FREN101 Beginners' French I Sections
Basic vocabulary, the rudiments of grammar and familiarization with cultures of the French-speaking world.
FREN102 Beginners' French II Sections
A continuation of FREN 101.
FREN111 Elementary French I Sections
Continued improvement in listening, speaking, reading and writing.
FREN112 Elementary French II Sections
A continuation of FREN 111.
FREN122 Intermediate French I Sections
Refinement of reading, writing and speaking skills through the study of contemporary literature and other authentic documents of the French-speaking world.
FREN123 Intermediate French II Sections
A continuation of FREN 122.
FREN124 Keeping Up Your French Sections
Task-based entry-level course for non-specialists. Credits from this course may not count towards a Major or Minor in French, nor as prerequisite to subsequent core courses in French.
FREN215 Oral French Practice Sections
Opportunities for students already well-grounded in grammar to improve their oral skills. Credit will be granted for only one of FREN 215 or FREN 224 and FREN 225.
FREN220 Introduction to Early French Literature and to Textual Analysis Sections
Students will familiarize themselves with techniques of literary analysis, as applied to representative works from the Middle Ages to the 17th century, including theatre, fiction, poetry and non-fiction prose. To be taken by all students intending to proceed to the Minor, Major or Honours program.
FREN221 Introduction to Modern Literature written in French and to Textual Analysis Sections
Students will familiarize themselves with techniques of literary analysis, as applied to representative works from the 18th century to the present, including theatre, fiction, poetry and non-fiction prose. To be taken by all students intending to proceed to the Minor, Major or Honours program.
FREN222 French Language and Style I Sections
Grammar, vocabulary, composition, language in context.
FREN223 French Language and Style II Sections
Grammar, vocabulary, composition, language in context.
FREN224 Upper-Intermediate French I Sections
Communicative proficiency at an autonomous level: vocabulary enrichment, pronunciation practice, grammatical analysis and development of efficient reading and writing techniques.
FREN225 Upper-Intermediate French II Sections
A continuation of FREN 224.
FREN280 Introduction to Qubcois Literature Literature and Culture (in English) Sections
An introduction to the historical, political and cultural contexts that influenced the development of literature and culture in Qubec.
FREN328 Selected Works of African and Caribbean Literature Sections
Representative works from different genres, viewed in their historical, social, and cultural contexts.
FREN329 Selected Works of European French Literature Sections
Representative works viewed in their historical, social, and cultural contexts.
FREN330 Selected Works of Quebecois Literature Sections
Representative works viewed in their historical, social, and cultural contexts.
FREN335 French-Canadian Civilization Sections
A thematic approach to selected topics in French-Canadian culture and civilization.
FREN348 French Literature from the Middle Ages to the Revolution (in English) Sections
A study of French literature through reading and analysis of translated works.
FREN353 French Grammar Sections
Systematic study of the fundamental principles of French grammar.
FREN355 Advanced Composition Sections
Development of essay writing skills in French.
FREN370 Introduction to French Linguistics Sections
A survey of basic terminology, methods, problems, and theoretical trends in French linguistics, specifically designed to provide students with a foundation for advanced language study in French.
FREN371 Introduction to French Literary Theory and Methodology Sections
A survey of basic terminology, methods, problems, and theoretical trends in French literary criticism, specifically designed to provide students with a foundation for advanced study of literature in French.
FREN380 Foundations of French Cultural Identity (in English) Sections
Aspects of French culture through a set of key concepts that cut across French history, politics, and social structures. Not available for credit toward a Minor, Major or Honours program in French.
FREN407 Studies in Medieval French Literature Sections
Literary texts from the eleventh to the fifteenth century. Topics may include the epic, Tristan texts, Arthurian texts, the short narrative, satirical texts, religious drama, secular drama, lyric poetry, didactic poetry, Franois Villon.
FREN410E Studies in French Literature of the Eighteenth Century - FR 18TH CENT LIT Sections
FREN413C Studies in French Literature of the Nineteenth Century - FR LIT 19TH CENT Sections
FREN418J Studies in African and/or Caribbean Literatures of French Expression - AFRC/CARRIBN LIT Sections
An advanced course in francophone literature. Topics include francophone literary movements, postcolonial studies, and critical readings of literary works from Africa and the Caribbean.
FREN425A Studies in French Autobiography - STDY FRN AUTOBIO Sections
FREN470A Studies in Modern French Linguistics - MODRN FR LING Sections
FREN483A Studies in Literature and History - STDY LIT&HISTORY Sections
FREN495 Research Seminar in French Sections
Research on critical topics related to selected literary works. Limited enrolment: required of honours, but open to majors students in French.
FREN499 Honours Essay Sections
FREN502A Studies in Sixteenth-Century Literature - 16TH CENT LIT Sections
FREN503A Studies in Seventeenth-Century Literature - 17TH CENT FR LIT Sections
FREN511A Studies in Contemporary French Literature - CONTEMP FR LIT Sections
FREN512A Studies in Literary Criticism - LIT CRITICISM Sections
FREN514A Problems Relating to the French Novel - PROBS FR NOVEL Sections
FREN521A Studies in the Literature of the French-Speaking World - LIT FR-SPKG WRLD Sections
FREN548 Major Essay Sections
FREN599A Master's Thesis - MASTER'S THESIS Sections
FREN599B Master's Thesis - MASTER'S THESIS Sections
FREN699 Doctoral Dissertation Sections