Schpfer

Poemes, Pieces, Prose: Introduction a l'analyse de textes litteraires francais Schpfer

Jacket Description/Back: This book is designed to teach introductory students of French literature how to read literary works. Review Quotes: "Beautifully done! Good selections, extensive, broad coverage, interesting and valuable presentations. Nice textual analyses, stimulating questions and well-chosen, appropriate, attractive illustrations."--D. H. Kellander, Duquesne University"I have been using this text since it first appeared more than twenty years ago. Excellent choice of texts, background, and questions."--Lawrence Purder, Michigan State University"Nothing better--really teaches the students what literature is."--James Kaplan, Moorhead State University"Very useful textbook to introduce students to the study of French literature. The questions after the texts are most helpful and thoroug."--Machelidon Veronieve, university of North Carolina, Chapel Hill"A comprehensive text appropriate for an introduction to textual analysis, containing some good selections in all three genres."--Cynthia Hahn, Lake Forest CollegeReview Quotes: "Beautifully done! Good selections, extensive, broad coverage, interesting and valuable presentations. Nice textual analyses, stimulating questions and well-chosen, appropriate, attractive illustrations."--D. H. Kellander, Duquesne University "I have been using this text since it first appeared more than twenty years ago. Excellent choice of texts, background, and questions."--Lawrence Purder, Michigan State University "Nothing better--really teaches the students what literature is."--James Kaplan, Moorhead State University "Very useful textbook to introduce students to the study of French literature. The questions after the texts are most helpful and thoroug."--Machelidon Veronieve, university of North Carolina, Chapel Hill "A comprehensive text appropriate for an introduction to textual analysis, containing some good selections in all three genres."--Cynthia Hahn, Lake Forest College Review Quotes:"Beautifully done! Good selections, extensive, broad coverage, interesting and valuable presentations. Nice textual analyses, stimulating questions and well-chosen, appropriate, attractive illustrations."--D. H. Kellander, Duquesne University"I have been using this text since it first appeared more than twenty years ago. Excellent choice of texts, background, and questions."--Lawrence Purder, Michigan State University"Nothing better--really teaches the students what literature is."--James Kaplan, Moorhead State University"Very useful textbook to introduce students to the study of French literature. The questions after the texts are most helpful and thoroug."--Machelidon Veronieve, university of North Carolina, Chapel Hill"A comprehensive text appropriate for an introduction to textual analysis, containing some good selections in all three genres."--Cynthia Hahn, Lake Forest CollegeReview Quotes: "Beautifully done! Good selections, extensive, broad coverage, interesting and valuable presentations. Nice textual analyses, stimulating questions and well-chosen, appropriate, attractive illustrations."--D. H. Kellander, Duquesne University "I have been using this text since it first appeared more than twenty years ago. Excellent choice of texts, background, and questions."--Lawrence Purder, Michigan State University "Nothing better--really teaches the students what literature is."--James Kaplan, Moorhead State University "Very useful textbook to introduce students to the study of French literature. The questions after the texts are most helpful and thoroug."--Machelidon Veronieve, university of North Carolina, Chapel Hill "A comprehensive text appropriate for an introduction to textual analysis, containing some good selections in all three genres."--Cynthia Hahn, Lake Forest College

Contributor Bio:  Schofer, Peter Peter Schofer is a Professor Emeritus of French at the University of Wisconsin--Madison. In addition to authoring Autour de la litterature, he has published numerous articles on film, rhetoric, and poetic systems.