French-Speaking Worlds: Then and Now

1 credits · Undergraduate

The French-Speaking Worlds: Then and Now (FSW) focal group examines the histories, literatures, and cultures of the French-Speaking World from the 16th century to the 21st century. Designed as a speaker's series and a workshop, FSW features current work that is of interest to scholars and students in History, Political Science, Religious Studies, Race and Ethnicity Studies, Gender and Feminist Studies, French Studies, African Studies, Law and Philosophy, Southeast Asian Studies, Oceanic Studies, Diaspora Studies, among others. To earn the unit, students must attend all FSW workshops of the quarter, read the pre-circulated reading when available, and actively participate in the discussion. Meeting occurrences can be found on the website: https://dlcl.stanford.edu/research/french-speaking-worlds-then-and-now