Yale French Studies, Number 103: French and Francophone: The Challenge of Expanding Horizons (Yale French Studies Series)

Farid Laroussi and Christopher L. Miller Editors’ PrefacePart I. Institutional and Professional Histories Ronnie Scharfman Before the PostcolonialReda Bensmaïa FrancoXphonieKaren Gould Nationalism, Feminism, Cultural PluralismSamba Gadjigo Teaching Francophone African Literature in the American Academy Part II. Configurations of French and Francophone around the WorldDaniel Delas Francophone Literary Studies in FranceJean Jonassaint Of Literatures in the Francophone CaribbeanAmadou Koné Teaching Francophone LiteratureJosias Semujanga The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Teaching Francophone Literatures in CanadaFarid Laroussi When Francophone Means NationalPart III. Impact, Influence, and InterpretationJ. Michael Dash Caraïbe FantômeFrancesca Canadé Sautman The Race for GlobalizationMireille Rosello Unhoming Francophone StudiesSandy Petrey Language Charged with MeaningLawrence Kritzman A Certain Idea of FrenchPostscript: In Memory of Naomi SchorNaomi Schor Feminism and Francophone Literature: From One Revolution to Another Tom Conley From Detail to Periphery: All French Literature is Francophone