Coordinator 2011-2012: Dr. Christine Roulston (UWO) During the 2011-2012 year in Nice, Dr. Roulston will be teaching two
half credit third year Language courses (3900 or Special Topics Language courses for UWO students) and one third year, half credit
Literature course (18th Century). Please note that the Literature
course will be taught such that a second year Literature course is
not required as a pre-requisite.
All students going on exchange must take at least 4.0 equivalent courses
(maintaining a full-time student status) while in Nice. Dr. Roulston will only be teaching 1.5 credits in Nice and therefore the other 2.5 credits (minimum) must be taken through the Université de Nice. The ECT (European Credit
Transfer) system converts as such: 4.0-6.0 ECTs = 0.5 credit course Description du cours: Barème Students participating in the Nice Program pay full tuition fees (activity
fee may be deducted - check with your Registrar's Office) to their home
university in Canada for their year of study in Nice. They do not pay
registration fees to the University of Nice, although a library incidental fee
of approximately $35 is levied. They are also required to pay for Sécurité
Sociale health insurance (192 euros in recent years). You will be expected to register in the equivalent of 3.0 courses (six
semester courses) at the Faculté des Lettres et Sciences Humaines, Université de
Nice. The Program Coordinator will assist you with your course selections. You will receive credit from the participating university at which you are
registered for all French courses you complete successfully at Nice. However,
you must abide by all of your home university's regulations regarding course
changes and cancellations to the extent that is feasible. If in doubt always
contact the Program Coordinator. Iit may also be necessary to consult your own
university. Every effort will be made to find equivalent courses. For courses in
areas of study other than French, it is the student's responsibility to
ascertain that the home university will accept the course for transfer
credit. Normally, the French courses which participants in the Canadian Third Year in
Nice Program take are first-year level courses from the Département de Lettres
Modernes. The web site of the Université de
Nice can help you decipher the system of diplomas in French Universities,
which has undergone a major restructuring that was implemented in the 2004-2005
academic year. Rather than taking "DEUG I" courses as they were called under the
old system, students will take "Licence 1" courses. Your home University will advise you on the equivalents that will be assigned
to the courses. The Third Year in Nice Exchange Program
Academic Information
croulsto@uwo.ca
10.0-12.0 ECTs = 1.0 credit course
FRE 3580F : A la découverte du dix-huitième siècle
Ce cours offrira une introduction aux différents aspects intellectuels et culturels du dix-huitième siècle, entre autres les transformations sociales, le libertinage, la littérature de femmes, et l’autobiographie . En vue d’analyser la façon dont le texte littéraire transforme et informe les espaces culturels et politiques, il y aura une concentration sur les aspects formels de ces genres, tels que le style sentimental et satirique, la narration à la première personne, et les voix multiples du roman épistolaire . Chaque texte apportera un regard différent sur les transitions qui marquent les mouvements idéologiques et intellectuels de l’époque.
Livres à acheter
Charrière, Isabelle de. Lettres de Mistriss Henley. New York: MLA, 1993.
Laclos, Choderlos de. Les Liaisons dangereuses. Paris: Gallimard.
Marivaux. La Double inconstance. Petits Classiques Larousse.
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques. Les Confessions: livres I à IV, biblio-lycée, Hachette livre 2002.
Présence
5%
1 explication de texte (750 mots)
15%
1 test (1.5 heures)
15%
1 essai (2000 mots)
30%
1 présentation orale (10 minutes)
10%
1 examen final (2 heures)
25%
Total
100%
Tuition fees
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