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FR 105,106: Basic Intensive French
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. An introduction to French for students with 0-2 years of previous experience with the language. Profi ciency methods improve listening, reading, speaking, writing, and cultural skills. Not designed for native speakers of French. Offered as required.
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FR 105,106 - Basic Intensive French
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FR 107: Accelerated Elementary French
3.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. An intensive and fast-paced class for students who wish to acquire the basic speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills before entering the Intermediate level. The course will also expose students to the cultures of France and other Francophone countries through fi lm, art, and music. Conducted in French. Three hours of class, one hour of outside fi lm viewing or other interactive projects. 0-2 years of high school instruction in French. Not designed for native speakers of French. Offered fall and spring semesters.
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FR 107 - Accelerated Elementary French
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FR 117: Accelerated Intermediate French
3.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. An intensive and fast-paced class for students who wish to review previously learned grammar and acquire greater fl uency in French. Activities will include extensive practice in conversation and writing as well as an introduction to literature and continued exposure to French and Francophone cultures. Class discussions will also revolve around fi lms by directors such as Fran ois Truffaut, Claude Bérri, Régis Wargnier, Claude Chabrol, and Eric Rohmer. Conducted in French. Three hours of class, one hour of outside fi lm viewing or other interactive projects. Prerequisite: French 107 or 2-3 years of high school instruction or 2-3 semesters of college level French . Offered falland spring semesters.
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FR 230: The Art of the Flaneur:Paris in Literature,Art and Film
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. In this course, we will study how Paris has been represented in art, literature and fi lm. Paris is a mythic space in the French imagination: a place of creation, of intellectual engagement, of artistic expression, of romance, of dreams, of elegance and of style. We will go in search of this mythic Paris in books, in art galleries, in cinemas, in museums and in the streets themselves. We will fi rstly trace the history of the city through its Roman origins to its place as the head of a highly-centralized state, pausing to refl ect upon major historical, social and cultural developments. We will then read a selection of literary representations of the city, we will view fi lmic representations of the city and we will also explore artistic representations of the city through visits to art galleries and museums. Prerequisites: FR 117 or permission of instructor. Offered as required.
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FR 230 - The Art of the Flaneur:Paris in Literature,Art and Film
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FR 231: Artistic Adventures:Advanced French Conversation and Composition
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. A concentration on intensive grammar review by means of directed topical conversations, open conversations, journals, and composition writing. Students read and analyze different kinds of artistic texts (novels, plays, short stories, fi lms, poems) which provide perspectives on French and Francophone thought and expression. Conducted in French. Prerequisite: French 117 or equivalent or permission of the instructor. Offered fall semester.
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FR 231 - Artistic Adventures:Advanced French Conversation and Composition
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FR 232: People and Politics in the French Speaking World:Advanced French Conversation and Composition
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. As a continuation of FR 231, this course broadens and deepens students' understanding of French grammar and composition. Students read and analyze different kinds of texts (newspapers, magazines, internet websites, essays and advertisements) which provide perspectives on French and Francophone thought and expression. Conducted in French. Prerequisite: French 231 or equivalent or permission of the instructor. Offered spring semester.
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FR 232 - People and Politics in the French Speaking World:Advanced French Conversation and Composition
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FR 234: Introduction to French Translation
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. This course uses translation to help students consolidate complex grammatical structures and further develop their awareness of the particular subtleties of French. Students will be introduced to the history and theory of translation from French to English and English to French through a variety of texts: newspaper and journal articles, legal and medical documents, letters, advertisements, fi lm subtitles, and literary works. The course includes a fi nal service-learning translation project. Prerequisite: French 232 or equivalent. Offered as required.
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FR 241,242: French and Francophone Civilization
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. A study of French cultures and civilization (fall semester) and Francophone cultures and civilization (spring semester) including visual arts, history, music and literature. Prerequisites: French 231. Offered as required.
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FR 241,242 - French and Francophone Civilization
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FR 251: Introduction to Literature in French
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. This course introduces students to reading literary texts in French. The course aims to develop students' literary analysis through studying examples of poetry, theater and prose. Material is arranged thematically, e.g. the theme of love, death or identity, and includes texts from both France and the Francophone world. The course also introduces students to major research sources as well as to the nature and methodology of writing scholarly papers. Prerequisite: FR 232 or permission of instructor. Offered as required.
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FR 310: Literature in Turn-of-the-Century Paris,Vienna,Berlin,and Barcelona
1.00 Credits
Wagner College
One unit. A detailed reading of some of the major literary works written in fi n-de-siècle Paris, Vienna, Berlin, and Barcelona. Along with readings by authors such as Marcel Proust, Colette, Thomas Mann, Rainer-Maria Rilke, and Arthur Rimbaud, this class also addresses the rise of psychoanalysis, the exploration of sexuality, and café culture. Students will visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a concert at Carnegie Hall. Cross-listed w/EN 310. Prerequisite: EN 212 or permission of instructor. Offered spring semester of odd-numbered years.
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