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Cinema for French Conversation, 3/e
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Focus Item #: 02686
Author/Editor/Translator: Anne-Christine Rice
ISBN: 978-1-58510-268-6
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Description
An exciting book for incorporating
French cinema and culture into a French language course. Each chapter of the
book is devoted to a single movie and includes aids for students watching the
film, discussing and writing about the film, and understanding the film in a
broader cultural context. This best-selling textbook, by author Anne-Christine
Rice, continues to define language learning through film.
Features
Included in each chapter, is vocabulary
helpful to understanding and discussing the film, structured exercises in
understanding the film once it has been viewed—especially for discussion in
class—and an accompanying reading for each film designed to provide perspective
on the film itself.
New features in the 3rd
Edition!
• More cultural, historical and literary information about the film and its
story.
• New and additional readings.
• A new section for each film dealing with art.
You may purchase the films on Amazon.com by following the
links below
taken from the Table of Contents
Inch’Allah dimanche [NEW]
Jean de Florette
Manon des sources
Ressources humaines [NEW]
Madame Bovary
Marius et Jeannette
Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain
L’esquive [NEW]
Ridicule
La Veuve de Saint-Pierre
Au revoir les enfants
8 femmes [NEW]
Cyrano de Bergerac
Le Hussard sur le toit
Un dimanche à la campagne
La Vie et rien d’autre
Le Dernier métro
Le Dîner de cons
About the Author
Anne-Christine Rice is an instructor in the Department of Romance Languages at
Tufts
University.
She completed her Masters degree and DEA (doctoral coursework) in
Angers,
France,
and holds a
CAPES, the French national
certification for teaching. She is the author of Cinema for French
Conversation, Second Edition, as well as the Cine-Module series. She
also serves as advisory editor for Focus Publishing's French text series.
Reviews
Cinema for French Conversation by Anne-Christine Rice
is an outstanding text that is unlikely to be equaled anytime soon. This
visually attractive, luxurious, 358-page tome is a language text in its own
right since it incorporates a great many language-specific activities.... For
right now the standard of excellence is measured by our good friends up in
Newburyport,
Massachusetts.
~ Thomas Conner,
St.
Norbert
College (From NECTFL Review #62
(Spring/Summer)
Additional Information
Click here for
further information and sample pages.
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