"Learning a new language is like opening a window
on a new world, culture, and people. It helps us
to realize that we are not alone on earth and
that we have so much to learn from others.
Learning French is a window not only on France,
but also on so many and so different countries.
Speaking French gives a connection with Québec,
Martinique, Viet-Nam, Ile de la Réunion, Mali,
Sénégal, Tahiti, and so many others."
| Marie Martine Kaya |
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Marie Martine Kaya is greatly passionate about
French and francophone art and culture. She
studied art history in France and earned a B.A.
and a M.A. in African cultural anthropology with
a minor in Melanesian anthropology at the
University of Bordeaux, France. After two years
studying and teaching French language at Bryn
Mawr College, she is presently a Ph.D. candidate at
Cornell University.
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Lecturer in French mkaya@wells.edu 315.364.3486 Cleveland 210 |
