works of the Chinese Diaspora." Postgraduate Forum, German Association for American Studies. University

of environmental factors affecting the quality of teacher's life of public schools from Umuarama. Work, 41, 3693-3700. Farber, B. A. (1991). Crisis in education: Stress and burnout in the American teacher [...] 175-190). Wiesbaden: Springer VS. Hakanen, J. J., Bakker, A. B. & Schaufeli, W. B. (2006). Burnout and work engagement among teachers. Journal of School Psychology, 43 (6), 495-513. Kieschke, U. (2003). Arbeit

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(ed.): Analysing the consequences of academic mobility and migration . Newcastle: CSP, 115–129. Working Papers Lomer, Sylvie/Budginaitė-Mačkinė, Irma/Carlson, Sören/Klasik, Daniel/Bamberger, Annette et [...] international student mobility: a systematic literature review . Centre for Global Higher Education Working Papers Series , No. 117. Oxford: University of Oxford, Centre for Global Higher Education (CGHE) [...] Sören (2011): Just a matter of choice? Student mobility as a social and biographical process. SCMR-Working Paper No. 68. University of Sussex: Sussex Centre for Migration Research. Others Eder, Klaus/Carlson

Empirical research methods, as well as hermeneutical methods of critical thinking, enable students to work in interdisciplinary settings. One of the particular features throughout this program is its project-based

and goes on to complete a PhD. In the end, the student wants to do research, work in a university abroad or in Germany, work in several research projects, and in the end the student might even have the [...] master's program. As this program is interdisciplinary, so are the opportunities it brings and fields of work. From government to non-government organizations (NGOs), in the university or internationally, many [...] NGOs, International NGOs Exhibition design and management Museum pedagogy and catalog editing Public work Services related to Europe (agency, consultancy, application services etc.) Political education /

to cultures and society. They are able to understand and discuss the necessity of interdisciplinary work and have realised the challenge of Doing Europe. They start to be sensitive to the potentials and [...] as a challenge and reflect on their own interest in Doing Europe. Type of class: Lecture-series, working groups Responsibility: Matthias Bauer Semester 1st Semester Workload (total) 150 h Cycle every fall [...] reading and writing Exercise (2 hpw) participants: 20 680101600: Module Examination Portfolio (4-5 work samples from Academic Reading and Writing and one Essay, ca. 2000-2500 words, relating to the lecture