Languages of Written and Oral Communication between Russian Emperors and Electors of the Holy Roman Empire, 1725–1799 by M. A. Petrova

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Enseignement de la langue et de la littérature françaises médiévales en Ontario (Canada anglophone) : de l’utilité d’une troisième langue… morte by Corinne Denoyelle, Mario Longtin

“…Teaching Old French language and literature, away from the context of teacher's examination and ranking in France, requires a certain degree of innovation. …”
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The Analysis and Critique of the French Phonetics by Mohamad-Hossein Otroshi

“…Considering the scientific developments in the field of foreign language teaching, linguistics, and in particular phonetics (such as verbo-tonal method and acoustic phonetics based on the use of technology), this textbook, even in the eighth edition, has failed to keep pace with the current trends in the field and could not fulfill the needs of French language teaching and learning in the context of Iran.…”
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Improving Assessment of Foreign Language Proficiency in Internationally Majoring Students by N. L. Kobiakova

“…The article depicts the proprietary model for the comprehensive assessment of the educational outcomes of the internationally majoring students in the French language. The model, customized for Russian universities, is based on the professionally oriented competence-based practical course of the French language for internationally majoring students designed by the author. …”
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La communauté linguistique kanak en Nouvelle-Calédonie entre passé et avenir by Françoise Roche

“…Are we to infer that sharing a common local French language is what unites this linguistic community, or, on the contrary, that there are as many speech communities as spoken languages, regardless of the number of speakers?…”
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School of French by M. K. Ogorodov

“…Initially, the core department of the French language teachers were MSU: Olga D. Andreeva, Simon I. …”
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Le rôle du parler populaire dans la structuration du discours médiatique de la presse algérienne lors d’un événement sportif by Fateh Chemerik

“…The author finds in the coverage of the 2009 Egypt–Algeria soccer match a number of changes in the journalistic practices of the Algerian French-language press. Popular language was powerfully present on newspaper front pages. …”
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Francoféminisme en Tunisie : pratiques langagières et enjeux institutionnels by Mariem Guellouz, Sélima Kebaïli

“…In particular, the history of women's rights has been marked by the various state measures aimed at making the country a pillar of the institutional Francophonie, making the use of the French language inseparable from feminism. Based on historical archives and ethnographic fieldwork in Tunisia, the article analyses language ideologies that articulate the practice of the French language and modernity as well as the processes that has participated to shape the institutional and activist feminist field in Tunisia. and proposes the term francofeminism to characterize this process.…”
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Une épistémologie numérique des disciplines est-elle possible ? Étude d’un corpus de revues francophones en sciences humaines et sociales by Max Beligné, Isabelle Lefort, Sabine Loudcher

“…The most important French-language human and social sciences journals have been digitised and published online. …”
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A Review of Rhythm in Persian Translations of the Works of Christian Bobin: Mahvash Ghavimi’s Translation of Geai and Isabelle Bruges by Saber Mohseni

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Review of Mahvash Ghavimi’s Retranslations from Two of Camus's Plays by Masoumeh Zavarian, Mahdi Mohammad Beighy

“…Mahvash Ghavimi, a researcher,  university professor, and one of the famous experts in French language and literature, whose main fame in translation is related to the works of Christian Bobin, has translated Le Malentendu and Les Justes by Albert Camus. …”
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‘Subtle Instrument of Music’: Translating the Sound and Appearance of Decadence in Wilde’s Salomé by Erin Dunbar

“…In Victorian England the French language, after all, was as unacceptably decadent as the play. …”
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Mohammad Taghi Qiasi and Translation of French Poetry by Mitra Raissi Dehkordi

“…Mohammad Taghi Qiasi has been researching in different fields of French language and literature. In addition, he has provided numerous translations from French to Farsi, particularly about the translation French works. …”
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Schoolness effect and academic journals: The case of the Revue de la Régulation (2007-2023) by Adrien Rougier

“…A bibliometric analysis of La Revue de la Régulation between 2007 and 2023 indicates that it stands out from other French-language economics journals due to its proximity to leading English-language heterodox economics journals, in terms of shared authorship and citation frequency. …”
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Review for the Reviewer’s Review Pathology of Book Review: « L’Histoire de la Littérature française du XIXe siècle », SAMT Publication, Institute of Humanities by roya letafati, Bita Moazzami

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"Vous venez d’où pour avoir cet accent ?" by Henri Boyer

“…From the combination of notions of speech community and linguistic market we search to highlight the impact of the imaginary of the French language community (ethno-socio-linguistic imaginary) on the dynamics of the official linguistic markets, considering as main driver a secular linguistic ideology : the unilingualism . …”
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Dora d’Istria et le printemps des peuples du Sud-Est Européen by Ileana Mihăilă

“…It is a new look and approach on the works of Dora d’Istria, a Romanian writer in French language, which contributions realize a deeper knowledge about South-Western peoples of Balkans These contributions are very few known and the author try to disseminate it to a larger public.…”
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Doamnele diplomaţiei româneşti: Elena Văcărescu (1864–1937) by George Lețu

“…Elena Văcărescu, worthy successor of patriot noblemen, has fulfilled the testament-impulse, received from her illustrious predecessor, Ienăchiţă Văcărescu, to contribute to “the honoring of the country”. The French language, sister of her native language, facilitated the entry, with greater ease, into the broad European environment, of thoughts, unrests, and hopes of the Romanian nation. …”
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