FREN 45.01 Dartmouth Meets the French Enlightenment

Can we trace Tri-Kap’s origin to the secret societies, masonic lodges, salons and cafés that arose prior to the French Revolution? This course will trace the migration of texts from France to Dartmouth where 18th-century literary societies - Social Friends (1783), United Fraternity (1786), Phi Beta Kappa (1787), and later Tri-Kap (1842) – read French Enlightenment texts on human rights as well as on the forms of sociability recently developed in France and at Dartmouth. Not open to students who have received credit for FREN 045.

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Dist:TMV; WCult:W

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