Submitted by nele on Thu, 2006-10-26 10:25
- September-December 2006:
- status questionis of existing academic research about manga
- contact Japanese research partners and agree on areas of cooperation
- January-March 2007
- presentation and publication of status questionis on Japanese studies web portal
- start development of reference materials (module 1)
- April-June 2007
- study visit to Japan (module 2, visual language)
- continued development of reference materials (module 1)
- July-September 2007
- description of visual language in manga (module 2)
- purchase of manga
- creation of illustration database
- September –December 2007
- start development of contextual online dictionary (module 4)
- online publication of reference materials (= delivery of module 1)
- January-March 2008
- presentation and publication of description of visual language in manga (= oelivery of module 2)
- description of grammatical and lexical characteristics of manga Japanese (module 3)
- agree upon organisation of Social Developments, Economy of Japan, and Japanese III courses
- April-June 2008
- organise the above-mentioned courses
- continued description of grammatical and lexical characteristics of manga Japanese (module 3)
- juli-september 2008:
- presentation and publication of description of grammatical and lexical characteristics of manga Japanese on Japanese studies web portal
- delivery of contextual dictionary (module 4) as part of the Japanese studies web portal
- from the start of the 2007-2008 academic year, implementation of the newly developed teaching methods in various courses