Events at the Maison Française
Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Phil Nord for his lecture “Le Mémorial du Martyr Juif Inconnu and Jewish Memories of Deportation.”
Past Events
Wellesley’s French House welcomes University of Chicago professor Alison James for her lecture “Factual Writing and the Photographic Paradigm.”
This talk focuses on three discrete moments when we see, through the textbooks that were used, how college students of French in the U.S. had a tangible effect on how French literature was created, imagined, and produced.
Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Jennifer McWeeny for her lecture Why Beauvoir’s “The Second Sex” Is Not about Gender: Phenomenology, Sexual Difference, and the (Mis)translation of Se faire femme.
Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Heidi Holst-Knudsen for her lecture Can French be Inclusive? Considerations of a Contentious Linguistic Project.
Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming writer and historian Hollis Clayson ’68 for a virtual lecture Outsider Nocturnes: American Visions of the City of Light by Night.
The virtual colloquium series Addressing Racism and Anti-Blackness in French and Francophone Studies features eminent scholars examining the role race plays in systems of power and thought in French and Francophone Studies.
