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21F.346: Topics in Modern French Literature and Culture

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Close study of history and criticism of French literature, focusing on a specific group of writers, a movement, a theme, a critical or theoretical issue, or an analytic approach. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor. Taught in French. Prereq: One intermediate subject in French. Topic for Fall 2013: Global Paris

Prereqs:  One intermediate subject in French



Topic for Fall 2013: Global Paris.

This course delves into Paris's role as a global capital since 1789. It will explore the city's political, urban, cultural, and artistic history as "Capital of the Nineteenth Century" and the subsequent shift in its global status. Still the most visited city in the world, Paris is perhaps better known as a model and image copied and cited around the world from Paris, Las Vegas and the "Haussmannization" of Buenos Aires to its starring role in a range of national cinemas.

Class to be conducted entirely in French.

Units: 3-0-9(U)

HASS-H

 

Fall 2013

Section No. Instructor Days Time Room
1 C. Clark MW 11-12:30 14E-310

 

 

Spring 2013

Section No. Instructor Days Time Room
1 F. Donovan TR 11-12:30 56-162

 

 

Fall 2012

Section No. Instructor Days Time Room
1 F. Donovan T 7-10pm 4-249

 

 

Spring 2012

Section No. Instructor Days Time Room
1 F. Donovan TR 11-12:30 1-379

 

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