Jean Rhys: The French Connection? by Jennifer E. Milligan

“…Rhys additionally employs narrative and syntactical structures mimicking the natural rhythms of the maternal body, and, ever the radical, draws on French literature for her revisionary writing, thus aligning herself tangentially with an already dissident French literary canon. Rhys's French connections enable her to explore women-centred themes within the context of modernism and still retain her unique nonconformist voice. …”
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The ‘French Connection’ – Chinese Linguists in Paris by Münning, Mariana

“…Specifically, this paper examines how their roles changed from student to expert, as reflected in their respective relationships with the French professors, how their studies in Paris contributed to their shaping of Chinese linguistics, especially phonetics and grammar, and why this ‘French Connection’ may have been overlooked up to now. …”
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The Contemporary Conversation about the French Connection “Liberté, égalité, fraternité”: Neoliberal Equality and “Non-brothers” by Réjane Sénac

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The French connection: Some Icelandic translations of French literature in manuscript and print, ca. 1400-1900 by Matthew James Driscoll

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Realization of French Connected Speech: A Comparative Study between Indonesian FLE Students and Native Speakers by Nani Kusrini, Sajarwa Sajarwa, Hayatul Cholsy

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Le renouveau de la « French connection » avec l’Afrique du Sud (1995-2015) by Brigitte Senut

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