French

Here are about 500 works/texts for personal use only.

Brown University's "annotated guide to resources on the web for research in the literature and culture of Francophone Africa and the Diaspora." Available in French or English.

A digital exhibt from the Bibliothèque nationale de France revolving around fairytales and folklore.

Provides links to cultural initiatives, exhibitions, programs, and etc., for all regions of France.

Since 2004, covering French literature and composition.

Francofil, launched in November 1995, is the major French Studies discussion list in the Anglophone world. It now has around 2500 subscribers, principally but not exclusively from tinstitutions of higher education, in about 40 countries. The list administrators are from the University of Liverpool, the University College London, and the University of Bristol.

A digital collection from Brigham Young. Coverage from 1547-1626.

The French Studies Web provides links to scholarly web resources. Part of the Western European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries.

The digital library of la Bibliothèque nationale de France. It contains 90,000 digitized volumes, 80,000 images, and 500 sound recordings.

Provides francophone book news, including best-seller lists and prize winner announcements.

Over 6,000 poems in French dating from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.

Includes links to news stories, cultural content, and music video clips. News stories can be listened to either as broadcast or in "easy" French.

A collection of digitized, rare primary source material written in French between 1716 and 1835, covering mythology, alchemy, religion, free-masonry, science, and other topics, along with related scholarly materials. From Stanford University.

Find here a collection of texts in French on the theatre.