UFR LLASICLanguage, literature, performing arts, information and communication, journalism

• French, Francophone, Latin, Greek and children's literature
• Performing arts: cinema, theater, dance, live performance
• Language sciences : linguistics, didactics of French and foreign languages, socio- and psycholinguistics, language acquisition, language engineering, deafness.
• French as a Foreign Language (FLE)

Our collections

• Journals and magazines: see the list of current subscriptions 
• Fonds concours: each year an updated fund is set aside for agrégatifs in modern and classical literature.
• Master's theses 1 and 2:theses available online
• Digital collections: access to alldigital resources acquired by UGA libraries (online articles, databases, e-books, etc.)
• Books written by faculty members of the LLASIC Department
• Learners' Area : document library dedicated to learning the French language
• Fiction films and documentaries: over 1,500 films available on DVD; subscription to Tënk, a documentary film platform  
• Board games  
• Comic books 
• Equipment computer equipment, DIY, leisure activities, etc.

Audio books

Another way to discover the great classics of literature! You'll find the boxes next to the paper versions of the books, on which you can scan the QR code for free access, without identification, to audio books selected by the library. You can then listen to them on your smartphone, your computer online or after downloading: see the list of audio books

Dyslexia-friendly books

From classic novels to must-see plays (Stendhal, Flaubert, Molière, Shakespeare, etc.), Bulles makes books available to everyone that are adapted to reading disorders: with their specific Dyslexie© enlarged font, careful text layout and regular character spacing, these types of books reduce reading fatigue and reading errors.
Identifiable by the "DYS" logo, they are stored next to their classic version.