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FCE333: French Rap & Rock

FCE333: French Rap & Rock

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This guide contains tips & tricks for completing your final paper for FCE333: French Rap & Rock. If you complete this guide and are still stuck, feel free to email me for a one-on-one appointment. Just check my calendar first to suggest a good time for us to meet.

This guide is set up so that you can go through a three-step process to attempt to find the best articles to support your search.

Take out a sheet of paper and list some potential search terms. These could be:

  1. The people you're searching (North Africans in France, Western Africans in France, People from the Caribbean in France, immigrants, children of immigrants)
  2. The historical period you're searching (colonial history, slavery)

(♪) NOTE (♪): You're not likely to be searching for "music." It will be your job to make connections back to the music you've studied this semester. You're looking for external sources which support the lyics of songs.

Use AND, OR, and NOT to come up with the most effective search.

AND narrows your search. Use AND to find articles with each term.

OR expands your searches. Use OR to find articles with any of the terms.

NOT excludes terms. Use NOT to remove articles that don't make sense.

You might need to exclude America in your searches. You can do this by ending your search with NOT America. To exclude articles about American as well as Canada you could end your search with NOT (America OR Canada).
 

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