The training is composed of lessons in comparative literature, French, French and Creole worlds. It is supplemented by lessons in Modern Foreign Language (LVE), research methodology, a Study and Research Project (TER) in Master 1, an internship and the production of a dissertation in Master 2.

• Know how to identify the documents and resources necessary for research
• Be able to read and use theoretical texts, particularly in LVE, and develop a critical capacity with regard to them
• Be able to carry out transdisciplinary work, linking literature and the other arts
• Be able to interpret literary texts
• Acquire critical thinking and an aptitude for analysis, synthesis, interpretation and argumentation

This Master offers to develop, strengthen and deepen:
• Lknowledge of comparative, French and French-speaking literature
• Lrelevant and argued use of the tools and methods of literary criticism
• Lmethods of textual analysis
• Lliterature research methodology
• Lhas the ability to consistently implement and develop a critical and in-depth reading of literary texts
• Lautonomy of thought
• Lcritical dialogue
• Lhas the ability to defend and support his research in public.

• Solid command of the written and oral French language
• Taste for literature and the arts and for the questions they raise
• Taste for long-term thinking, research and writing
• Sense of autonomy.

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In addition to the LVE, research methodology, the TER and the dissertation, specialty courses are offered:

• Comparative literature: “The indisciplinarity of the poem”; “Unsaid, forbidden, unspeakable: Bartleby the Scrivener by Herman Melville (USA, 1853) and The Beast in the Jungle (USA, 1903)”; “The Turn of the Screw by Henry James: a ghost story or a fantasy story? »
• French literature: “Utopia and literature”; “Heroines and victims in Diderot: dialectic of strength and weakness through the prism of gender”; “Theatre and theatricality”; “The question of the sign in literature”; Literature from Creole worlds: “Reunionese poetry from its origins to the present day: history, languages, forms”; 
• French-speaking literature: “Imaginaries of the crossing in Quebec literature and ultra-contemporary French-speaking Quebec cinema”; “Transmediality: media and narration”; “Bad gender(s): Thinking about women’s violence”; ; “What landscapes do to writing. Elements for a decolonial ecocriticism on the articulation between islands, maritime space, Indian Ocean. »

Master 2 internship

Not concerned

On file, baccalaureate + 3 or equivalent

Doctorate

• Specialist journalist
•  Literary criticism
•  Cultural projects manager
•  Advisor in publishing houses, companies and cultural institutions
•  Part-time teacher in National Education
•  Book and library professions.