Module Optionnel : Course schedule : two-hour lectures + practice on computers. The course focuses on the following topics

HISTOIRE CULTURELLE (Bibliographie)

I. La ville en Grande-Bretagne au XVIIIe siècle, de Smollett à la réalité virtuelle (consulter les ressources)

PORTER, R. English Society in the Eighteenth Century. London : Penguin Social History, 1982, 1990.
Eighteenth-Century Britain. The Cambridge Cultural History. Ed. Boris Ford. Vol. 5. Cambridge UP, 1991-92.
Georgian Cities / La Ville en Grande-Bretagne au XVIIIe siècle. CD-ROM. Paris : PUPS, 2000.

II. Société et architecture en Grande-Bretagne, des modèles historiques au dessin assisté par ordinateur (consulter les ressources)

M.-M. MARTINET. Ed. Art et nature en Grande-Bretagne au XVIIIe siècle. Paris : Aubier, 1980.
GLANCEY, J. New British Architecture. London: Thames and Hudson, 1989.

III. Sciences, technologies et société en Grande-Bretagne (XVIIIe-XXIe siècles) consulter les ressources

COHEN, I. Bernard. Revolution in Science. Cambridge, Mass. & London : Harvard UP, 1985.
RUSSEL, Colin. Science and Social Change, 1700-1900. Hong Kong : Macmillan, 1983.
Companion to the History of Modern Science. Eds R.C. Olby & G.N. Cantor. London & New York: Routledge, 1990.

DOCUMENTATION INFORMATISEE : progression intégrée aux programmes ci-dessus.

I. Théorie : ouvrages de référence, recherche documentaire informatisée.

II. Pratique : traitement de texte, démonstrations de CD-ROMs multimédia, recherche sur Internet (en salle d'informatique)

III. Commentaire de documents (images et multimédia)

Villes en visite virtuelle. Ed. L. Gallet-Blanchard. Paris: PUPS, 2000.

The course prepares students for text and image analysis, which is now a standard exercise (for instance for the Capes and Agrégation), together with Internet search relevant to the syllabus; course material is available on the website of the Research Centre "Cultures Anglophones et Technologies de l'Information CATI" http://www.cati.paris4.sorbonne.fr.

LAN 336

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION

- 1st semester :
a written paper (2 hours) including

• a commentary on a document related to the 1st section of the syllabus (/14)
• a question on documentation methods, including practice on electronic documents (/6)

- 2nd semester :

• a commentary (2 hours) on a document related to the 2nd or 3rd section of the syllabus (/10)
• an oral presentation (/10,which may be done in the 1st or 2nd semester) including a a report on documentation methods (1/3 of the mark for the oral)

Course director : Mlle Martinet