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SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR STUDIES
By Ursula Tidd (April 2008)
FRENCH CRIME FICTION: FROM GENRE MINEUR TO PATRIMOINE CULTUREL
By Claire Gorrara (April 2007)
RESEARCH ON THE FRENCH MEDIEVAL LYRIC
By Jane H. M. Taylor (January 2007)
FRENCH VERSE ANALYSIS
By Clive Scott (July 2006)
ENLIGHTENMENT HOSPITALITY: THE CASE OF CHARDIN
By Judith Still (July 2006)
THE SYNTAX OF ORAL FRENCH
By Janice Carruthers (April 2006)
QUEER THEORY AND THE MIDDLE AGES
By Bill Burgwinkle (January 2006)
BETWEEN 'FRENCH' AND 'FRANCOPHONE': FRENCH STUDIES AND THE POSTCOLONIAL TURN
By Charles Forsdick (October 2005)
HAUNTOLOGY, SPECTRES AND PHANTOMS
By Colin Davis (July 2005)
JEAN FROISSART: A SEXCENTENARY REAPPRAISAL
By Peter Ainsworth (July 2005)
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH WOMEN FILMMAKERS
By Emma Wilson (April 2005)
RACINE: AN ÉTAT PRÉSENT
By Richard Parish (January 2005)