FREN-409-2022W
Title: “Body, Passions, Emotions: The French and Francophone Theatre of the 17th Century” | Themes include the question of genres, racial relations, spatial representations, theories of theatre, the articulations of passions, performative practices, and poetics of inclusion and exclusion. View full description.
FREN-402-2022W
(Previously FREN 225) | A continuation of FREN 401. Tools for interacting with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible without strain. This course is aligned with level B2 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-401-2022W
(Previously FREN 224) | Tools for interacting with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible without strain. This course is aligned with level B2 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-370-2022W
This course provides the knowledge necessary for the advanced study of French and for the comparison between French and other languages known to students. Understand French language as a system, yet with linguistic variation in the French-speaking world. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-357-2022W
Explore the strategies and tools that translators use when faced with challenging linguistic and cultural differences. Also look at the artistic, ethical, and political implications of different approaches to translation. View full description. Language of instruction: French & English
FREN-353-2022W
The most advanced traditional grammar course in the program. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-352-2022W
Principles of grammar theory and contextualized French grammatical concepts. Emphasis on terminology and analysis of grammatical issues. Aligned with CEFR level B2 objectives. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-341-2022W
Investigate intellectual and artistic movements in France from the 19th century to today, including the question of what mediates culture and society through the literary lens. View full description. Language of instruction: French
FREN-330-2022W
An introduction to Quebecois literature in their historical, social, and cultural contexts. We will first provide a broad overview of the French Regime up to contemporary times, while presenting the socio-historical foundations of Quebec literature and its institutional emergence in the nineteenth century. View full description. Language of instruction: French