Camille is playing at the Hackney Empire tonight
Thu, 03 Nov 2011
Songs from Camille's first two albums were among my University staple listening tracks, back in the…
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Online airwaves for French expats but not only!
Tue, 10 Jan 2012
Have you heard of French Radio London (FRL)?
The slogan speaks for itself: “The French Voice in London”.
FRL is known as the French expats' radio but fortunately it is also aimed at anyone with an interest in French culture.
It covers various subjects from daily news to sports, to art, health and music.
A poem a day on France Culture.
Wed, 16 Feb 2011
France Culture podcasts are at times experimental, often extravagantly well-made, but they are very…
Rockfort
Sat, 01 Oct 2011
When I was spending a lot of time at ResonanceFM, a volunteer-run arts radio station based in…
Roland Barthes : science de la littérature et plaisir du texte
Marty Eric
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Philosopher, critic and literary theorist Roland Barthes was one of the most prominent intellectual figures to have emerged in post-war France. His work extended over many fields and influenced the development of schools of thought including structuralism and semiotics.
A student and friend of Roland Barthes's, Eric Marty discusses his approach to literature and the written text.
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