Type de cours
Bachelor
Année
2025-2026
Category
Course
Instructors
Emmanuelle Pireyre
Teaching language
French
Semester
Automne
Type d'enseignement
Enseignement pratique

This course is for students interested in writing as an artistic process. It allows students to discover contemporary writing practices while engaging in writing itself. The workshop adopts a practice-based approach: at each session, one or two short texts are written in response to prompts provided by the instructor. These prompts vary throughout the sessions, enabling each student to discover the type of writing that suits them best. Each student then reads their text or a short excerpt in front of the group in an atmosphere of listening, followed by a collective discussion on the materials, gestures, and methods at the heart of the act of writing. This enables students to acquire a variety of tools useful for literary, poetic, or artistic writing. One session is dedicated to scenic forms of writing—narrative performance or poetic performance. Students also share their readings, whether recent or older, by authors, poets, or artists. Additionally, they attend two meetups per semester from 18:30 to 20:00 as part of the "Monde parlés" events, featuring invited authors. Individual meetings with these authors are possible, offering rich and stimulating conversations.

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