Browsing French Language and Literature Senior Integrated Projects by Author "Kane, John R."

"The Black African Theater and the Sociological Functions" by Bakary Traoré : Translated by Laurie E. Smith

Smith, Laurie Ellen (1970)

Celine and the Existential Problem

Huston, Patricia (1970)

Chrétien de Troyes' Search for Balance between Love and Duty in His "Romans Courtois"

Cadman, Marilyn Eileen (1969)

In this paper I hope to prove that Chretien de Troyes was truly a courtly love poet, even though he advocated a balanced life and married love, instead of the complete devotion of the lover to his lady required by the ...

Moliere and Lully: The Collaboration

Garriott, Max Christopher (1969)

The intent of this paper is to dwell heavily on the musical aspect of the collaboration between Moliere and Lully, and with this understanding it shall be treated essentially as a study of Lully's art and part in the ...

The Relevance of "La Chute" in the Development of Camus's Religious and Philosophical Thought

Noffsinger, Mary Goodwin (1970)

Beginning with a discussion of his major works before La Chute, I will trace the development of his philosophy towards life and religion. Then the relevance of La Chute to this philosophy will be considered. Does La ...

Rimbaud: The Revolt of the Outsider, His Reinvented Love, His Search for Innocence

Gilbreath, Stephen Edmond (1968-09-06)

In this Senior Independent Project, I will attempt to present my point of view concerning Rimbaud's revolt -- "The Revolt of the Outsider" -- -and discuss two manifestations of this revolt as they are expressed in the ...

Supplement to Cook's Voyage: A Translation of Jean Giraudoux' "Supplemént au voyage de Cook"

Sherwood, Bruce Moore (1970)

My primary goal in translating Supplement au voyage de Cook was to achieve a comprehensible English version of the play, written in as smooth and idiomatic a style as I could manage. When I say English, I mean of course ...

A Translation of Olivier Séchan's "Adventure with the Three Cousins -- Mystery at a Mill"

Stovall, Susan Cecilia (1968)

Anyone who has struggled with translation has realized that there is more to a language than its dictionary. This fact was emphasized for me by my involvement with Olivier Sechan's children's story, Mystery at a Mill. ...