The Acadian French and their language
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Title
The Acadian French and their language
Description
Article on the Acadian people of the Canadian Maritimes and the persistence of their French vernacular. The Acadian presence in North America from the 17th century; to various settlements in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; to the 18th century expulsion, later return, and the settlements that have remained up to the 20th century. Certain French vocabulary and usage that has historically characterized Acadian speech. Introduces the life and historical, linguistic work of Pascal Poirier, scholar and statesman. Discusses the historical and literary work of author Antonine Maillet. A large section dedicated to a discussion of the etymology and usage of certain Acadian French terms.
Creator
Belliveau, J.E.
Date
1977
Language
en
Type
Journal Article
Identifier
Coverage
17th century-20th century; Nova Scotia
Contribution Form
Zotero
ISSN
0315-1824
Issue
2
Pages
46-55
Publication Title
Canadian Geographical Journal
Volume
95