La Wallonie dans les émissions radiophoniques de Charles Bruneau

International audience ; Linguist Charles Bruneau (1883-1969) always felt deeply attached to his native Wallonia, a region to be more considered in its linguistic than its administrative dimension. Although he studied, worked and even lived elsewhere, he always returned.As a professor at the Sorbonne, he was regularly invited to speak at the microphones of French public radio (RTF) on various issues relating mainly to the French language, such as the consecutive reforms of French spelling or its teaching. But later, towards the end of the 50s, he himself hosted his own weekly program, “Parlons... Mehr ...