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Cinéphile: French Language and Culture through film | ||||
Cinéphile Kerri Conditto 2007 • 978-1-58510-258-7 • hard cover, full color • 464 pages • 8 x 10 • $59.95
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Description The book is in full color.
Cinéphile: French Language and Culture through Film is a textbook for the 2nd year college level full year course as taught in most colleges and universities, taught immediately following a complete first year. The text facilitates a review of linguistic concepts in the context of the whole language as well as expands vocabulary skills and skills in listening, speaking, writing and reading French. The use of film is fully integrated into the course, providing content as well as high interest motivation to the student and experience in a variety of real linguistic contexts. The textbook integrates the study of French language and culture with the study of films. Films are used not only for their ability to generate high interest among students, but also because they provide a range of cultural experiences, idiomatic expressions, interesting and real world situations, as well as being themselves important reflections of modern French artistic endeavors. Cinéphile is comprised of nine chapters, each of which is centered around a different film. The films vary in content and genre (animated film, dramatic comedy, farce, romantic comedy, thriller, drama, adventure, etc.) and feature well known French filmmakers and actors. The selected films mirror the progressive nature of developing linguistic proficiency and become more sophisticated in language and cultural content as the student progresses through the text. Each chapter also includes short authentic readings in support of the grammar and cultural issues as well as a multiplicity of exercises. The text is in four color, is amply illustrated, and is accompanied by an exercise book, an instructor’s edition, a test bank and an answer key to the exercise book.
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Kerri Conditto has taught and studied language in the United States and France. She is currently a Lecturer at Tufts University. | ||||
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For purchasing or renting the films : Information for finding the films to rent or purchase can be found here. Be sure to search for the films under the French title, or the English translation of the title, as some films are listed either way.
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Ancillary Materials Flyer PDF (136kb).
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This book contains composition exercises plus an exam for each chapter of the Cinéphile textbook. An answer key is provided for each exam. |
Additional exercises for each chapter
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All requests for Teacher's Manuals and Answer Keys
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Answers to the questions in the Workbook.
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Part 1 - Pre-viewing Cultural notes Credits: Profile of the director Film summary Cast list: Profile of an actor in the film Vocabulary specifically related to the film Vocabulary exercises Part 2 - Post-viewing General comprehension exercises Vocabulary exercises Grammar points & exercises Translation exercises Photo Open-ended exercises & activities Communication Part 3 - Reading - Culture - Research Reading sample & exercises Cultural notes & activities Research topics Documents (articles, short stories, etc.)
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