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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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FR 4153 - Francophone Literature and Culture 3 SP
A study of the intersections of language, literature, and culture in the French-speaking world. Working with short stories by authors from areas such as Québec, Haiti, Vietnam, and West African countries, students will develop critical thinking skills through contrasting knowledge of their native culture(s) with other cultures’ expressions of values and beliefs. A primary focus of the course is to develop literacy in French by creating opportunities to connect reading / writing with speaking, cultural awareness, and critical reflection. Prerequisites: FR 2124, or sufficient placement test / CLEP scores.
FR 2124
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