French America : Mobility, Identity, and Minority Experience Across the Continent
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French America : Mobility, Identity, and Minority Experience Across the Continent
Description
Translation and expansion of "Du continent perdu..." by Dean Louder. A collection of historiographical, geographical, anthropological, and theoretical essays on francophone cultures in North America - from Québec, to New England and the US Northeast, to Louisiana, and back across the breadth of Canada.
Contains the following writings:
The "ungovernable" people : French-Canadian mobility and identity - Christian Morissonneau
The Franco-Americans of New England - Pierre Anctil
Ontarois and QueÌbeÌcois as distinct collectivities - Danielle Juteau
When a majority becomes a minority : the French-speaking MeÌtis in the Canadian West - Gilles Martel
The French Canadians of the West : hope, tragedy, uncertainty - AndreÌ Lalonde
French-Canadian communities in the upper midwest during the nineteenth century - D. Aidan McQuillan
Lead mining and the survival and demise of French in rural Missouri - Gerald L. Gold
Maillardville : all quiet on the western front - Paul Y. Villeneuve
The Acadian migrations - Robert G. Leblanc
Space and sense of place : the example of the Acadians in New Brunswick - Jean-Claude Vernex
The Newfoundland French : an endangered minority? - Eric Waddell, Claire Doran
French Louisiana : an outpost of l'AmeÌrique française or another country and another culture? - Eric Waddell
The linguistic geography of Acadiana - Roland J.-L. Breton, Dean R. Louder
The Cajuns of Canal Yankee : problems of cultural identity in Lafourche Parish - Alain Larouche
The Cajuns of East Texas - Dean R. Louder, Michael Leblanc
Redressing the linguistic situation : a critical analysis of Les HeÌritiers de Lord Durham and Deux poids, deux mesures - ReneÌ-Jean Ravault
An America that knows no name : postscript to a quincentenary celebration - Jean Morisset
The search for home in America : an afterword - Eric Waddell, Dean R. Louder
Contains the following writings:
The "ungovernable" people : French-Canadian mobility and identity - Christian Morissonneau
The Franco-Americans of New England - Pierre Anctil
Ontarois and QueÌbeÌcois as distinct collectivities - Danielle Juteau
When a majority becomes a minority : the French-speaking MeÌtis in the Canadian West - Gilles Martel
The French Canadians of the West : hope, tragedy, uncertainty - AndreÌ Lalonde
French-Canadian communities in the upper midwest during the nineteenth century - D. Aidan McQuillan
Lead mining and the survival and demise of French in rural Missouri - Gerald L. Gold
Maillardville : all quiet on the western front - Paul Y. Villeneuve
The Acadian migrations - Robert G. Leblanc
Space and sense of place : the example of the Acadians in New Brunswick - Jean-Claude Vernex
The Newfoundland French : an endangered minority? - Eric Waddell, Claire Doran
French Louisiana : an outpost of l'AmeÌrique française or another country and another culture? - Eric Waddell
The linguistic geography of Acadiana - Roland J.-L. Breton, Dean R. Louder
The Cajuns of Canal Yankee : problems of cultural identity in Lafourche Parish - Alain Larouche
The Cajuns of East Texas - Dean R. Louder, Michael Leblanc
Redressing the linguistic situation : a critical analysis of Les HeÌritiers de Lord Durham and Deux poids, deux mesures - ReneÌ-Jean Ravault
An America that knows no name : postscript to a quincentenary celebration - Jean Morisset
The search for home in America : an afterword - Eric Waddell, Dean R. Louder
Creator
Louder, Dean R. (editor)
Waddell, Eric (editor)
Date
1993
Contributor
Anctil, Pierre
Breton, Roland J.-L.
Doran, Claire
Gold, Gerald L.
Juteau, Danielle
Lalonde, André
Larouche, Alain
Leblanc, Michael
Leblanc, Robert G.
Martel, Gilles
McQuillan, Aiden
Morisset, Jean
Morissonneau, Christian
Ravault, René-Jean
Vernex, Jean-Claude
Villeneuve, Paul Y.
Language
en
Type
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1600-1993; North America
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Zotero
Translator
Philip, Franklin
ISBN
9780807117767
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371
Place
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Publisher
Louisiana State University Press
URL
French America... @ Google Books
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