Historiographie linguistique et enseignement de l’espagnol en France (XVIe-XVIIIe siècle)

Study of how Spanish spread and was taught in Europe (16th–17th c.), especially in France, based on largely unpublished sources. Focus on César Oudin and his key role in early Spanish teaching. The volume examines agents of diffusion, linguistic ideas, and circulation of texts, offering a reassessment of Castilian’s place in early modern France, with attention to digital research tools. An illuminating contribution to the intertwined history of languages, knowledge, and cultural exchange. Keywords : Spanish, diffusion, César Oudin, 15th and 17th centuries, cultural exchanges