Browsing French Language and Literature Senior Integrated Projects by Title
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The Fortune-Teller or The False Enchantments: A Comedy by Thomas Corneille and Jean Donneau de Visé translated from the French
(1972)Every attempt has been made in this translation of La Devineresse to be as literal as possible while remaining faithful to the text. This only means that as far as translation is concerned, complete fidelity would only ... -
Françoise Sagan and Her American Critics
(1963)The purpose of th1s study is to present a view of the works of Francoise Sagan as seen through the eyes of her Amer1can critics and to give an idea of the general feelings about the present and future success of her works. -
French 103: Introduction to Poetry
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Ideals of the Eighteenth Century French Enlightenment: A Foreshadowing of Twentieth Century Human Rights Theory
(1984)In my survey of the major philosophes and their positions on the Enlightenment ideals pertaining to humanity and human rights, I have chosen to omit the philosophe Jean-Jacques Rousseau. I recognize his importance as ... -
Identité Française
(2021-03-01)The author combines her two majors in Anthropology and Sociology and French with her interest in social justice to formulate a series of interview questions to analyze how the French colonial past and contemporary race ... -
Inexplicable Deeds, Unforgivable Crimes (Méfaits Inexplicables, Crimes Impardonnables)
(2004)English translation: This project is a history of war, but also a call to humanity. It is an attempt to make known the war with the young generations of today, which do not know it, and to try to render it comprehensible ... -
Intersection de l’Histoire Orale et de l’Analyse Académique en Algérie d’Après-Guerre
(2021-03-01)In “Intersection of Oral History and Academic Analysis in Post-War Algeria,” the author presents interviews with members of her own family organized by the themes Women in Algeria, Identity, and the relationship between ... -
Ironie et Raillerie dans l'Oeuvre Religieuse de Blaise Pascal
(2003)Blaise Pascal stands as one of the leading voices in both religion and literature in the Seventeenth Century. The author considers whether the tone of mockery and irony in the Provincial Letters is appropriate to Pascal’s ... -
Ironie et Raillerie Dans l'Oeuvre Religieuse de Blaise Pascal
(2003-11-01)A brilliant mathematician and scientist, Blaise Pascal is also famous for his works of religious philosophy. The author discuses how he used irony and mockery in his discussion of Christian faith. -
Jean Gerson's 'Spiritual Dialogue'
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L 'evolution et developpement du concept legal de "Crime contre l'humanite" pendant les proces Bousquet, Touvier, et Papon
(2016-03-01)Rene Bousquet, Paul Touvier, and Maurice Papon all collaborated with Germany and Vichy government in France during World War II and each was found guilty of crimes against humanity after the war.