LibGuides: GUQ: French Language Resources in GU-Q Library: Websites

Websites

CIEF
Council of International Francophone Studies (Conseil International d"Etudes Francophones) is a nonprofit with aims to encourage interdisciplinary studies within French speaking communities and all those interested in the Francophone world. This page contains a list of recommended links.
Literature and Culture of Francophone Africa & the Diaspora: A Guide to Resources on the Web
A guide to research on the literature and culture of Francophone Africa and the Diaspora. From Brown University Library Center for Digital Initiatives.
Les Signets de la BnF
An annotated gateway to Internet resources with a particular focus on libraries in France, French bibliography, and French literature and culture. From the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
Tennessee Bob's "Famous French Links"
Exhaustive portal maintained by a professor at the University of Tennessee.

Colony in Crisis: The Saint-Domingue Grain Shortage of 1789

A digital humanities project regarding the colony of Saint-Domingue in 1789. The site is designed to provide translated excerpts of 18th century pamphlets from French to English to increase access to rare documents. Scholars interested in French Atlantic history, the history of slavery, Caribbean history, Translation, or the relationship between France and her colonies will be particularly interested in our selection of materials.