FG07 (Basic Course)

4th Term

Human Relations: Fair Is Foul and Foul Is Fair

New Swan Shakespeare Macbeth

ISBN 978-0-582-52711-9 € 19,95

new and second-hand at http://www.amazon.de/

3rd Term

Ireland: Changes and Challenges 

Contemporary Irish Short Stories

Hrsg.: Oeser, Hans-Christian. 184 S.

Reclams Rote Reihe

ISBN: 978-3-15-009250-7

EUR (D): 4,60

Students should order this book asap (as soon as possible). 

Short Stories: 

Maeve Kelly, “Journey Home”

John McGahern, “High Ground”

John Montague, “An Occasion of Sin”

Seán Mac Mathúna, “Prisoner of the Republic”

Ita Daly, “The Lady with the Red Shoes”

Anne Devlin, “Five Notes after a Visit” 


2nd Term

The American South

William Faulkner: “A Rose for Emily” (short story)

Alfred Uhry: "Driving Miss Daisy" (drama, ISBN: 978-3-464-06325-5, Cornelsen Senior English Library, Bestellnummer: 63259 - 7,25 EUR)

"Fried Green Tomatoes" (film)

"Strange Fruit" (song) 

1st Term

Science Fiction and Dystopia

Ray Bradbury:  Fahrenheit 451

Klett 978-3-12-577690-6 (identisch mit: 3-12-577690-2)

9,95 EUR 

Class 11

For those who would like to read a page-turner to brush up their reading skills.

Misery is a psychological thriller novel by Stephen King. The novel was nominated for the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel in 1988, and was later made into a Hollywood film and an off-Broadway play of the same name. The novel focuses on Paul Sheldon, a writer famous for Victorian-era romance novels involving the character of Misery Chastain. One day he is rescued from a car crash by crazed fan Annie Wilkes, who transports him to her home and, once finding out what he has done to Misery in his latest book, forces him to write a new book modifying the story - no matter what it takes.