What is francophobia?
It is the fear of france or french culture. (gallophobia, galiophobia)
Francophobia is an intense fear of something that poses little or no
actual danger. While adults with francophobia realize that these fears
phobias like francophobia was less than 5%. Oh sure, patients made
progress. But it was only incremental. And therapy took years, not
months.
Francophobia is thus strong in the political groups that are at odds
with French foreign policy: the State Department and diplomatic
116 Francophobia rears its head when the gang find out Lindsay is
planning a green-card marriage to Guillaume, a fetching but arrogant
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"francophobia" is defined.
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1. Francophobia: Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary, 11th Edition
American Francophobia Takes a New Turn
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France, Europe, Diplomacy
Justin Vaisse, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy, Center on the United
"Francophobia" will prove as long lasting and widespread as is feared.
But there is no doubt that in 2003 France joined the ranks of
The mystery of todays Francophobia is not so much its origin as its
extent. It is evidence of the hired presss ability to affect not only
Francophobia is a mix of political sensitivity and lingering feelings
of cultural inferiority. The saddest thing about the cultural
Francophobia is rampant Sinophilia.
As a widely picked up AP article reports, American children have begun
learning Chinese as early as the second grade
And then say that the distorted obverse of American Francophobia is
French anti-Americanism, which has been the subject of a number of
books lately (a recent Anti-Anti-American book by Bernard Henry-Levy
result of francophobia was Hitler.
This book was a waste of my time. And I would venture that the English
Francophobia is unhealthy. Then again so is Americanophobia. Face
it. Every country has its own share of uneducated “bouzeux” and
American francophobia has a long history, although certainly not as
glorious and diverse as French anti-Americanism, and not as defining
of identity as British francophobia
I began to realise that this wave of francophobia had surpassed recent
expressions of French anti-Americanism. Or rather, that it was
different. Condescending stereotypes and misrepresentations certainly
abound in Paris
in reply to Henry's Francophobia? This was typical of the productions
staged by the company, all written by William Shakespeare, "Bell's
in-house spin doctor".
American Francophobia is not all it's cracked up to be. Actually it's
not even a phobia. It is more like an expression of extreme distaste
or disgust
think the real reason for the latest outburst of Francophobia is
embarrassment over the fact that the reconstruction of Iraq has been
handled so poorly that the U.S. needs international assistance. It is
Francophobia is known by a number of different names. To find out
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Francophobia is to America what anti-Americanism is to France, said
Justin Vaisse, a professor at the Institute of Political Science in
that francophobia has deep roots in American culture, Mr. Vaisse said.
He compared it to a chronic illness, prone to recur whenever there is
''Francophobia is not a fair criticism of France,'' he said. ''It is a
systematic bias against the country, a willingness to see everything
painted in black