Economic, Political, Social and Cultural Changes from 1815 to 2010
- Enseignant.e: Mélanie Cournil
Module d'autoformation de mise à niveau méthodologique pour bien réussir la L2.
Revoir la méthodologie de la L1 en entrant en L2
- Enseignant.e: Mélanie Cournil
TD de Civilisation Britannique du S4 de la Licence d'Anglais.
- Enseignant.e: Muriel Pecastaing-Boissiere
This course studies the question of Victorian social classes, not from a purely economic or political angle, but mostly from the point of view of cultural history. Using various Victorian primary documents (press articles, essays and reports, paintings, photographs, cartoons, theatrical bills, excerpts from novels and plays.), we shall endeavour to analyse and discuss the (self-)perception of Victorian social classes, their specific values and cultures, as well as their moral and cultural struggles.
- Enseignant.e: Muriel Pecastaing-Boissiere
TD de Civilisation Britannique du S3 de la Licence d'Anglais
- Enseignant.e: Muriel Pecastaing-Boissiere
Cours magistral de Civilisation Britannique de la L2 d'Anglais
- Enseignant.e: Muriel Pecastaing-Boissiere
The US from the Civil War to the Gilded Age (1860-1900) [Vendredi 12h30-14h s 430]
- Enseignant.e: Coriantumr Ng
Economic, Political, Social and Cultural Changes in Britain (1914-2020) [Mardi 16h-17h30 s 416]
- Enseignant.e: Coriantumr Ng