Franco-American Cultural Studies

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This course will primarily focus on the cultural relationships between France and the United States. It will encourage students to investigate the cultural interactions between these two nations in the course of history. Although the concentration will be on Franco-American connections, the course will foster a broader awareness and understanding of cultural differences essential in today’s increasingly global society. Course taught in English and open to all students. Typically offered Spring. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Gain an awareness of the cultural differences in today’s increasingly global society and international relations. 2. Understand the cultural interactions between France and the United States from the Enlightenment period through the twenty-first century. 3. Be able to critically discuss a variety of texts and topics. 4. Demonstrate an increased proficiency in reading and writing due to written assignments and short papers. View Class Schedule