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Discipline: Social Anthropology

The "Social Anthropology" specialization trains students of Oriental languages in the discipline of anthropology, with an emphasis on bibliographical and methodological foundations, and on field investigation. It offers INALCO seminars and external seminars at EHESS and EPHE. The Master LLCER course ANT thus offers two-dimensional training in oriental languages and anthropology.

Discipline: Arts and Literature

The Arts and Literature (ARL) specialization in the Master LLCER offers a gradual introduction to research into world literature and the arts, complementing the aréal in-depth courses. Open to a multi-disciplinary approach, this course starts with methodological teaching (literary analysis, literary history, film studies) in the first semester of M1, and moves on to fundamental research seminars in M2. It offers a flexible choice of seminars, providing training in literature and/or the arts, and opening up to the diversity of research carried out on literary and/or artistic subjects.

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Discipline: History and Social Sciences

The "History and Social Sciences" specialization is aimed at those wishing to place their course in disciplines such as history, geography, sociology, anthropology. While continuing to acquire advanced language skills, students will be able to apply the methods and questioning specific to each of these disciplines.

The course is divided into three main areas:

1. Seminars on disciplinary specialization and methodology (bibliographical research, documentary resources, dissertation writing, cartography, etc.).
2. "Regional" seminars. These cover vast geographical spaces that correspond to as many cultural areas, namely the Middle East-Mediterranean, Asia-Pacific, Africa-Oceania, Europe-Eurasia-Russia.
3. "Transversal" seminars. These provide a forum for trans-area dialogue, organized around a number of major themes.

Discipline: Orality

(Practices and forms, contact between cultures and circulation of texts)

In many societies around the world, orality and oral literature, one of its privileged means of expression, are part of very rich socio-cultural practices, whether ceremonial, ritual or familial, etc. Orality is not just a legacy from the past that establishes a link with our present through transmission; it is contemporary and living, and can be studied as a verbal art within the framework of "safeguarding intangible cultural heritage" defined by UNESCO in October 2003.
Orality is the subject of a theory and method of analysis dedicated to it, incorporating a multidisciplinary approach.

Practical information (absences, room changes) : see on ENT

Important: the training course presented in the 2021-2022 brochure below is renewed for the 2022-2023 year.

Discipline: Texts, Linguistics and Translation

Disciplinary training Texts. Linguistics. Translation is aimed at candidates who have studied an oriental language in their undergraduate degree. Under its various aspects, the text is at the heart of this training and is considered as an object of analysis, an object of linguistic studies, an object of translation.

Responsible for the TLT course : Ms Marie-Aimée Germanos : marie-aimee.germanos@inalco.fr