Canterbury is the closest British university city to mainland Europe, and the proximity to the channel ports and Ashford international station means students can arrive in France in just a couple of hours; there are many French-speaking students on campus, so students get a better chance to immerse themselves in the language than at any other university in the country; alongside the traditional academic modules in history and philosophy of art, the course provides all students with the opportunity for practice based learning about the visual arts, by taking photographs, writing criticism or curating an exhibition, and also to contribute to a growing print collection, where undergraduates collect art on behalf of the department.
Stage 1: 1 from: French: beginners; French: post A-level; French: post GCSE; 2 from: French drama: love, marriage and politics; French narrative: love, marriage and politics; questions of French cinema; sounds of French; writer and genre in France; 90 credits from: art-rage, art shock, art now: themes in contemporary art; but is it art? aesthetics and the visual arts; high art and low life: approaching art history; inner worlds: psychoanalytic thinking and the visual arts; ways of looking, ways of seeing: thinking about photography. Stage 2/3: French: advanced language 1a; French: advanced language 2a; core modules: independent study; reading the image; options in 4 pathways: art history, contemporary arts, philosophy of art, photographic studies; options from: classical French theatre; contemporary French cinema; description of modern French; dissertation; extended essay; 18th century narrative; literary trailblazers; memory and childhood in 20th century French fiction; Moliere and classical French comedy; mothers and daughters; the novels of Francois Mauriac; occupation and resistance; other languages of France; the painting as phantom: Diderot to Proust; Paris: myth and reality; the reader and the text; short narrative fiction; sociolinguistics of French.
ABB (SQA Higher: AAABB or SQA Advanced Higher: ABB)
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Wed 26th Sep 2012 |
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Canterbury, CT2 7NZ |
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Wed 26th Sep 2012 |
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University of Kent
French Language, Art Theory, Art History

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