A course that uses cinema, television, and literary texts to study Montreal and Quebec, with emphasis on identity, cultural history, the Quiet Revolution, and cultural diversity.
Identify key writers, filmmakers, and other major storytellers working in or on the subject of Quebec.
Discuss how Quebec storytelling, as a practice and an industry, relates to those practices in the rest of Canada.
Identify major ways in which literature shows Quebec, as a society, as distinct from other parts of the French-speaking world.
Apply basic concepts of literary and film appreciation to the understanding of fiction, essays, music, film and television produced in Quebec.
Explain how contemporary social, cultural, and artistic practices associated with Quebec have been influenced by historical events, especially in the 20th and 21st centuries.
Identify how the "national conversation" about cultural diversity in Quebec is different from and similar to those conversations in the rest of Canada and in the U.S.
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Examine Montreal and the province of Quebec through cinema, television, and literary texts. Explore historical and social themes central to Quebec identity, including evolving conceptions of French Canadian and Quebecois identity, particularly in intellectual and cultural life. Analyze how storytelling reflects and critiques cultural traditions rooted in France, as well as the impact of the Quiet Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s on national identity. Investigate cultural diversity in Quebec through the perspectives and voices of selected authors and filmmakers.
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Exploring Montreal and Quebec
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