Libraries and Bookstores
UC Irvine
- This well-organized library page offers all different kinds of ways to search for what you are interested in. Do not miss the Critical Theory Resource Page which is a browsable and searchable archive of scholarly bibliographies.

La Biblioth∓egravequeNationale
-The WWW page of the Biblioth∓egraveque Nationale allows one to access manuscripts and card catalogues, and provides information on cultural exhibitions.

Northwestern
-With their WWW page you can access the libraries many collections including the Siege and Commune collection. This WWW page contains links to over 1200 digitized photographs and images recorded during the Siege and Commune of Paris cir.1871.In addition to the images in this set, the Library's Siege ∓ Commune Collection contains 1500 caricatures, 68 newspapers in hard-copy and film, hundreds of books and pamphlets and about 1000 posters. Additions are made regularly. The originals are located in Special Collections in the Deering Library at Northwestern University.

Yale
-This server offers a hypertext guide to card catalogues as well as a keyword search to help you with your research.

Medieval and Renaissance
La Chanson de Roland

Page de Francophonie
-The Agence de Coopration Culturelle et Technique is the governmental agency on francophonie. Their site offers links to other francophone pages as well as information on francophone countries.

Paris
-All kinds of information on Paris, including hotels, schools, shopping, information on all of the monuments and museums and navigating through the city. It alsoincludes an interactive map.

Frogmag
-Frogmag is a magazine distributed by the French Embassy in the US. Anyoneis invited to contribute to the magazine which is connected to the listserv of the samename. Members submit articles having to do with various aspects of French or Francophone culture or language.

Pariscope
-This magazine of Paris events, things to do or see, restaurants, hotels,etc. is available here along with a map of Paris. The page is available in French, English, and Spanish.

RFI: Radio France Internationale
-RFI offers daily news in French.

Virtual Baguette
-Available in both French and English, this magazine offers all kinds of cultural articles and images.

University of Chicago Romance Languages Resource Page
-This page provides a large and varied collection of links to authentic material in French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese for use by the language teacher. Also included on the page are links to University language departments, both in the United States and abroad. and a collection of links to pedagogical resources on line. Links were chosen for the potential utility to the language teacher, either as a source of actual authentic language samples, or of information.

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