What is French literature?
Q: What is French literature?
A: French literature is the literature of France.
Q: Does French literature only include works written by French writers?
A: No, French literature can also include literature written in French by writers from other countries where French is spoken.
Q: Which other countries besides France are included in French literature?
A: Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Senegal, Algeria, and Morocco are included in French literature.
Q: What is Francophone literature?
A: Francophone literature refers to works written in French but not from France.
Q: Can a writer from Senegal who writes in French be considered a French writer?
A: No, the writer would be considered a Francophone writer, as they are not from France but their work is written in French.
Q: Is Canadian literature considered part of French literature?
A: Canadian literature is only considered part of French literature if it is written in French.
Q: What is the significance of including Francophone literature in the study of French literature?
A: Including Francophone literature allows for a more diverse and inclusive study of French literature, acknowledging the contributions of writers from various French-speaking countries around the world.
