For information on major and minor requirements and all courses offered this year, see the French Department section of the Middlebury College General Catalog for 2008-09.
Introductory courses (taught every semester)
Identity in French Literature
From Romanticism to Modernism
Introduction to Contemporary France
Advanced courses
Poetry and Painting in France: 1850-1950
Beyond Versailles: Encounters with Nature in French Literature
Exiles and Expatriates in French Literature
Francophone Colonial and Postcolonial Fiction
Literature and language of Québec
The Reciprocal Gaze: French and American Perspectives of Each Other
France in the Twentieth Century
French Films and Their American Remakes
French Cinema
The Culture of Leisure: Changing Perspectives in Modern France
Courses taught in English
Women Writers in France
Imperialism and Culture
Global Consumptions: Food, Eating and Power
French courses with Web pages
FR 103: Beginning French III
FR 205 Toward Liberated Expression including Le Lexique and its page on French Politics (first-place winner in the AATF Teaching with the Internet Competition, 1996)
FR 210 Identity in French Literature
FR 221 Du Romantisme au Modernisme
FR 395 Women's Voices from the Francophone World
FR 495 Exiles and Expatriates