French Courses Offered Spring 2020
French – Spring 2020
FREN 1102: Introduction to French in the World
MWF 01:10p – 02:00p Buttrick Hall 204 White, Bryant
MWF 10:10a – 11:00a Calhoun Hall 337 Contreras, Anthony G.
MWF 11:10a – 12:00p Calhoun Hall 219 Arvidson, Sarah
MWF 12:10p – 01:00p Calhoun Hall 337 Dubosson, Anne Sophie
MWF 12:10p – 01:00p Calhoun Hall 103 Petit, Elyse B.
FREN 1103: Accelerated Introduction to French in the World
MWF 1:10p – 2:00p Wilson Hall 127 Wilson, Cara L.
FREN 2203: Intermediate French Language and Cultures
MWF 11:10a – 12:00p Calhoun Hall 104 Kevra, Susan K.
MWF 10:10a – 11:00a Commons West 107 McGinley, Meghan
FREN 2501W: French Composition and Grammar
MWF 11:10a – 12:00p Calhoun Hall 117 Petit, Elyse
MWF 12:10p – 1:00p Calhoun Hall 117 Blomquist, Lisa
FREN 2614: Advanced Conversational French
MWF 12:10p – 1:00p Wilson Hall 127 Wilson, Cara L.
FREN 3001: Texts and Contexts: Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
TR 11:00a – 12:15p Calhoun Hall 204 Miller, Paul B.
FREN 3002: Texts and Contexts: Revolution to the Present
MWF 01:10p – 02:00p Wilson Hall 121 Nzabatsinda, Anthere
TR 11:00a – 12:15p Calhoun 218 Rexer, Raisa
FREN 3111: French for Business
MWF 12:10p – 1:00p Furman Hall 217 Porter, Nathalie D.
FREN 3332: Popular Music & Social Change in France & Francophone World
TR 01:10p – 02:25p Furman Hall 109 Miller, Paul
FREN 3891: Special Topics – 19th C True Crime & Crime Fict
TR 2:35p – 3:50p Calhoun Hall 423 Rexer, Raisa
Note: This course looks at the representation of crime and criminality in fiction, newspaper reporting, and criminological texts in nineteenth-century France. Beginning with the memoirs of Vidocq, a notorious criminal-turned-policeman who inspired some of the greatest novelists of the nineteenth century, we examine the complicated interplay of fact and fiction in crime narratives from the period, culminating with independent projects where the students themselves tell the story of a nineteenth-century true crime. Works by Hugo, Balzac, Zola, Maupassant, Gaboriau, and others.
FREN 3892: Special Topics – French & Francophone Cinema
MWF 11:10a – 12:00p Calhoun Hall 320 Nzabatsinda, Anthere.
Note: Through a sample of films in French, this Special Topics class taught in French will focus on the screen representation of contemporary human migrations in France and Francophone countries. Inherent cultural and geopolitical sub-themes will be discussed as well. Regions: Europe (France; Belgium); Quebec/Canada; North and Sub-Sub-Saharan Africa; the Caribbean; and the former Indochine.