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The Culture of France

The Culture of France in ur m e EDITED BY JULIAN PARK Prof of European History and International \"This book deals with the credit side of the French ledger: the continued brilliance of French culture and the intellectual and creative vitality of France through the last two decades

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French Civilization & Culture

A historical and sociological analysis of French civilization and culture from Roman to contemporary times this course engages you in the life and culture of France’s capital city Paris in order to encounter analyze and appreciate French society culture and behavioral patterns

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Why Is France So French? Culture Institutions and

Why Is France So French? Culture Institutions and Neoliberalism 1974–1981 Author(s): Monica Prasad Source: The American Journal of Sociology Vol 111 No 2 (September 2005) pp 357-407 Published by: The University of Chicago Press Stable URL: http://www jstor org/stable/10 1086/432778 Accessed: 06/05/2011 18:53

What Will You Learn About France?

You will gain an understanding of a number of key areas including: 1. Language 2. Religion and beliefs 3. Culture and society 4. Social etiquette and customs 5. Business cultureand etiquette commisceo-global.com

Facts and Statistics

Location: Western Europe, bordering Andorra 56.6 km, Belgium 620 km, Germany 451 km, Italy 488 km, Luxembourg 73 km, Monaco 4.4 km, Spain 623 km, Switzerland573 kmCapital:ParisClimate:generally cool winters and mild summers, but mild winters and hot summers along the Mediterranean; occasional strong, cold, dry, north-to-northwesterly wind known as mistralPopulation:65+ million (2019 est.) commisceo-global.com

Languages in France

French, the official language, is the first language of 88% of the population. Most of those who speak minority languages also speak French, as the minority languages are given no legal recognition. 3% of the population speak German dialects, predominantly in the eastern provinces of Alsace-Lorraine and Moselle. Flemish is spoken by around 90,000 p

French Society & Culture

Cuisine 1. Food is one of the great passions of the French people. 2. French cooking is highly refined and involves careful preparation, attention to detail, and the use of fresh ingredients. 3. It varies by region and is heavily influenced by what is grown locally. French Family Values 1. The family is the social adhesive of the country and each member has certain duties and responsibilities. 2. The extended family provides both emotional and financial support. 3. Despite their reputation as romantics, the French have a practical approach towards marriage. 4. Families have few children, but parents take their role as guardians and providers very seriously. Relationships - Public vs. Private 1. The French are private people and have different rules of behaviour for people within their social circle and those who are not. 2. Although the French are generally polite in all dealings, it is only with their close friends and family that they are free to be themselves. 3. Friendship brings with it a set of roles and responsibilities, including being available should you be needed. Friendship involves frequent, if not daily, contact. Cafes are a central part of daily life for many Frenc

Etiquette & Customs in France

Meeting Etiquette 1. The handshake is a common form of greeting. 2. Friends may greet each other by lightly kissing on the cheeks, once on the left cheek and once on the right cheek. 3. First names are reserved for family and close friends. Wait until invited before using someone's first name. 4. You are expected to say 'bonjour' or 'bonsoir' (good morning and good evening) with the honorific title Monsieur or Madame when entering a shop and 'au revoir' (good-bye) when leaving. 5. If you live in an apartment b

Business Culture and Etiquette in France

Relationships & Communication 1. French business behaviour emphasizes courtesy and a degree of formality. 2. Mutual trust and respect is required to get things done. 3. Trust is earned through proper behaviour. 4. Creating a wide network of close personal business alliances is very important. 5. If you do not speak French, an apology for not knowing their language may aid in developing a relationship. 6. It is always a good idea to learn a few key phrases, since it demonstrates an interest in a long-term relationship. 7

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PDF	Unsettling Stereotypes: Approaches to the French Culture and 3 thg 12 2013 the French Culture and Society Course by John P. Murphy. In September 2013

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