French Studies news from Britain

The Annual Review of the British French Studies Library Group issue 4 (2007-08) has just been released, and it contains a great deal of information on projects and resources of interest to scholars in French studies.
This is an e-only publication - you can access the PDF here: http://www.ulrls.lon.ac.uk/wesline/FSLGAnnual%20Review08.pdf

Table of contents:

• Intute: a Developing Resource for French Studies Research by Heather Dawson and Angela Joyce ‘
• Reassessing Narratives of War and Occupation’ – A Brief Introduction to the Work of the FRAME Project by Nina Sutherland
• Digitising French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Drama: Warwick’s Marandet Collection of French Plays by Peter Larkin
• Collaborative Initiative for French and North American Libraries / Initiative de collaboration entre les bibliothèques françaises et nord-américaines (CIFNAL/ICBFN) by Dominique Coulombe
• Montaigne at Cambridge by David Lowe
• Significant Developments in French Library-based Resources by Teresa Vernon
• French Antiquarian Acquisitions at the British Library by Des McTernan
• New Resources at the British Library by Teresa Vernon
• Recent Activity in British Library Manuscript Collections
• French drama in the Lord Chamberlain‟s Plays Collection by Caroline Radcliffe
• Lawrence Durrell Conference by Rachel Foss
• Pinter in Paris by Jamie Andrews

Particular mention goes to the initial articles, as well as Significant Developments in French Library-based Resources by Teresa Vernon, the head of the French Collections at the BL, which gives a detailed overview of developments in French digital libraries.

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