FRENCH LITERATURE I

Marriage and adultery in nineteenth-century French literature
Against the background of nineteenth-century literary history, certain literary works in which the issues of marriage and adultery are particularly important will be analysed the drama Antony by Alexandre Dumas (1831), Madame Bovary by Flaubert (1857) and Thérèse Raquin by Zola (1867)

The course is aimed at first-year foreign language students and students of other degree courses, and corresponds to 5 learning credits.

Students from other degree courses who wish to obtain 10 learning credits in French Literature may use it as module A and attend, as module B, the French Literature II course, held in the second semester.