Literature (FRE):
200-level mandatory courses introduce students to concepts, methodologies, and critical tools elaborated vis-à-vis further literature and theory and that serve as the framework for other literature courses dedicated to the history of French literature and its cultural and social contexts. 300-level courses encourage students to explore sophisticated primary and secondary sources from disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. 400-level courses initiate students to research. The actual content of most 400-level courses varies considerably according to the instructor. Students should consult the French Studies Undergraduate brochure for content specific to a given year.
The Department takes into account the quality of students' French as one of the criteria in the evaluation of assignments and examinations. A minimum of 20% of the grade will be allocated to this aspect of written assignments.
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FRE 210H1S |
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FRE 245H1F |
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FRE 246H1S |
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FRE 304H1F |
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FRE 310H1S | Relations between Text and Other Media |
FRE 314H1F |
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FRE 318H1S | Medieval French Literature |
FRE 319H1 |
Laughter and Thought in French Renaissance Literature (French Literature during Reformation) (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 320H1F |
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FRE 324H1 | French Literature in the Time of Revolutions and Industrialization (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 326H1S | Contemporary French Literature |
FRE 332H1S | Francophone Literatures |
FRE334H1 | Francophone Cinema (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 336H1 | Postcolonialism : Francophone Literatures (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 344H1 |
Literary Theory (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 345H1F |
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FRE410H1 | Advanced Topics in Quebec Literature (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 438H1F |
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FRE 441H1 |
Advanced Topics in French Literature: The Writings of New France (Not offered in 2020-2021) |
FRE 443H1S |
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FRE 446H1 | Advanced Studies in Literary Theory: |