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MOTS PLURIELS est une revue électronique de caractère international. Elle est ouverte aux universitaires intéressé(e)s par le domaine des Lettres et désireux/ses de donner leur point de vue sur les questions brûlantes de notre temps. Un comité de lecture examine tous les manuscrits reçus et décide de leur publication.

Thème retenu pour le prochain numéro:

* Reflexion sur la Science, les Lettres et les Sciences Humaines. La sortie de ce numéro débat (commentaires et discussion d'un article de fond d'Emmanuel Dongala, romancier et professeur de chimie), est prévue au milieu de l'année 2003.

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MOTS PLURIELS is a refereed electronic and international journal open to literary-minded scholars wishing to share their points of view on important contemporary world issues. Manuscripts are reviewed by expert readers and publication is dependent on their approval.

Theme of the next issue :

* Reflection on Science, Literature and the Social Sciences. This issue of "Mots Pluriels", planned for 2003, will centre on commentaries and discussions of a lead article by Emmanuel Dongala, celebrated novelist and Professor of Chemistry.

MOTS PLURIELS
Jean-Marie VOLET, Editor
The University of Western Australia
Department of European Languages and Studies
French Studies
Nedlands
Western Australia 6907

Support from the Australian Research Council is acknowledged.

Editorial Board:

Tanella Boni, Université Nationale de Côte d'Ivoire
Philip Dwyer, The University of Newcastle
Hélène Jaccomard, The University of Western Australia
Peter Limb, Michigan State University
Daniel Tchapda, Douala
Tim A. Unwin, The University of Bristol

Editorial Consultants:

Gary Baines, Loretta Baldassar, Eileen Baldry, Richard Bales, June Bam, Judy Berman, Mary Besemeres, Denis Boak, Merlinda Bobis, Patrick Bond, Madeleine Borgomano, Sue Broomhall, Leah Burns, Marie-Claude Buegge-Meunier, Antoine Bullier, Leah Burns, Marguerite Chesbrough, Marie-Françoise Chitour, Patrick Corcoran Jenny de Reuck, Lance Donaldson-Evans, Laurent Dousset, Paul Dunham, Susanna Egan, Vincent Engel, Charlie Fox, Anne Freadman, Edward Freeman, Rangira Béatrice Gallimore, Cherry Gertzel, Antony Gray, Stephanie Green, James Grieve, Gareth Griffiths, Michel Guissard, Agnes Hafez-Ergaut, Yolande Helm, Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana, Pen Hetherington, Nicki Hichcott, Helene Jaccomard, Henri Jeanjean, Sylvie Kandé John Kinder, Ambroise Kom, Fernando Lambert, Cheryl Lange, Rosemary Lancaster, Ann-Claire Larsen, Carol Leon, Jane Long, Alexandra Ludewig, Catherine Macdonald, Gale MacLachlan, Ian Magedera, Margaret Majumdar, Jeremy Martens, Ken McPherson, Anne-Marie Medcalf, Guy Ossito Midiohouan, Barbara Milech, Chris Miller, David Moody, Colin Muller, Sonia Mycak, Kavita Nandan, André Ntonfo, Beverley Ormerod Noakes, Christine Owen, Bert Peeters, Mark Pegrum, Maureen Perkins, Elizabeth Pickering, Linda Pontré, Tony Purdy, Elizabeth Rankin, Peter Reeves, Dennis Rumley, Audrey Satar, Paul Sendziuk, Caroline Sheaffer-Jones, Abbu Siddique, Ravinder Sidhu, Tony Simoes da Silva, Antoine Socpa, John Stella, Zachary Steel, Alexie Tcheuyap, Susan Tridgell, Micheline van der Beken, Peter Wagstaff, Nii Wallas Bruce, Joan Wardrop, Toby Watkins, Terri-Ann White, Anna Wierzbicka, Brian Willis, Kevin Windle, Phillip Winn, Martin Wittenberg, Jennifer Yee, Anthony Zwi.

The views expressed in contributions to this Journal do not necessarily represent those of the Editors.

Mots Pluriels is archived by the Australian National Library and is publicly available in the PANDORA Archive.

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