PAGE TWELVE
Quintin Views Attitudes
Of Today's French Youth
By PENNY WATSON
The French youth of today ere
characterized by an indifference
to traditional moral* and a great
interest in government issues,
Yvan Qumtin. instructor of
French, said Wednesday evening.
Quintin.'speaking to the French
Club and French House on
"French Youth Today,” said the
altitude of the young people
toward the morals;-of their parents
Is reasonable, not antagonistic.
Rather than listen to older people,
the French youth think for them
.selves and avoid being tied down
by traditional morals, he.said.
French young people like to
observe many kinds of beliefs and
ideas,* Quintin : said, but. 'until
recently' a young person wouldn’t
dare carry on a conversation with
someone who had different be
liefs. Now conversations between
two young people with different
ideals, such- as a' Catholic and a
Communist, are- more common,
he raid. * »
THE STRICT rules tor court
ship and marriage have also been
rejected by today's French youth,
Quintin said. Formerly, a boy and
girl lrom 'two different social
levels, would not- marry, but now
intellectual .rapport is the most
important factor influencing mar
riage decisions, he said.
A new attitude toward religion
Is also characteristic of French
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youth today. Quintin said. Many
young people, have rediscovered
the religions of their parents and
grandparents, "who are mostly
Rojpan Catholic,’he said. Unlike
their parents and grandparents,
however, they live and-feel their
religion, he- said. i
IN THEIR attitude toward pol
itics, French youth differ from!
American youth in that they are!
completely sfor onagainst an issue,!
Quintin said. They .participate
actively in political life, contin-'
ually thinking of will
be like in 30 years, he said.
The French youth *also differ,
from American youth in their
roles as students, Quintin said.
College students in France have;
.complete; independence and
organize their lives as they please,
he said. “
A French college student would
never stand for restrictions like
those of this University, he said.
A native of Brest Brhtanla,
France, Quintin has studied Latin,
Greek and French at the Sor
bonne.
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