in this article, louis aragon is introduced as a contemporary feminist poet and writer; a poet who engaged simultaneously and identically in the two phenomena, feminism and resistance, during the world war ii. he, unlike those who consider women as limits to the power of the battlers, praises women in all his works. he explicitly declares that it has been his beloved who has granted him the spi...

The essay centers on the outstanding Algerian French language writer, Mohammed Dib, and his last book ‘Laёzza’, which became a ‘confession of soul’ by man who had foreseen impending death wished to narrate, in free form short stories autobiographical sketches, life spiritual experience, perception surrounding world destinies—of native Algeria second home, France. Dib’ s writings work are contem...

The present study examines how Swiss German learners cope with the contrast between voiced and unvoiced obstruents in L2 French. The feature [±voice]) is not exploited in Swiss German dialects, where pairs of obstruents sharing the same place and manner of articulation are basically differentiated in terms of longer or shorter duration (i.e., the feature [±tense]). Therefore, we expect that Swi...

In this paper, we will try to show how formal linguistics applied the study of diachrony can be a fundamental asset for research (and consequently also teaching at university level) in field French language and literature. We treat successively analysis support verbs (§2), realization (§3), intensity collocations (§4) pragmatically restricted clichés (§5). each section, present discuss numerous...

Guidebooks play an important role in increasing the visibility of a nation, as they introduce country to potential visitors and create images prior travelling. However, also tend reinforce stereotypes “romantic fictions” (Mahn 2008). This article examines representation Wales French German guidebooks consequently elucidates cultural political recognition these continental texts. The...

Edith Wharton played a far more important role than is usually recognized in the transformation of French perceptions both American history and literature first two decades twentieth century. In this article, I trace different stages that transformation. At first, France, was hardly thought as an writer at all: she merely disciple Balzac Bourget who happened to be American. But by early 1920s b...