French 139: France and the French-Speaking World
Lesson 1.1: History of France (1)
Lesson 1.2: History of France (2)
Lesson 1.3: France and its National Identity
Lesson 1.4: Regions/Regionalism
Lesson 1.5: Paris
Lesson 1.6: Corsica
Lesson 1.7: Brittany
Lesson 1.8: Alsace
Lesson 1.9: D.O.M. – T.O.M., Example of the Island of Guadeloupe
Lesson 2.1: Francophone World: Introduction
Lesson 2.2: History of Colonization/Decolonization
Lesson 2.3: Sub-Saharan Africa: Introduction
Lesson 2.4: Senegal
Lesson 2.5: Maghreb: Introduction
Lesson 2.6: Tunisia
Lesson 2.7: Quebec
Lesson 2.8: Belgium
The basic principles that the French Republic must respect are found in the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen.
“Language may have created man, rather than man language.”
Jacques Monod, French biochemist, Nobel Prize winner, 1965
Mont Saint Michel, a popular tourist site in France.
“Boredom is always counter-revolutionary. Always.”
Guy Debord, Famous French Philosopher
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