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FREN-592-2021W

Supports FHIS graduate students in becoming independent scholars, ready to make an original contribution to their field. View full description.

FREN-591-2021W

Supports FHIS graduate students in becoming independent scholars, ready to make an original contribution to their field. View full description.

FREN-521B-2021W

Title: “Postcolonial Studies: What Challenges? What Horizon?” | Gain an understanding of postcolonial discourse, particularly around theory and also the so-called francophone novel. We will tackle the socio-historical context, as well as questions of a pragmatic order with for example those of memory, enunciation, or migration. View full description.

FREN-501A-2021W

Title: “Francophonie in the Middle Ages” | Explore medieval French-speaking literature from the Kingdom of France, which was, at the time, a collection of seigneurial estates displaying a very relative allegiance to the king of France. View full description.

FREN-599B-2021W

All candidates for the M.A. degree with thesis are required to develop a thesis of approximately 80 pages, which they will defend during a 1.5-hour oral examination. View full description.

FREN-599A-2021W

All candidates for the M.A. degree with thesis are required to develop a thesis of approximately 80 pages, which they will defend during a 1.5-hour oral examination. View full description.

FREN-556A-2021W

Title: “Race, Ethnicity and Language” | Unpack the construction and maintenance of racial and ethnic boundaries through the use of language. Explore the role of language as a vehicle for the ideologies that get attached to racialized and ethnicized subjects. View full description.