Four years of Nazi occupation dampened but never extinguished the creative spirit of Paris. When Paris was liberated in 1944, that spirit exploded in many directions, making the city once again a cultural mecca. Existentialism and feminism influenced literature, film, and music. After the gloom and shortages of wartime, the fashion industry came back to life and Parisian playwrights reinvented theatre. Popular music incorporated biting social criticism; the words of great poets, and jazz became the music of the young. In this course, we explore this amazingly vital cultural milieu that flourished amid enormous political tensions.
Plus members pay only $34 for this course. Visitors not permitted.
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Refund Deadline
No refunds after February 19, 2025
Schedule
Type
Date
Time
Location
Lecture
Tue Feb 11, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
Lecture
Tue Feb 18, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
Lecture
Tue Feb 25, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
Lecture
Tue Mar 4, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
Lecture
Tue Mar 11, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
Lecture
Tue Mar 18, 2025
1:00PM PT - 3:00PM PT
UCLA Extension Gayley Center in WestwoodUCLA Extension Gayley Center 114
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