从Occitan到Louisiana Creole，从法典到超文本，Tulane的研究生课程培养了全面而综合的法语研究方法。我们的课程设有国际教师，涵盖广泛的研究和教学兴趣，我们的课程使学生可以从各种各样的课程中进行选择，并鼓励他们从跨历史和跨文化的角度进行语言，文学和文明的研究。这种比较参与为学生提供了知识深度和跨学科的活力。<br> <br>杜兰大学的学生有独特的机会探索路易斯安那的法文，克里奥尔和卡琼文化。我们的位置为我们提供了一个优越的有利位置，从中可以观察到本地化或边缘化语言和文化与更广泛的，经
From Occitan to Louisiana Creole, from codex to hypertext, graduate study at Tulane fosters a comprehensive and integrative approach to French Studies. With an international faculty covering a broad range of research and teaching interests, our program allows students to choose from a rich array of courses and encourages them to approach the study of language, literature and civilization through transhistorical and cross-cultural perspectives. This kind of comparative engagement provides students with intellectual depth and interdisciplinary dynamism.<br><br>Students at Tulane have unique opportunities for exploring the French, Creole and Cajun cultures of Louisiana. Our location affords us a privileged vantage point from which to observe other situations of localized or marginalized languages and cultures in their relationship to broader, often hegemonic forces: France's regional languages (Occitan, Breton, Alsatian, etc.) in conflict with the official language revered as an inviolable symbol of national unity, immigrant cultural practices (such as the wearing of the veil) in conflict with French cultural norms, creole languages stigmatized as corrupt forms of the standard, etc. In our various fields of research, a focus on the local provides both a revealing lens through which to view the global and a healthy check on universalizing theories of culture and language.