| e-mail: | futsubun(at)l.u-tokyo.ac.jp *Replace (at) with @. |
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| Tel: | 03-5841-3842 |
The Department of French Language and Literature focuses on teaching and researching the French language, as well as literature and thought written in French. French linguistics is the study of the French language, and its scope includes French speech (phonetics, phonology), word and sentence form (syntax, morphology), content (semantics), and history (history of the English language). Literature and thought written in French refers to literature and thought that originated in the French Republic and in French-speaking countries in Europe and beyond. The main subjects are poetry, fiction, drama, essays, criticism, and historical narratives. Various linguistic and expressive activities about human society, from film and popular music to political and economic theory, are also considered.
Teaching staff
Kenta OUJI (Professor) French literature, History of French thought
| Courses taught: | History of French thought from the early modern period to the present day He is interested in the history of early modern social thought and contemporary philosophy and critical theory. Lectures are based on close readings of texts. |
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Shuichiro SHIOTSUKA (Professor) French literature
| Courses taught: | Modern and contemporary French literature He is particularly interested in various language experiments in contemporary literature and the relationship between literature and its adjacent fields (historical narrative, urbanism, etc.). He also engages in creative writing. |
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Kazuhiko SUZUKI (Associate Professor) French Language and Literature
| Research fields: | Modern and Contemporary French Literature |
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| Courses taught: | French Language and Literature |
Raoul DELEMAZURE (Associate Professor) French language and literature
| Courses taught: | Deriving from his interest in contemporary literature and literary theory, he teaches courses in general French literature and on improving operational skills in reading, writing, and speaking French. All classes are conducted in French. |
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Kotaro FUKATA (Research Associate) French Language and Literature
| Research fields: | Modern and Contemporary French Literature |
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