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If you miss the insightful discussions of the classroom or just love to read, this is your chance to discover thought-provoking books and meet new people while learning from some of 平特五不中鈥檚 favourite professors without tests, papers, or evaluations!

There is a registration fee of $15 per person for the semester which covers refreshments, room rentals, and other book club expenses. Book club members benefit from a 10% discount on all book club books at the University Bookstore.

BILINGUAL DISCUSSION with Isabelle Arseneau. Perceval: The Story of the Grail by Chr茅tien de Troyes (translation by Burton Raffel, Yale University Press, 1999, Pages 1-106) or Arthurian Romances (translation by D.D.R. Owen, Pages 375-495).

You are invited to read this novel in either the French version or in the English translation. The lecture will be presented in French, with a smaller portion in English.

About the Author: One of the most influential storytellers in Western literature, French poet Chr茅tien de Troyes helped to shape the ever-fascinating legend of King Arthur and the Round Table. In Chr茅tien鈥檚 romance, "Perceval" progresses from a naive boyhood in rural seclusion to a position of high respect as a knight at Arthur鈥檚 court. With the help of two teachers - his mother and Gornemant of Goort - Perceval is ultimately able to reject the worldly adventures chosen by other knights and seek important moral and spiritual answers. (from Yale University Press)