Middlebury

FREN 0220

Communities in Fren Culture

Imagining Community in France and Beyond
In this course we will examine how notions of community have been imagined within French culture, drawing on a variety of sources including essays, short novels and film. Particular attention will be given to works in which difference (ethnic, regional, national, generational, class) plays an important role in initiating and sustaining innovative forms of partnership. The course provides an array of opportunities to hone oral expression, critical thinking and writing in French. Writers and directors studied may include Chamoiseau, Dai Sijie, Daudet, Duras, Gary, Glissant, Kassovitz, Malle, and Tournier. (FREN 0209, 0210 or placement) 3 hrs. lect./disc.
Subject:
French
Department:
French
Division:
Languages
Requirements Fulfilled:
CMP EUR LIT LNG

Sections

Fall 2020

FREN0220A-F20 Lecture (Nunley)

Fall 2019

FREN0220A-F19 Lecture (Nunley)
FREN0220B-F19 Lecture (Nunley)

Fall 2017

FREN0220A-F17 Lecture (Nunley)
FREN0220B-F17 Lecture (Nunley)
FREN0220C-F17 Lecture (Nunley)
FREN0220D-F17 Lecture (Nunley)