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Spring 2026
Topics may include genres (romance, poetry, hagiography, chanson de geste, allegory), themes (love, war, nature), single authors (Chrétien de Troyes, Machaut) and cultural and literary issues (gender, religion, authorship, rewritings).
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Fall 2025
Topics may include Montaigne, the European novella, poetic recreations of the ancients, literary Lyon, and Rabelais and his world.
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3.81
Fall 2024
Topics may include exoticism, reason and folly, libertinage, theater, Voltaire vs. Rousseau.
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Fall 2024
This course provides the opportunity to offer a new topic in the subject area of French literature and general linguistics.
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Spring 2026
Study of various aspects of nineteenth-century French/ Francophone literature. Genre, theme, specific chronological concentration, and approach will vary. May be repeated for credit with different topics.
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3.86
Spring 2025
Study of the various aspects of twentieth-century French literature. Genre, theme, and specific chronological concentration will vary. May be repeated for credit with different topics.
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3.26
Spring 2024
A range of analytical approaches to the study of cinema, including cinematographic language and structure, the representation of socio-cultural phenomena in film, and the experience of cinema viewing as a cultural and historical practice.
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3.79
Spring 2026
Interdisciplinary seminar in French and Francophone culture. Topics vary.
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Fall 2025
Independent Study
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Fall 2025
Introduces the pedagogical approaches currently practiced in second-language courses at the university level. Critically examines the theories underlying various methodologies, and their relation to teaching. Assignments include development and critique of pedagogical material; peer observation and analysis; and a final teaching portfolio project.
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