21. Francophone Literature Library Gateway. french literature Modern Languages and Linguistics Library. A.Guides to Resources for Conducting Research in french literature. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/Bibliogs/frelit.htm

Library Gateway French Literature Modern Languages and Linguistics Library By Tom Kilton and Janeanne Rockwell-Kincanon LIBRARY LOCATION CODES A. Guides to Resources for Conducting Research in French Literature B. Concise Guides to French Literature C. Comprehensive Guides to French Literature D. Histories of French Literature E. Ongoing Indexes to Current Criticism F. Retrospective Indexes to Primary Sources and Criticism G. Literary Terms and Concepts (Guides and Dictionaries) H. Motif and Personage Indexes I. Prosody/Versification J. Literary Theory K. Author Dictionaries (Biographical and Bibliographical Information) L. Content Summaries M. Bibliographies on Specific Authors See also: Francophone Literature from Other Countries A. Guides to Resources for Conducting Research in French Literature 025.51 W721g1996 (MDR) Balay, Robert, ed. Guide to Reference Books . 11th ed. Chicago and London: American Library Association, 1996. A general, annotated guide to the "most useful" resources on all subjects. French Literature appears on pages 599-608 and includes guides and bibliographies, criticism, encyclopedias and dictionaries, manuscripts, literary guidebooks, histories, genres, and epochs. 025.52 W174G (LSR)

22. French Literature Advertisement. french literature Guide picks. Among others, you'llfind information about Balzac, de Maupassant, and Flaubert, along http://classiclit.about.com/cs/frenchliterature1/

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24. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle Separate national, regional or ethnic categories (eg, "Irish," "Australian," Category Arts Literature World Literature...... Cloutier). Dave's french literature Links (created with David A. Gatwood'smakehtml program from links by Bob Peckham TennesseeBob ). http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2719

25. French Literature Series french literature Series Since The essays appearing in the french literatureSeries are drawn primarily from the Conference papers. Authors http://www.cla.sc.edu/fren/academicinfo/fls.html

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS FRENCH AND CLASSICS GRADUATE PROGRAMS FRENCH GERMAN LATIN SPANISH FACULTY AND STAFF FRENCH AND CLASSICS CLASS LISTINGS ONLINE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE LINGUISTICS ... LANGUAGE LEARNING CENTER USC THIS SITE French Literature Series Since 1973 the French Literature Series has been published in conjunction with the annual French Literature Conference , sponsored by the Department of French and Classics of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, USA. In addition to the scholarly papers selected for publication by the Editorial Board, it also accepts notes on the conference topic. The essays appearing in the French Literature Series are drawn primarily from the Conference papers. Authors are informed of the inclusion of their papers in the volume when their papers are accepted for the Conference. Exceptionally, FLS does publish outstanding contributions from authors not participating in the Conference. Such essays to be considered for inclusion in the volume should not exceed twenty typed pages. A style sheet is available upon request.

26. Index french literature Conference The french literature Conference is heldannually at the end of March or beginning of April each year. http://www.cla.sc.edu/FREN/events/flc/

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS FRENCH AND CLASSICS GRADUATE PROGRAMS FRENCH GERMAN LATIN SPANISH FACULTY AND STAFF FRENCH AND CLASSICS CLASS LISTINGS ONLINE COMPARATIVE LITERATURE LINGUISTICS ... LANGUAGE LEARNING CENTER USC THIS SITE French Literature Conference The French Literature Conference is held annually at the end of March or beginning of April each year. It focuses on a pre-announced topic, such as Feminism (1988) Narratology and Narrative (1989) Poetry and Poetics (1990) Strategies of Rhetoric (1991) On the Margins (1992) Discontinuity and Fragmentation (1993) Perceptions of Values (1994) Ethnography (1995) Literature in/and the City (1996) Literature and Religion (1997) Origins and Identities (1998) The Mother (1999) The Documentary Impulse (2000) Beginnings (2001) Imagined Geographies (2002) The Child (2003) Victims and Victimization (2004) Call for Papers Proceedings of the French Literature Conference are published each year in the French Literature Series (FLS).

27. French Literature Bibliography french literature A Selected Bibliography of Reference Sources. Compiledby Fred Muratori. II) Secondary Sources in french literature History. http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/lit/frlitbib.html

FRENCH LITERATURE: A Selected Bibliography of Reference Sources Compiled by Fred Muratori. Olin * Kroch * Uris Libraries, Reference Services Division The following list is intended to highlight bibliographic resources most of them in the Olin Library Reference Department that should be useful in locating criticism of French literature. Olin Library call numbers follow each entry. REF refers to the Reference reading room. The bibliography is divided into 6 sections, as follows: General Secondary Sources in Western Literature Research Guides/Handbooks in French Literature Reference Sources in French Literary History Selected French Language Dictionaries ... Electronic Resources I) General Secondary Sources in Western Literature Bibliographie Internationale de l'Humanisme et de la Renaissance. Travaux parus en 1965-. (Paris, 1965-date) OLIN REF Z 7128 H7 B58 Bulletin Signaletique. Section 523: Histoire et Sciences de la Litterature. (Paris, v. 23- 1969-1995) Published quarterly by the Centre de Documentation Sciences Humaines. Supercedes in part Bulletin Signaletique Sections 19-24: Sciences Humaines and continues the volume numbering. OLIN AI 7 F815+ (Philadelphia: ISI, 1975-date)

28. Frenchculture.org Books Information on french literature events in the U.S., plus information on new books. http://www.frenchculture.org/books/

29. Babelguides French Literature You are at Home Books french literature, site in beta Browse Books Getthe Newsletter. french literature front cover. In Search http://www.babelguides.com/view/lit/fren

30. Babelguides The Babel Guide To French Literature Get the Newsletter. The Babel Guide to french literature Writers fromFrance, Qubec, Switzerland, Morocco, Algeria, Mauritius, Haiti etc. http://www.babelguides.com/guides/fren

31. French Literature Home Find It Special Collections. french literature. http://www.library.jhu.edu/specol/findit/overview/scfrenchlit.html

Home Find It Special Collections FRENCH LITERATURE Overview Rare Books Manuscripts Sheet Music ... Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts The Eisenhower Library has a collection of 736 plays that were part of a repertory that amused all classes of Paris society from the eighteenth century nearly to the end of the Second Empire. They include the most successful types of plays: mélodrame, comédie-vaudeville, and féerie and were performed at three theaters which specialized in purely popular entertainment. These three theaters were the Gâité, the Ambigu-Comique, and the Porte-Saint-Martin, all located within the Boulevard du Temple region. The collection is strongest in the period 1800-1830, which accounts for more than half the plays. This was the heyday of both the Boulevard du Temple as well as the mélodrame, a genre which combined tragic events with comic interludes, which made use of music and dancing. The mélodrame usually had an historic or exotic setting, but the comédie-vaudeville, another popular type, drew its subjects from ordinary life. These plays used familiar tunes, the vaudevilles with new words. The music is not given with the published text of the play, but the name of the tune is usually indicated and would have been sufficient for the audience to recognize. Most thoroughly escapist were the fairy-tale plays, the féerie, which used all the theater's resources in scenery and effects. Details of staging are sometimes given. This group of plays, assembled by an unknown nineteenth-century collector, ends in 1863. The collector brought together his plays from different sources. Some copies were secured from rental libraries; others have the stamps of the Ministry of the Interior, which acted as a censorship agency; and many are still in the paper wrappers in which they were first sold, at bookshops specializing in theatrical publications, or at the theaters themselves. Whatever their source or origination, they remain an unsurpassed resource for the study of popular theatrical taste in nineteenth-century France.

32. French Literature Research Resource Guide This is a selected guide to reference and research materials at theHowardTilton Memorial Library in the area of french literature. http://www.tulane.edu/~html/frenlit.htm

This is a selected guide to reference and research materials at the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library in the area of French literature. For primary sources or for a more comprehensive listing of library materials, the online catalog TULANet Voyager can be searched by title, author, Library of Congress subject, and by keyword. Materials on literary criticism in general are covered in the Literary Criticism Research Resource Guide Materials listed in this guide are located either in the Reference section of the 1st floor (indicated by REF in the call number) or on the open shelves on the 2nd floor. Questions about location of materials, electronic sources of information, or search strategy should be addressed to the Reference Desk on the 1st floor. Contents General Research Guides Bibliographies Dictionaries Gale Literary Criticism Series ... Selected Periodicals GUIDES Z 6511 .B48 1982 Beugnot, Bernard and J.M. Moureaux. Paris: Nathan, 1982. Designed for the graduate student of French literature, this volume includes the basic tools of literary research, as well as books and articles within the various areas of research (such as art and literature or sociology and literature), and a short section on new trends in literary research. There is a name index and a subject index. Z 2171 .A1C34 1981 REF

33. French Literature french literature, among the world's most brilliant, has been for centuries animpressive facet of French civilization, an object of national pride, and a http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Literature/DF_literature.shtml

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34. BUBL LINK 840 French Literature DeweyClass 840 ResourceType document collection Location france, europe ChateauFull text of french literature with instructions in French and English. http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC10835

35. Colby College Libraries: Research: French Literature And Studies A guide to selected basic bibliographic and reference materials about french literatureand Studies that are easily available to Colby students in paper or http://www.colby.edu/library/research/guides/frenchlit.shtml

Dictionaries General Encyclopedias Subject Encyclopedias Indexes Full Text Sources ... Web Search Engines Dictionaries REF PC 2100-2799 This section holds the French language dictionaries, including the Petit Robert and the Grand Robert. Grove Dictionary of Art Available: Colby only Coverage: prehistory to 1990 Access: Grovereference This is a comprehensive art reference work with world-wide coverage of all forms of the visual arts: painting, sculpture, architecture, graphic and decorative arts, and photography. Includes many illustrations. Human Languages Page This page includes dictionaries, translators, grammars, literature, and instruction in many languages, including French. Your Dictionary Another site for dictionaries, translators, and grammars, this one also has multi-lingual dictionaries. Back to the top of page General Encyclopedias Diderot et d'Alembert Encyclopedie The University of Chicago is in the process of putting the entire text of the classic encyclopedia into a searchable Web database. REF AE 25 .E53 PLATES 1978

36. USMC Library - Research Guide To French Literature Michael's Reference Z 1035.1 .G89 This annotated guide is an excellent way forresearchers who are new to french literature to identify the most useful http://www.utoronto.ca/stmikes/library/research_guides/rgfrenchliterature.htm

USMC Home Library Subject Research Guides Kelly Library Research Guides Asian Religions Bible Bioethics Catholic Liturgy ... English Literature French Literature German Literature Irish History Italian Literature Medieval Law ... Systematic Theology Research Guide to French Literature Reference and Resource Guides Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Bibliographies and Indexes Histories and Chronologies ... Internet Sources Reference and Resource Guides Guide to Reference Books. Edited by R. Balay and others. 11th edition. Chicago: American Library Association, 1996 [St. Michael's Reference - Z 1035.1 .G89] This annotated guide is an excellent way for researchers who are new to French literature to identify the most useful French literature sources such as critical reviews, guidebooks, histories, and dictionaries on French literature. The French section runs from pages 599-608. A Guide to French Literature: From Early Modern to Postmodern. . By J. Birkett and J. Kearns. New York: St. Martin's, 1997. [St. Michael's Reference - PQ 305 .B524]

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