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VOLUME 85, NO. 3 February 2012
Devoted to the Interests of Teachers of French
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DanGolembeski
Mayotte:Frances NewOverseasDepartment inthe IndianOcean
Yaw Oteng
Joseph GaRamakasKarmen Ge andFemaleSubjectivity inthe AfricanUrbanLandscape
Mayotte (Maore), the easternmost islandin the Comoros archipelago, took atremendous political leap in 2009 byvoting to become, in 2011, Frances 101stdpartement. Many teachers of French areunfamiliar with Mayotte and itsintegration into la Rpublique franaise.The present article introduces readers tothe islands geography and history,Mahorais society, and its indigenouslanguages. The article concludes withsuggested resources for includingMayotte in the classroom.
Filmed in Senegal in 2001, Karmen Gereinvents from the citys margins anunyielding female presence, pits itagainst a more subdued masculinity, andshakes up the cultural foundations of asociety steeped in patriarchal validations.Karmens unprecedented individuality isanalyzed alongside the differing attitudesof other women to bring out thedynamics of female subjectivity in theAfrican urban space. Taking theSenegalese cultural framework asemblematic of the larger Africansociopolitical space, this essay examinesthe urban female as the embodiment ofthe evolving realities of a continentcaught between individual freedom(s)and its stifling traditions.
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433 From the Editors Desk
435 In Memoriam
ARTICLES
SOCIETY AND CULTURE
CONTENTS
FILM
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Lisa L. Walters
Teaching theNation: ThePedagogicalStrategies ofMalikaMokeddems Latranse desinsoumis
Sage Goellner
Algeria inFrance: ColettesLe manteau de spahi
Warren Motte
The Greeningof MarieNDiaye
Homi Bhabha and Henry Giroux believe that thenotion of pedagogy is relevant to postcolonialliterature and to the question of national (andpersonal) identity. They concur that pedagogy isactually a political practice through whichknowledge, ideologies, and values are deployedwithin unequal relations of power (Giroux). In Latranse des insoumis, Malika Mokeddem develops apedagogy of resistance, followed by one offorgiveness, as she considers the diverse factions thathave subjugated her. Though her writing is proof ofher being, such an existence is problematized by herinability to affirm her sense of self.
Colettes oblique representations of Frances colonialproject in Algeria are examined through her shortstory, Le manteau de spahi. Tucked away in thefamilys closet, the spahis cape is a reminder of theuse of Algerian troops in Frances wars. Thedestruction of the soldiers cape represents theinstability of Frances colonial power during theearly twentieth century. Le manteau de spahishows the complex and recurring interpenetration ofNorth Africa in France at the dawn of the twentiethcentury.
Among Marie NDiayes writings, Autoportrait en vert(2005) constitutes an anomalous case by virtue of theproblematic status of its subject. The person whosays I in this text does not pretend to possess herstory; to the contrary, it escapes from her continually.What is the dimension of autoportraiture in this text?Who is the femme en vert who haunts the story?Autodiegesis is a powerful principle of narrativeorganization, yet this text puts that principledramatically on trial in order to propose a differentkind of textuality, one that is largely reconfiguredwith regard to literary convention.
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LITERATURE
The author proposes the use of architecture asanother meansin addition to cultural products likesongs and poemsof organically integrating theteaching of culture into the study of language andliterature. The author suggests that using the tool ofthe virtual tour, available on many Web sites, helpsinstructors to bring France closer to students byproviding more visual referents in three dimensions.With three sample lesson plans, the articledemonstrates the integration of architecture intobeginning and intermediate language courses, aswell as into an upper-level literature course.
Lobjectif est de sensibiliser les tudiants aux quatrevariantes interrogatives les plus frquentes dufranais tout court et de les aider les situer sur lecontinuum stylistique. Cette squence pdagogiqueest ne de lobservation dune inadquation: alorsque des tudes rcentes en sociolinguistiquevariationniste ont permis dtablir linventaire et lafrquence dutilisation des formes interrogatives, letraitement de linterrogation dans la plupart desgrammaires de franais langue seconde ninclut quedeux structures. Les outils et matriels propossintgrent pleinement les rsultats de la recherche etdmontrent les potentialits des tudes linguistiqueset des films comme outils dapprentissage.
Fatiha Benatsou est la premire prfte issue delimmigration maghrbine en France. Dans Le rve deDjamila (2009), elle rend hommage sa mre, sagrand-mre et aux autres femmes de la premiregnration qui ont vcu dans un bidonville deSeine-Saint-Denis dans les annes 1950. Au cours decet entretien, elle souligne limportance quelleattribue lide de donner une voix des femmesqui taient peu vues et connues par la populationmajoritaire, lducation quelles ont lgue leursenfants et les problmes qui subsistent pour lesenfants et les petits-enfants dimmigrs maghrbins.
Nicole C.Rudolph
Architecture asa Portal to theTeaching ofFrenchLanguage andLiterature
Valrie Saugera
(Tu choisis)comment (est-ceque) (tu)choisis(-tu)?:Acquisition des variantesinterrogatives
Leslie Kealhofer
Raconter leurhistoire, cestfaire entendreleurs voix: unentretien avecFatihaBenatsou
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INTERVIEW
FOCUS ON THE CLASSROOM
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REVIEWS
LITERARY HISTORY AND CRITICISM
546 ALLAIRE, SUZANNE, et MURIEL TENNE, Prsence de Lorand Gaspar(Glenn W. Fetzer);
547 COUNTER, ANDREW J., Inheritance in Nineteenth-Century French Culture: Wealth,Knowledge, and the Family (Laurey Martin-Berg);
548 DEBRAUWERE-MILLER, NATHALIE, ed., Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in theFrancophone World (Sarah E. Mosher);
549 tudes Rabelaisiennes, Tome L (Franois Rigolot);550 FRAISSE, LUC, d., Tradition et modernit en littrature (Laurence M. Porter);552 GAUVIN, LISE, d., Les littratures de langue franaise lheure de la mondialisation
(Patrice J. Proulx);553 HAMMERSCHLAG, SARAH, The Figural Jew: Politics and Identity in Postwar
French Thought (Karlis Racevskis);554 HINER, SUSAN, Accessories to Modernity: Fashion and the Feminine in Nineteenth-
Century France (John Anzalone);555 IBBETT, KATHERINE, The Style of the State in French Theater, 16301660:
Neoclassicism and Government (Jeffrey N. Peters);556 KAVANAGH, THOMAS M., Enlightened Pleasures: Eighteenth-Century France and
the New Epicureanism (Philip Stewart);557 LAPOINTE, MARTINE-EMMANUELLE, et LAURENT DEMANZE, d., Figures de
lhritier dans le roman contemporain (mile J. Talbot);558 LARROUX, GUY, et YVES REBOUL, d., Pierre Bergounioux (William Cloonan);560 LEDDA, SYLVAIN, et FRANK LESTRINGANT, d., Musset: un romantique n
classique (Mary Jane Cowles);561 LONGCHAMP, SBASTIEN, Anecdotes sur la vie prive de Monsieur de Voltaire
(douard Langille);562 PRASAD, PRATIMA, Colonialism, Race, and the French Romantic Imagination
(Annabelle M. Rea);563 REED, CHRISTOPHER, The Chrysanthme Papers: The Pink Notebook of Madame
Chrysanthme and Other Documents of French Japonisme (Barbara Petrosky);564 ROBINSON, PHILIP, ed., Enlightenment and Narrative: Essays in Honour of Richard
A. Francis by Colleagues and Friends (Christina Ionescu);565 ROMESTAING, ALAIN, Jean Giono: le corps luvre (Kathy Comfort);566 SALAN, FRANCK, Lautorit du discours: recherches sur le statut des textes et la
circulation des ides dans lEurope des Lumires (Ivy Dyckman);568 SMEETS, MARC, d., J.-K. Huysmans chez lui (Sayeeda H. Mamoon).
SOCIETY AND CULTURE
569 BARD, CHRISTINE, Une histoire politique du pantalon (Samia I. Spencer);570 CARRITHERS, DAVID, ed., Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu
(Mary Helen Kashuba);571 COLLER, IAN, Arab France: Islam and the Making of Modern France, 17981831
(Rosalie A. Vermette);572 DOSSE, FRANOIS, Pierre Nora: homo historicus (Edward Ousselin);573 INGRAM, MARK, Rites of the Republic: Citizens Theater and the Politics of Culture
in Southern France (Ann Williams);574 SAPORTA, ISABELLE, Le livre noir de lagriculture (Ccile Hanania);576 VOGEL, LOUIS, Luniversit, une chance pour la France (Homer Sutton);577 WILSON, SARAH, The Visual World of French Theory: Figurations
(Franck Dalmas).
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CREATIVE WORKS
578 ALBOU, KARIN, La grande fte (Rabia Redouane);579 BACHI, SALIM, Amours et aventures de Sindbad le Marin (Najib Redouane);580 BEAUCHEMIN, JEAN-FRANOIS, Le temps qui mest donn (Susan Petit);581 CHEN, YING, Espces (Stephanie Cox);583 COND, MARYSE, En attendant la monte des eaux (Marion Geiger);584 CONFIANT, RAPHAL, La jarre dor (Annie Bandy);585 COULON, CCILE, Mfiez-vous des enfants sages (Yvette A. Young);586 DEUTSCH, XAVIER, Une belle histoire damour qui finit bien (James P. Gilroy);587 DIOME, FATOU, Celles qui attendent (Claire L. Dehon);588 DORMESSON, JEAN, Cest une chose trange la fin que le monde
(Marie-Agns Sourieau);589 DOUARD, JULIE, Aprs lenfance (Nathalie Degroult);590 DROUIN, PIERRE-MARC, Si la tendance se maintient (Davida Brautman);591 FAYE, RIC, Nagasaki (Chris Reyns-Chikuma);592 FONTANEL, SOPHIE, Grandir (Eilene Hoft-March);593 FOREST, PHILIPPE, Le sicle des nuages (William Cloonan);594 LAFERRIRE, DANY, Tout bouge autour de moi (Jason Herbeck);595 LALUMIRE, JEAN-CLAUDE, Le front russe (Karin Egloff);597 LAPEYRE, PATRICK, La vie est brve et le dsir sans fin
(Michle Bacholle-Boskovic);598 LEDOUX, LUCIE, Un roman grec (Ritt Deitz);599 MICHAUX, AGNS, Les sentiments (Nathalie G. Cornelius);600 NIMIER, MARIE, Photo-photo (Jeanne-Sarah de Larquier);601 QUIRINY, BERNARD, Les assoiffes (Dominique S. Thvenin);602 TCHOUNGUI, LIZABETH, Bamako climax (Jane E. Evans).
LINGUISTICS
603 BECKETT, MARGARET ., Gender Assignment and Word-final Pronunciation inFrench: Two Semantic Systems (Christopher M. Stewart);
604 BEECHING, KATE, NIGEL ARMSTRONG, and FRANOISE GADET, eds.,Sociolinguistic Variation in Contemporary French (Jeff Tennant);
606 FLOREA, LIGIA STELA, CATHERINE FUCHS, et FRDRIQUE MLANIE-BECQUET,Dictionnaire des verbes du franais actuel: constructions, emplois, synonymes(A. Kate Miller);
607 GOSSELIN, LAURENT, Les modalits en franais: la validation des reprsentations(Thomas J. Cox);
608 SANAKER, JOHN KRISTIAN, La rencontre des langues dans le cinma francophone:Qubec, Afrique subsaharienne, FranceMaghreb (Stacey Weber-Fve).
METHODS AND MATERIALS
609 LONSDALE, DERYLE, and YVON LE BRAS, A Frequency Dictionary of French: CoreVocabulary for Learners (Randi L. Polk);
610 MESKILL, CARLA, and NATASHA ANTHONY, Teaching Languages Online (BarryChametzky);
611 SISKIN, H. JAY, CHERYL L. KRUEGER, and MARYSE FAUVEL, Tches dencre:French Composition, 3rd ed. (Elizabeth Bishop).
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612 BEAUVOIS, XAVIER, ral., Des hommes et des dieux (Michelle Chilcoat);613 BOUCHAREB, RACHID, ral., Hors-la-loi (Michle Chossat);614 MAI, JOSEPH, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (Marie-Jo Binet);615 MCLAUGHLIN, NOAH, French War Films and National Identity (Stphane Pillet);617 Soixante-quatrime Festival de Cannes 2011: lre de la peur (Jean Decock).
623 EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
624 LIST OF EDITORS626 ANNOUNCEMENTS
627 ADVERTISINGAATF- Socit Honoraire de FranaisBeach Lloyd Publishers, LLCEditions RodopiHamilton College Junior Year in FranceJ-STORMadame Nelsons French Verb BookModern Language AssociationNew York University in ParisSaul H RosenthalSPI Study Programs InternationalUniversit de ToursWESType Publishing Services, Inc.Yale University Press
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March 2012 (Volume 85.4)
PROFESSIONAL ISSUESThe Literature Problem in the Lyce: French Education Debates Today (M. Martin
Guiney)
SOCIETY AND CULTUREEditing Toussaint Louvertures Memoir: Representing Racial Difference (Arthur
F. Saint-Aubin)
LITERATURESocial Drama, Cultural Pragmatics, and Louis XIIIs Performativity: La victoire du
Phbus (1617) (Michael Meere)Le rire de la mduse: le dessin dans Nzid de Malika Mokeddem (Mary Cobb
Wittrock)Sartres and Oyonos Black Orpheus: Returning (to the Question of) the Gaze in
Une vie de boy (Levilson C. Reis)
FOCUS ON THE CLASSROOMLes standards et le franais: une intgration logique en sept tapes (Frdrique
Grim)Classroom Climate and Student-to-Student Interaction in the Post-Secondary
French Classroom (Carolyn Gascoigne)
INTERVIEWEntretien avec Yamina Benguigui (Adela Lechintan)
Our Cover: La Bibliothque Nationale de France, Courtesy of Marc Grosvalet
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