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The paper explores the concept of 'contextualization' in language learning and teaching, beginning with definitions of context and contextualization. It provides an overview of various methods that incorporate these ideas, while also discussing the advantages, disadvantages, and criticisms associated with this approach. Additionally, the work examines the current application of contextualization in foreign language classrooms, highlighting its widespread use in educational institutions such as Volkshochschule.

Focusing on the representation of masculinity, this seminar paper analyzes Quentin Tarantino's 2013 film "Django Unchained." It explores the contrasting stereotypes of white slaveholders and black slaves, examining how these portrayals reflect societal notions of masculinity. The paper delves into the main characters, highlighting their differing expressions of masculinity and the implications of these representations within the context of the film. This analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of racial and gender dynamics in American cinema.

Focusing on gender studies, this seminar paper explores the interpretive possibilities within Shakespeare's "Othello." It examines how applying a gender-focused lens can reveal new insights and interpretations of the text, despite the author not originally intending for such an approach. By implementing gender theory, the paper aims to highlight key motifs and themes, showcasing the richness of Shakespeare's work through this critical perspective. The analysis offers a fresh understanding of the play's characters and dynamics within the context of gender.