ESPOL COURSE I st SEMESTER 2013
Preparatory day on Tuesday September 10 th from 9 to 12 a.m (Espol address: 83 boulevard Vauban, building C, lecture theatre C OO8).
10.30: presentation of the different courses to the students.
1) Guy Fontaine et Catherine Dalipagic :
Subject: Introduction to European literature (English and French): A journey through Russian literature (abstract).
Length: 2 hours in French and English from 5 to 7 pm, lecture theatre C OO8.
Date: September 18 th.
2) Francine Rouby and Guy Fontaine.
Subject: Arts and culture during the Weimar Republic (summary).
Length: 2 hours (French from 3.50 to 5.50 pm).
Date: September 5 th
3) Martine Declercq and Guy Fontaine
Subject: Motive of melancholy in European literature: comparison of the Weltschmerz with the world-weariness (Spleen, soleil noir, hüzun) [Abstract]
Length: from 3.40 to 5.50 pm.
Date: October 2 nd
4) Bernadette Gora and Guy Fontaine
Subject: A journey through Polish literature [Abstract, references, texts]
Length: 2 hours from 3.50 to 5.30 pm
Date: October 9 th
5) Guy FONTAINE
Subject: A journey through European literature
Length: 1.30 hours from 4 to 5.30 pm
Date: October 16 th
6) Catherine DALIPAGIC
Subject: A journey through XIX th and XX th Century Russian Literature
Length: from 4.55 to 5.50 pm.
Date: October 23 rd
7) Emmeline Fontaine and Christian Ghillebaert
Subject: A journey through Spanish literature [Summary]
Length: 2 hours (in Spanish and English) from 3.50 to 5.50 pm.
Date: November 6 th
8) Marieke VAN ACKER and Marc BUBERT
Marieke VAN ACKER
Subject: Hagiography and its impact on Medieval European Thought [summary, abstract, text extracts]
Marc BUBERT
Subject: Does the romano-greek spirit constitute an ”imagined community?”[Abstract]
Length: 3 hours in English and French
Date: November 20 th from 2.50 to 5.50 pm
9) Arthur CHIMKOVITCH and Guy Fontaine
Subject: The myth of the wandering Jew in European literature and thought. [Abstract, text extracts, bibliography, texts exploiting this theme, translations]
Length: 2 hours in English from 3040 to 5050 pm.
Date: November 27 th