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Langue française, 1990
Dumont Paul. Francophonie, francophonies. In: Langue française, n°85, 1990. Les représentations de la langue : approche sociolinguistique, sous la direction de Henri Boyer et Jean Peytard. pp. 35-47.
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Dumont Paul. Francophonie, francophonies. In: Langue française, n°85, 1990. Les représentations de la langue : approche sociolinguistique, sous la direction de Henri Boyer et Jean Peytard. pp. 35-47.
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Universalisms and francophonies
International Journal of Francophone Studies, 2009To reject the term Francophone, that describes so well non-hexagonal literatures and puts them in dialogue with Anglophone, Hispanophone or Sinophone literatures, is tantamount to acquiescing to the metropole's old assimilationist agendas. The manifesto pour une littrature-monde en franais (Le Bris et al.
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Annual Review of Anthropology, 2013
This review unravels different facets of la Francophonie, both as an international institution dedicated to the defense of French and as a group of people who speak or are united by French. Having been highly ideological since its beginnings and its association with France's colonial history, the very idea of la Francophonie has aroused passionate ...
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This review unravels different facets of la Francophonie, both as an international institution dedicated to the defense of French and as a group of people who speak or are united by French. Having been highly ideological since its beginnings and its association with France's colonial history, the very idea of la Francophonie has aroused passionate ...
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2019
Abstract Credited to French geographer Onésisme Reclus (1837–1916), the term ‘francophonie’ was coined in the latter 19th century for the purpose of designating the geographical areas occupied by States/peoples having in common the usage of the French language. Bolstered by its use in the 1962 landmark publication ‘Esprit’, ‘francophonie’
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Abstract Credited to French geographer Onésisme Reclus (1837–1916), the term ‘francophonie’ was coined in the latter 19th century for the purpose of designating the geographical areas occupied by States/peoples having in common the usage of the French language. Bolstered by its use in the 1962 landmark publication ‘Esprit’, ‘francophonie’
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The Modern Language Journal, 1971
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Georges J. Joyaux, Auguste Viatte
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Georges J. Joyaux, Auguste Viatte
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2023
Le français, langue à diffusion internationale, évolue selon des dynamiques particulières dans tous les espaces de la francophonie, où il connaît de grandes variations dans ses emplois. Ce chapitre offre un aperçu de cette diversité en apportant des informations sur le statut, les fonctions, les caractéristiques du français tel qu’il est ...
Paola Puccini, Cristina Brancaglion
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Le français, langue à diffusion internationale, évolue selon des dynamiques particulières dans tous les espaces de la francophonie, où il connaît de grandes variations dans ses emplois. Ce chapitre offre un aperçu de cette diversité en apportant des informations sur le statut, les fonctions, les caractéristiques du français tel qu’il est ...
Paola Puccini, Cristina Brancaglion
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‘Une Francophonie à l'offensive’? Recent Developments in Francophonie
Modern & Contemporary France, 2011This article traces recent developments in Francophonie in the light of the establishment of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie and a new institutional framework, examining how these may have changed the Francophone discourse and the nature and focus of its institutions and programmes.
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L Information Grammaticale, 1985
Bonnard Henri. Francophonie maghrébine. In: L'Information Grammaticale, N. 26, 1985. pp. 20-22.
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Bonnard Henri. Francophonie maghrébine. In: L'Information Grammaticale, N. 26, 1985. pp. 20-22.
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