French Undergraduate Course Descriptions

Term:

Fall Quarter

Dept Course No and Title Instructor
FRENCH (F24)1A  FUNDAMENTALSMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)1A  FUNDAMENTALSMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)1A  FUNDAMENTALSKLEIN, L.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)1A  FUNDAMENTALSMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)1A  FUNDAMENTALSKLEIN, L.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)1C  FUNDAMENTALSMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)2A  INTERMEDIATEMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)2A  INTERMEDIATEMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)2A  INTERMEDIATEKLEIN, L.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)10  PEER TUTOR PROGRAMMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)102A  GRAMMAR/COMPOSITIONSTAFF
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)119  19TH CENT FREN LITSTAFF
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)160  EURO HORROR CINEMABEY-ROZET, M.
European Horror Cinema

What is “European Cinema”? Is “European” merely a geographical and national descriptor? Or does it refer to a cultural specificity that goes beyond national borders? What, if anything, makes up the European-ness of films originating from France, Norway, Spain, Sweden, etc.? This class will be designed to bring tentative answers to these questions through discussion and critical examination of what Ian Olney has called “Euro-Horror.” The quarter will be divided in separate units, each dedicated to the representation of European folk tales, legends and monsters in horror cinema (e.g. “Vampires,” “Witches,” “Cannibals”). In addition to this culturally inflected examination of what is European in European cinema, considerable attention will be devoted to the history and current state of funding structures in the European Union, financial aid programs, and the prestigious European film festival circuit. As such, this class will be equal parts film analysis and industry studies, as we negotiate the tensions between European identity and the strong national identities that compose it.
FRENCH (F24)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYVAN DEN ABBEEL, G.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYSTAFF
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYLITWIN, C.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYMIJALSKI, M.
No detailed description available.
FRENCH (F24)199  INDEPENDENT STUDYNOLAND, C.
No detailed description available.