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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series (July): Book Launch – BUMIDOM (1963-1982) and its Afterlives
BUMIDOM (1963-1982) and its Afterlives: Literature, Memory and Migration Dr Antonia Wimbush (University of Melbourne) đïžWhen: Friday 25 July, 2:00-3:00pm đWhere: 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus BUMIDOM (1963-1982) and its Afterlives: Literature, Memory and Migration In 1963, and in response to numerous demographic and economic issues, the French government created the Bureau…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series (May): « La pratique du tutoiement à Tahiti : quels enjeux ? pour qui ? »
Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series (May) đïžQuand : mercredi 14 mai, 10h-11h đOĂč : 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne â Parkville Campus « La pratique du tutoiement Ă Tahiti : quels enjeux ? pour qui ? » Diane de Saint LĂ©ger (The University of Melbourne) & Kerry Mullan (RMIT University) RĂ©sumĂ© Le choix entre le tutoiement et…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series: âLâargumentation dans les discours prĂ©sidentiels sur la prĂ©vention de la COVID-19 : une Ă©tude approfondieâÂ
đïž Quand : vendredi 11 avril, 14h15-15h15 đOĂč : 506 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus Husam MAâAYA, UniversitĂ© de Bretagne Occidentale Lâargumentation dans les discours prĂ©sidentiels sur la prĂ©vention de la COVID-19 : une Ă©tude approfondie RĂ©sumĂ© Quelle est lâimportance de la communication prĂ©sidentielle face Ă la crise de la COVID-19 ?…
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Invitation to a Free event: “Translation Nation: Literary Translators and Poets in Conversation”
Please join us for this FREE event on Saturday 10 May 2025 at the State Library of NSW (or online via Zoom â A link will be provided to all registered attendees). This is an event to promote the importance of Australian translators and poets on the national and international cultural scene. Join us and our special…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series: Câest quoi, cet accent ?
Quand : jeudi 20 mars, 14h-15h OĂč : 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus Qui : Claire Dumans et Prof. VĂ©ronique DuchĂ©, The University of Melbourne « Câest quoi, cet accent ? La diversitĂ© des accents dans les manuels de FLE » RĂ©sumĂ© Ă mesure que la sensibilisation Ă la mondialisation et Ă la…
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Australian Society for French Studies 2024 Conference (Melbourne)
Global French Studies: Transnational, Transcultural, and Transdisciplinary Perspectives The 32nd annual conference of the Australian Society for French Studies (ASFS) was held at The University of Melbourne, 11-13 December 2024. In total, 85 delegates from Australia and across the world shared their research with the ASFS community. The event kicked off its first day with online…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series: France and Australia at the South Pacific Commission
When: Friday, 8 November, 2â3pm Where: 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus Dr Alexis Bergantz, RMIT University “Whose Pacific ? France and Australia at the South Pacific Commission, 1947-1990s” In 1947, at Australia’s initiative, the South Pacific Commission (SPC) was established as an inter-governmental agency aimed at promoting cooperation among six colonial powers…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series: The Asterix Series as National Myth in Postwar France
When: Friday, 20 September, 2â3pm Where: 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus Professor Julie Kalman, Monash University “The Asterix Series as National Myth in Postwar France“ In October 1967, there was a first in France: the Floralies internationales. Lasting six months and located outside OrlĂ©ans, this was the largest, and longest flower show…
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Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series: Reading / Translating Proust
When: Friday, 23 August, 2â3pm Where: 407 Babel Building, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus Emeritus Professor Brian Nelson, Monash University âReading / Translating Proustâ In this seminar, Brian Nelson will offer reflections on his experience as co-editor and contributing translator of the new, seven-volume Oxford edition / translation of Marcel Proustâs In Search of Lost…
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Diversity, Decolonization, and the French Curriculum (DDFC) 2024 Conference
Call for PapersPooling Open-Access Resources: Designing for Justice and AccessDiversity, Decolonization, and the French Curriculum (DDFC)A Two-day Virtual Conference (Zoom)November 8-9, 2024 Increasingly inclusive, representative, and accessible teaching resources are essential to a socially and pedagogically just learning environment. From traditional tools (textbooks, learning management systems) to new media, AI, and creative assessment design, the…
