Lecturer of French Studies at the University of Western Australia (UWA).
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French has been taught in Australia since the late nineteenth century, making it the first foreign language formally introduced into the national education system. This early adoption was closely tied to Australia’s British colonial heritage, as many settlers—particularly Scottish—had studied French in Britain and sought to continue the tradition in the colony. For decades, French occupied a privileged place in schools and universities, reflecting Australia’s cultural and political alignment with Europe and North America rather than with its immediate neighbours in Asia and the Pacific (Clyne, 2005; Ritchie, 2003). Lire la suite
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Février 2026
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