Claudie Moy

Dominique Mougel, Claudie Moy, Maria Nieblas et Edith Taïeb ont représenté The Center for Language Research and Teaching, le 31 mai 2007, à Saint Etienne, à un colloque organisé conjointement par l'Université Jean Monnet de Saint Etienne et la Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris.  Le titre du colloque était : L'évaluation des productions complexes en FLE (Français langue étrangère) et FLS (Français langue seconde) dans l'enseignement supérieur.

Claudie Moy joined AUP in 1983 after completing a Masters degree in French Literature at U.C. Berkeley, where she taught courses at the undergraduate level.

She wrote her MA thesis “Désir et société” dans le Roman de la Rose by Guillaume de Lorris under the direction of Denis Hollier (Yale University) and Joseph Duggan (Univ. of California, Berkeley). Prior to her graduate studies at Berkeley, Claudie completed a Maîtrise ès Lettres en Philosophie at the Sorbonne under the direction of Vladimir Jankélévitch.

While at AUP, she has taught several literature courses in the French Department, notably A Survey from the 16th to the 20th century as well as a course on the history of French thought. She has a special interest for these intrinsically interdisciplinary courses and tried to reconcile history and theory. She has also taught a theatre course at AUP during the summers as well as for several years at the Paris program of James Madison University.

She has been teaching all levels of the French language at AUP. Her interests in languages lie in writing, literature, and civilization. She taught for several years a class on Advanced Grammar and Composition, course that aims at providing students with tools for organizing their thoughts and writing in French.

Children stories written in Spanish: La Rana, Sullivan Associates for McGraw-Hill, Palo Alto, California, Mai 1974.

  Translations of articles on Guillaume Apollinaire:

Apollinaire et le musicien de St. Merry, Willard Bohn in The journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism. 1977

The first visual poem in America, in The Willard Bohn Aesthetics of Visual Poetry; University of Chicago Press

Download »