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Fall 2025
A global city, Paris is more than the capital of France; it holds meaning the world over. How did Paris achieve such iconic status? To answer that question, this course explores a variety of cultural and geographic forms (maps, paintings, architecture, cinema, literature, and music) that illustrate key features of the "city of light" and invite students to "read" the city, unlock its codes, and discover its many nuances.
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Fall 2025
Normally, only French majors may enroll in this course and only by written permission from the department chair prior to the end of the first week of classes.
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Fall 2025
Preliminary research for thesis. Prerequisite: Admission to the Distinguished Majors Program.
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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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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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Fall 2025
For masters and doctoral research, taken before a dissertation director has been selected.
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Fall 2025
For doctoral dissertation, taken under the supervision of a dissertation director.