The Bi-Annual Student Colloquium
in French and Francophone Studies

The goal of the bi-annual Student Colloquium in French and Francophone Studies is to support and promote high-quality undergraduate student research. Our Department of French and Italian believes that faculty members enhance their teaching and contribution to society by remaining active in research and by involving undergraduates in their research. 
With the objective of fostering student-faculty collaborative research and scholarship, our colloquium brings together outstanding seniors majoring in French and Francophone Studies and our UCSB team of faculty and graduate students.
In addition, the Student Colloquium is an excellent preparation for Graduate Studies. It helps students interested in taking the next step in their education to meet with a dynamic team of researchers who can help them focus on French and Francophone Studies.

Our next colloquium will take place in November 2006.

Call for papers will be available in spring 2006.

Program The Organizing team Our Sponsors Contact Information

The Third Bi-Annual Student Colloquium in French and Francophone Studies

October 23, 2004

Delattre Library, Phelps Hall, Room 5309A

9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Programme:

9:00: Café
9:15 : Bienvenue: Catherine Nesci, Chair, & Eric Prieto, Graduate Advisor

• Histoire et regard poétique

Président de séance : Louis Bousquet

1. 9:30: “Les héros du spectacle: qui règne sur l'espace?” Lisa Embro-Klemesrud, UC Berkeley
2. 10:00 : « La voix surréaliste sous l'occupation » Perrin Ozdemir, UC Davis

• Le romancier comme critique social 

Président de séance : Pierre Bras

1. 11 :00 : « Balzac, Derville et la bourgeoisie dans Le Colonel Chabert . » Sarah Shoff, UC Santa Barbara
2. 11 :30 : « Les révélations de la forme dans L'Etranger . » Cassie Wu, UC Berkeley

• Une question de contrôle

Présidente de séance : Sylvia Goossens

1. 1 :30 : « Jacques et Lol et l'absence de contrôle dans Le Ravissement de Lol V. Stein.  »
   Lucy Davis, Claremont-McKenna College
2. 2 :00 : « Entre romanesque et corruption : Julien et Mathilde, les manipulateurs manipulés dans
   Le Rouge et le noir . » Waël Salem, UC Berkeley

The Organizing team:

Many thanks! Un Grand merci! to our UCSB graduate students for their assistance with this conference: Coral Beil, Louis Bousquet, Pierre Bras, Suzanne Braswell, Claudio Dell'Oca, Maryam Emami, Jimmy Fujitani, Arielle Gereboff, Sylvia Goossens, Katie Guenholz, Lachelle Hannickel, Mary Kordzikowski, Francis Mathieu, Skye Paine, Shelley Rowland, Cristina Toharia, Olivier Tonnerre

Our Sponsors

Many thanks also to our Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts, Dr. David Marshall, the College of Letters and Science of the University of California at Santa Barbara for their generous support of this conference.

Contact Information

For information, please contact our Assistant for Graduate Studies, Rosa Pinter, at (805) 893-3111, or write to : pinter@french-ital.ucbs.edu

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