French Studies/Cultural Studies: Reciprocal Invigoration or Mutual Destruction?.

Sandy Petrey

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THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE MAY 1994 MEETING of my local AATF chapter had a lugubrious feel disturbingly frequent in recent communications to those of us who earn our living teaching French. It was entitled Resurrecting French and-in case readers missed the point that death has to take place before resurrection does-featured a cartoon showing a grave marked by a tombstone with Franqais written on it. The announcement itself maintained the tone set by the introductory cartoon:

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