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One salient feature of contemporary French scholarly writing is its high degree ofstylistic sophistication, which does not seem to be present in English. This paper examinesthe validity of this observation by attempting a definition of scholarly writing common toEnglish and French, and by characterizing and comparing stylistic sophistication in bothlanguages. Typical texts and their translations are then examined, which confirm thehypothesis, and sociolinguistic explanations are suggested to account for it.Le discours savant français contemporain se caractérise, du point de vue stylistique,par une recherche formelle très poussée qui ne semble pas présente dans les textes anglaiséquivalents. Cette réflexion vise à vérifier la validité de cette hypothèse en cernant lanotion de discours savant et en définissant et comparant la notion de recherche formelledans les deux langues. À la lumière de textes représentatifs et de leur traduction, onconstate que l'hypothèse de départ se vérifie. Plusieurs explications, essentiellementsociolinguistiques, permettent d'en rendre compte

The Exquisite Sophistication of French Scholarly Writing: French Spirit or French Letter?