Learning outcomes

Upon completion of the course in 13 sessions, students should be able to understand, recognize, interpret, decode and analyze the theatrical and literary works of contemporary French-speaking dramaturgists and writers from Africa, the Caribbean Islands (Antilles), Indian Ocean and Canada, based on the basic principles and characteristics of French-speaking dramatic production, such as the historical background of French-speaking France, the use of French, the peculiarities of the French-speaking geographical area, and the specific thematic, aesthetic and stylistic features of each French-speaking geographic theatrical production.
General Competences 
Considering the above, the course aims at:
-the acquaintance, decoding, evaluation and reflection of modern theatrical scripts from all over the world in French by the student audience,
- recognition and evaluation of modern theatrical and literary movements (post-colonial writing, female writing, aesthetic minimalism, interculturalism, elements of culture and assimilation, writing of immigration and diversity) by the student concerned,
-the cultivation of critical thinking, the opening of cultural horizons, the realization of the relativity of western theatrical writing,
- in cultivating and respecting diversity and multiculturalism,
-in the critique and self-criticism of the facts of society and the culture of the modern world,
-the promotion of creative thinking.