FREN599A
All candidates for the M.A. degree with thesis are required to deposit in the Department a thesis of approximately 80 pages, including bibliography and notes. It must be presented in accordance with the university guidelines for the format and presentation of graduate theses. Candidates will defend their thesis during a one-hour and a half oral […]
FREN499
Honours Essay Required of all Honours candidates, the Honours Essay represents an extended personal research project (in finished form usually about 35-40 pages typewritten) carried out under the supervision of two members of the Department’s Graduate Faculty: a supervisor who will meet regularly with the student and a second reader. Preliminary research on the topic […]
ITAL102
Beginners’ Italian II Continuation of foundational elements of Italian language. Development of listening, reading, speaking and writing skills in the context of everyday situations in the present and past tenses. Aligned with CEFR level A1 objectives. Credits will be only granted for ITAL 103 or both ITAL 101, ITAL102. Recommended prerequisite: ITAL 101. (NOTE: One […]
SPAN430E
[Cross-listed with SPAN 530B-921] Novelas de la guerra civil española Este curso ofrece un recorrido de la narrativa inspirada por la guerra civil española, dentro y también fuera de España. Investigaremos el impacto cultural de la guerra, y las distintas estrategias escogidas para representar la violencia y el disenso. Analizaremos las perspectivas de españoles dentro […]
FREN514A
France in Ruins: Wounded Spaces From 1945 to the Present Ruins have been at the center of the French imaginary since the sixteenth century. They represented in turn the decay of the pagan world, its architectural genius, the height of the sublime, and a refuge for earthly pleasures or the inquisitive mind. The twentieth century, […]
FREN512B
[Cross-listed with SPAN 501] Cultural Mobilities in Theory and Practice Cultural mobility can be defined as mobilities relayed in and of cultural products, events, and phenomena. The concept can be viewed as part of a recent, influential critical movement to foreground mobility in social sciences and in the humanities and arts. According to Tim Cresswell […]
FREN420R
Le récit de voyage (19e-20e siècle) (Cross-listed with FREN 329-930) Ce cours est offert à Lyon, France (May 16 – June 25, 2016) Le récit de voyage, par son double statut à la fois littéraire et documentaire, est on objet propice à des usages et à des lectures multiples. Son étude exige la prise en […]
FREN420S
[A Student Directed Seminar] Questions contemporaines sur l’identité / Current Issues on Identity Enseigné en français et en anglais, ce cours se penchera sur l’influence des problèmes d’identité dans notre monde contemporain dans un séminaire étudiant coordonné par Maximilien Azorin et sponsorisé par le professeur Ralph Sarkonak. In an increasingly globalized world, our shared identities […]
FREN220
Course type: Hybrid A hybrid course may involve a combination of synchronous activities (done in “real time”) and asynchronous activities (done in one’s own time). The course will be delivered online. L’individu face aux normes sociales This year’s FREN 220 focuses on pariahs and outcasts, loners and wanderers, individuals who pit themselves against social norms […]
FREN215
Oral French Practice NOTICE: FREN 224 is replacing FREN 215 – register in FREN 224 instead! Course Registration