Graduate School of Intercultural Communications

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ARSa500G1-207(地域研究(ヨーロッパ) / Area studies(Europe) 500)
Multilingual Societies B
現代ヨーロッパの基礎研究

Kazuya ONAKA

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Faculty/Graduate school Graduate School of Intercultural Communications
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Year 2022
Class code X2026
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Term 秋学期授業/Fall
Day/Period 水2/Wed.2
Class Type
Campus 市ヶ谷
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Grade
Credit(s) 2
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Outline (in English)

[Course Outline]
This seminar is an introduction to the multiple facets of French
culture, history, and society. Open to students with little or
no previous instruction in French, this seminar will enable
students to attain a basic understanding of Mainland France
and its terroirs.

[Learning Objectives]
1) By taking this course, students, including those who have
not necessarily studied modern Europe in a specialized way,
will acquire the knowledge necessary to conduct independent
research at the graduate level.
2) Textbook readings will provide students with a basic
knowledge of French history and culture.
3) Students will watch video clips in class to help them
relate historical knowledge from the textbook readings to
contemporary political, social, and cultural topics in Europe.

[Learning activities outside of classroom]
(a) Read the textbook assigned each session.
(b) Post a link and a text for your topic in the classroom on the
designated LMS (Learning Support System - Hoppii or Google
Classroom) before each session.
(c) The study time required for preparation and review for
this course will be the time required to do (a) and (b) above.
Since this course is taken by students with different levels
of proficiency in Japanese and other languages, a uniform
length of time will not be indicated. However, according
to the Standards for the Establishment of Universities, the
preparation and review time for a two-credit lecture or seminar
should be at least four hours per session.

[Grading Criteria/Policy]
(a) Topics presented by students - 55%
(b) Active participation in discussions - 30%.
(c) Other contributions (e.g., cooperation in class management)
- 15%.

Default language used in class

日本語 / Japanese