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FR 351: French Culture
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
An introduction to major French social institutions in their historical context. The course examines the various factors (historical, social, economic, artistic) that have shaped contemporary cultural identity. The arts and popular culture are included. Prerequisite: FR 302 or consent of instructor.
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FR 401: The Age of Louis XIV
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
An examination of the works of such Baroque and Neoclassical authors as De LaFayette, Racine, and Moliere. Prerequisite: FR 302 or consent of instructor.
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FR 401 - The Age of Louis XIV
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FR 402: Studies in 19th Century France
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
A study of 19th century French literature within its cultural and artistic context. Authors such as Balzac, Sand, and Flaubert are included. Prerequisite: FR 302 or consent of instructor.
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FR 402 - Studies in 19th Century France
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FR 403: France in the Modern Era
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
An introduction to 20th century French literature that studies texts in their relationship to the society and artistic movements out of which they emerge. Authors such as Gide, Camus, and DeBeauvoir are included. Prerequisite: FR 302 or consent of instructor.
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FR 408,409: Topics in French
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
An in-depth study of the literature of a specific area, genre, or time period, as determined by the instructor. Topics often focus on gender and/or cultural issues. Prerequisite: FR 302 or consent of instructor.
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FR 560,570,580,590: Field Experience/Internship
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
Prerequisite: FR 301 or consent of instructor.
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FR 601: French Capstone
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
A course required of all French majors. The course will examine in some depth a topic in the language, literature, or culture of the French-speaking world. Both classic works and some that are less well known (especially by women and minorities in less industrialized societies) will be examined. Literature, film, and cultural theory are included; methodology is interdisciplinary. Plenary sessions for this course are combined with those of German and Spanish, and are taught in English; however, French majors will also do independent research under the direction of a member of the French faculty and will write their final paper in French.
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FR 620,630,640,650: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
Courses designed for advanced students who are capable of undertaking individual projects in French language or literature. A comprehensive report or scholarly paper in French is required. Prerequisites: completion of at least three French courses numbered 351 or higher, and consent of the department chair.
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FR 660,670,680,690: Honors Project
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
Honors Project
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FS 101: Introduction to Film Studies
3.00 Credits
Westminster College - Pennsylvania
This course focuses on the major language systems of film: photography, mise en scene, movement, editing, sound, acting, sets and costumes, writing and narrative structure, and ideology. Emphasis is on how formalist and realist filmmakers use these language systems to create meaning. Through lecture, reading, discussion, and screening of films, the students will become more informed, sophisticated, active observers of cinema.
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