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	French and Francophone Studies

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Christian Marouby
Professor, French & Francophone Studies
Germaine Thompson Chair

At Mills since 1982

Office: Mills Hall 328
Phone: 510.430.2215
Email: maro@mills.edu
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Faculty Office Hours
Days	Time	Room
	On sabbatical 2008-2009	MH 328

Education

PhD, University of Califonia at Berkeley
MA, University of California at Berkeley
License and Maitrise, University of Paris

Courses Taught

FREN 1: Elementary French
FREN 3: Intermediate French
FREN 126: Advanced Grammar and Translation
FREN 131: Contemporary French Culture
FREN 140: Introduction to French Literature
FREN 153: Reasons of the Heart
FREN 155: The Enlightenment
FREN 157: The 18th Century Novel
FREN 191-192: Senior Thesis
LET 9: Introduction to Comparative Literature
LET 110: Introduction to Literary Criticism
LET 174: Essays of the Self: The French Autobiographical Tradition
LET 148/248: Contemporary French Theory
LET 159/259: Anthropology and Literature

Professional Interests

Seventeenth- and 18th-century French literature and culture, with special interest extending to other periods, anthropology and cultural history

Program Information
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Courses
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French & Francophone Studies Course List

FREN 001 - FREN 192

Schedule of Courses for
the Current Semester

Activities & Resources
Awards

Peer Tutoring

Contact Information

P: 510.430.2212
F: 510.430.3314
E: french@mills.edu

Last Updated: 7/1/08