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Table of Contents COURSE OFFERINGS - PARIS III..........................................................................................................3 CINEMA ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE..........................................................................................................................................20 FRENCH LITERATURE, MODERN LITERATURE......................................................................................................25 EUROPEAN STUDIES...........................................................................................................................................................45 COURSE OFFERINGS – PARIS IV ...................................................................................................... 48 ART HISTORY .........................................................................................................................................................................48 HISTORY ...................................................................................................................................................................................49 LITERATURE...........................................................................................................................................................................64 FRENCH AND COMPARATIVE LITERATURE.............................................................................................................70 PHILOSOPHY...........................................................................................................................................................................80 COURSE OFFERINGS – PARIS VII..................................................................................................... 98 BUSINESS..................................................................................................................................................................................98 ECONOMICS..........................................................................................................................................................................102 FILM STUDIES .....................................................................................................................................................................110 HISTORY ................................................................................................................................................................................114 LITERATURE........................................................................................................................................................................130 MATHEMATICS...................................................................................................................................................................142 SOCIOLOGY...........................................................................................................................................................................144 SBC SPECIAL JYF COURSES .............................................................................................................154 LITERATURE AND WRITING.........................................................................................................................................154 ART...........................................................................................................................................................................................154 FRENCH..................................................................................................................................................................................156 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.....................................................................................................................................156 2
Course Offerings -‐ Paris III CINEMA Licence 2 V3DOF – CM: History of Television Forms Guillaume Soulez This course is an introduction to French television’s history through the study of two genres, the documentary and drama (period covered: RTF [Radiodiffusion-‐ Télévision Française] then ORTF [Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française], from 1949 to 1964), and an initiation to the aesthetic and critical study of television. A program at the University Cinematheque (room 49) will accompany the course. V3DOC/TD – Cinematography – Hollywood Romances Laurent Jullier What are the recurring figures in Hollywood romances between 1935 and 1965, in the stories as well as in the ways they are told? We will study the following movies: Peter Ibbetson, Casablanca, Laura, Miner, Splendor in the Grass, Kiss Me, Stupid. French Cinema of the 1930s Michel Marie This course will concentrate on French Cinema in Europe from the transition to speaking films to the war of 1940. We will evaluate the transition from silent to speaking, the political relations (crisis of 1934, Front populaire), the institutional reforms, and the recognized filmmakers and referential films. We will reread some classical films from recognized directors (Jean Renoir, Marcel Carné, Julien Duvivier, Jean Grémillon). Must we rehabilitate the films of current commercial production? (A program at the University Cinematheque [room 49] will accompany the course.) The Documentary in France Isabelle Marinone What does it mean to record reality? And of what reality are we speaking? The field of the documentary is vast. From the first exploratory films to the social documentary, this genre has experienced great technical and aesthetic transformations. In all the eras, from the silent to the digital age, it brings into play the role of the filmmaker and the notion of artistic creation. 3
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L4HI0124 - Introduction to the
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L5HI0134B - History of Great B
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L5HI0283 - Introduction to the
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L6HI0124 - The Muslim Medieval
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L6HI0137 - History of Brazil L
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egard to children, we will stu
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L2LA10FR - Methodology: Document
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• Beaumarchais. Le Barbier de
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L3LM31LF - Stylistics and Gramm
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L6LA05FR - Literature and Socie
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• Balde, Jacob. Choix de poè
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literature, and the diachronic
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L5FL90LF/L5SL90LF - General Comp
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excellence where language is in
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Studied Texts: • Augustine, Co
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This course will study elements
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• Herder, Johann Gottfried. Hi
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Semester 4 L4PH001U - General
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4. Modern Melle Renault Malebra
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Studied Texts: • La Querelle
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3. M. Chenet Conception of Tim
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Theories of Knowledge Mme Ouelb
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society of communication and 2)
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Contents: This course provides
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Contents: -‐ The European dy
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After an overview of national
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− Strategic analysis of organi
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43EC3045 - Human Resource Manag
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43EC3016 - Economy of Social P
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After several conceptual distinc
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Group 2: F. Delmas: “William
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54HI1031 - Introduction to the
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The geographical milieu and its
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The last decades of the Old R
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Still massively rural, at the
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conquest of these rights and t
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How does one write Roman “hi
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This course traces the evolutio
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43HI3026 - The Roman World and
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object. We will study three co
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and each one involves a defini
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• Couto, Mia. Les Baleines de
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to her/him before being able t
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• Flaubert, G. Trois Contes.
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• Zimmermann, Daniel. Nouvelles
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describe the contemporary patter
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What does a political reference
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