2007-2008 Workshops
French Culture
Faculty:
- Dan Edelstein (French)
- J.P. Daughton (History)
Graduate Student:
- Sarah Streicher (French/Italian)
Description
The French Culture Workshop has a national reputation as a forum for the exchange of ideas on all aspects of modern French society. The workshop focuses on the period from 1700 to the present, placing particular emphasis on topics related to the research of current Stanford graduate students, such as political and intellectual history, imperialism and colonialism, gender and women, nationalism and national identity, and immigration and minorities.
Schedule
« Research workshops provide participants with excellent opportunities for networking with scholars in their field.
Workshops
- Archaeology
- Constructing Space: Asia
- Construction of Meaning
- Contemporary Novel
- Critical Studies: Sexuality
- Feminist Theory
- French Culture
- Global Justice
- Law and History
- Beyond Search
- Media, Memory & ...
- Medieval & Early Modern
- Music, Aesthetics
- PRG
- Postcolonial City
- SER
- SENT
- Workshop in Poetics
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