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French - Courses Not Currently Offered

• FREN225 FA Maigret and the French Detective Novel
• FREN231 FA Building the Pedestal: The Representation of Women in Medieval and Renaissance Lyric Poetry
• FREN253 FA From Perfectibility to Sadism: Reason and Its Discontents
• FREN264 FA French Theater, Marivaux to Feydeau
• FREN268 FA The Fantastic in French Fiction
• FREN277 FA French Surrealism and the Avant-Garde
• FREN278 FA Advanced Seminar in Literature: The Text: Author, Reader, Society
• FREN279 FA Advanced Seminar: Literature and Crisis
• FREN283 FA Poets and Playwrights of Negritude
• FREN287 FA Power Plays
• FREN397 FA Advanced Seminar in Literature: Mirror in the Text
• FREN224 SP Introduction to French Literature & Culture, II: 19th-20th Centuries
• FREN226 SP Popular Culture and Bande Dessinee
• FREN227 SP The Painter and French Fiction
• FREN242 SP The French Fable: La Fontaine, Pre-and Post-
• FREN251 SP Imaginary Voyages: From Satire to Science Fiction
• FREN252 SP Sexual Politics of the 18th Century
• FREN254 SP French Fairy Tales: Of Pixies, Politics and Parodies
• FREN255 SP From Autobiography to Autofiction
• FREN256 SP From the Diary to the Stage: Women Writers and Literary Genres from the 17th to the 20th Centuries
• FREN257 SP Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
• FREN258 SP Confession in French 20th Century Literature
• FREN259 SP Legends of the French Revolution
• FREN266 SP Don Juan: The Myth and French Literature
• FREN272 SP Exoticism
• FREN273 SP Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel
• FREN281 SP Themes in the French Theater
• FREN285 SP Fables, Foibles, Messages and Morals: Varieties of French Moralistic Literature
• FREN290 SP Narrative Strategies 19th- to 20th-Century French Fiction

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