Gaelle Planchenault, Simon Fraser University
Assistant Professor
French
Vancouver, British Columbia
gplanche@sfu.ca
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(778) 782-7647
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Gaëlle Planchenault's academic credentials read as follows: Maîtrise en Études Cinématographiques (Sorbonne Nouvelle), Maîtrise de Français Langue Étrangère (Jussieu, Paris), and PhD in French Applied Linguistics (Birkbeck College, London).
She taught French as a Second Language and Fr...
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She taught French as a Second Language and Fr...
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Bio/Research
Gaëlle Planchenault's academic credentials read as follows: Maîtrise en Études Cinématographiques (Sorbonne Nouvelle), Maîtrise de Français Langue Étrangère (Jussieu, Paris), and PhD in French Applied Linguistics (Birkbeck College, London).
She taught French as a Second Language and French Cinema in Europe (Institut Français du Royaume-Uni and Bikbeck College) before coming to Simon Fraser University in 2006. In her research, she examines language ideologies as related to French (acquisition of French as a second language and linguistic practices in films: foreign films translated in French; Stylised French-accented English; Stylised non-standard varieties in French films, etc.). In the Department of French, she teaches courses on the acquisition of French as a Second Language (FREN 334, FREN 416); language ideologies in the French media (FREN 452) and French cinema and society (FREN 352, FREN 852).
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She taught French as a Second Language and French Cinema in Europe (Institut Français du Royaume-Uni and Bikbeck College) before coming to Simon Fraser University in 2006. In her research, she examines language ideologies as related to French (acquisition of French as a second language and linguistic practices in films: foreign films translated in French; Stylised French-accented English; Stylised non-standard varieties in French films, etc.). In the Department of French, she teaches courses on the acquisition of French as a Second Language (FREN 334, FREN 416); language ideologies in the French media (FREN 452) and French cinema and society (FREN 352, FREN 852).
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