FREN-416-2021W
One notion that has come to define our times is that of truth—and literature may contribute some of the most crucial reflections on the boundaries of truth. Discover how a variety of authors interpret historical reconstitution, gaslighting, confession, verisimilitude, autofiction, and more. View full description.
FREN-414-2021W
Title: “The French Novel: 19th Century to Today” | Explore how the French novel’s plentiful reincarnations from the 19th century to today challenge aesthetic and ideological expectations. View full course description.
FREN-402-2021W
(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.
FREN-401-2021W
(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.
FREN-370-2021W
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.
FREN-353-2021W
The most advanced traditional grammar course in the program. View full description.
FREN-352-2021W
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.
FREN-346-2021W
Communicative French for students preparing for a career in the francophone world. Language of instruction is French. This course is aligned with the B1 objectives of the CEFR. View full description.