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The Last of the Mohicans, A Narrative of 1757 in Context One-Day “Agrégation” SymposiumFriday, December 11, 2015Université Paris DiderotRoom 255 bâtiment Olympe de GougesMorning Session – Chair: Allan Potofsky (Paris Diderot, Larca)9:30 am: Opening Remarks (Cécile Roudeau, Paris Diderot, Larca)9:45 am: Marie-Jeanne Rossignol &#38; Augustin Habran (Paris Diderot, Larca) – The Inevitable Fate of All These People”: Indian Policy and the National Imagination (1776-1830)10:30 am: Coffee Break10:45 am: Thomas Constantinesco (Paris Diderot, Larca), The Last of the Mohicans: The Literary Context.11:30 am: Keynote lecture and Questions: Christian Crouch (Bard College, New York), "Culture Wars in the Woods: The Last of the Mohicans and the Seven Years’ War”12:30 - 2 pm: Lunch BreakAfternoon Session—Chair: Elise Marienstras (Paris Diderot)2 pm: Michel Imbert (Paris Diderot, Larca): On the Trail of the Native Language of the Nation2:45 pm: François Brunet (Paris Diderot, Larca): The Last of the Mohicans and the Iconography of the “Indian” in Cooper's Time.3:30 pm: Yohanna Alimi (Paris-Dauphine): James Fenimore Cooper, American Democrat4.15 pm: Concluding Remarks&#160;&#160;Symposium organized by Marie-Jeanne Rossignol &#38; Cécile Roudeau and sponsored by the LARCA (Research Laboratory for Anglophone Culture), REDHEJA, and Paris Diderot “Agrégation” Program.