The CRIL (Centre de Ressources Internationales et Linguistiques), aka “The Lab”, in room S09 (in the basement, so “business as usual” in case of an air strike) is open and ready to receive you for tutorials. While the information about the tutors on our TUTORATS page is being updated I’d advise you to look at … Continue reading
Tenemos el gran placer de presentaros por segundo año una selección de las escenas de teatro realizadas por los estudiantes de la sección de español. La novedad este año es que las escenas han sido también escritas por los propios estudiantes, completando así el círculo creativo. Además, hemos trabajado más, fuera de las clases y … Continue reading
Every September for most of the past decade has me wondering what my new Licence 3 students at CELSA will be like. I imagine them — or you — too, wondering what English classes will be like here. Shall I start with the good news or the bad news? Of course I’m not going to … Continue reading
Nicholas Gilewicz, doctoral student at University of Pennsylvania’s prestigious Annenberg School for Communication, will charrette his research on journalism products as lieux de mémoires. Pierre-Carl Lanlgais will provide a response. Communication Charrette Tuesday, 3 December – 2:00pm-3:30pm S09 CELSA, 77 rue de Villiers, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine Journalism’s mnemonic community and the recent decline of the daily newspapers … Continue reading
The International and Language Resource Center is organising a hands-on film making workshop on Friday mornings. Students who are interested in making short films are welcome to drop into the CRIL on Friday mornings, starting 8 November at 9.30am. During our initial meeting, we will discuss different projects to develop. You will learn how to … Continue reading
Sara L. McKinnon, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts, University of Wisconsin – Madison will give a talk at CELSA 15 Oct 2013 (6-8pm) CELSA – Grand Amphi 77 rue de Villiers 92200 Neuilly sur Seine, France Scholars in communication studies, linguistics, and writing and composition have taken the “intercultural turn,” yet scholars of rhetoric … Continue reading
CELSA Accents host, Marie Doezema speaks with Dr. Emmanuelle Lallement and Ph.D candidate, Brian J. Bowe, about their current work. Bowe is concluding research on how Muslims are framed in the media. Lallement continues to explore the ethnography of urban phenomena, including in market exchange, at events and during rituals in the city. Her most … Continue reading
