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IDIS 260: France: Power, Politics, and Castles

Power, Politics, and Castles brings you to France to explore castles and other monumental buildings as symbols of authority, defense, and influence. Students will examine the history, politics, and geographical context of castles and other monuments in Paris, the Loire Valley, Bordeaux, Carcassonne and Toulouse, gaining firsthand insights into architectural evolution and the political landscapes that shaped them.
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Credits: 4

Core: N/A

Basic Information

Location

France

Program Type

Summer

Cost

$6900-$7950 (Estimate)

Program Directors

Dr. Jolene Vos-Camy
Professor, French | Chevali猫re dans les Palmes Acad茅miques
526-6324

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