Engaging with Diversity: Multidisciplinary Reflections on Plurality from Quebec

ISBN-13: 9782807607668 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 564 str.

Staephan Gervais; Raffaele Iacovino; Mary Anne Poutanen

Opis

This updated collection of essays about the experience of living in Quebec written by leading Quebec Studies scholars presents a variety of disciplinary approaches to a number of key concepts such as ethnicity, identity, belonging, racialization, language, citizenship, gender, and religion.

Spis treści

Contents: Stéphan Gervais, Raffaele Iacovino, and Mary Anne Poutanen: Engaging with Diversity: Multidisciplinary Reflections on Plurality from Québec - Stéphan Gervais, Raffaele Iacovino, and Mary Anne Poutanen: An Introduction - Danielle Juteau: Approaches to the Study of Ethnicity and Diversity: Introduction - Sylvie Taschereau: Beyond the Historiographical Enclave? Studying Migration and Ethnicity in Quebec - Sirma Bilge: Why do critical ethnic studies matter? And why they should matter to sociology - Deidre Meintel: Anthropology and the Study of Ethnicity in Quebec - Denys Delâge: Indigenous Peoples in Quebec: Introduction - Alain Beaulieu: Métissage, Interethnic Marriages and Identity Debates: The case of the Indigenous Communities of the St. Lawrence Valley in the Nineteenth Century - John Bishop and Kevin Brousseau: I Speak Cree, Not Innu: Ethnically United, Ethnonymically Divided? - Isabelle St-Amand: Land, Resistance and Indigenous Filmmaking in Quebec - Denyse Baillargeon: Work and Family: Introduction - Sherry Olson: Moving into the world of work: Youth today and a century ago - Yukari Takai: "That Woman Worked Hard": The Unpaid Work of French-Canadian Women in Textile Cities in Early-Twentieth-Century New England - Paul Eid: "Sorry, you don't fit the profile": Underemployment for Skilled Immigrants and Closed Borders for Asylum Seekers - Jill Hanley, Martha Steigman, Kezia Speirs, and Valérie Lavigne: "Foreigners" on the Quebec Farm: An employment relationship with family on both sides - Bruce Curtis: Challenging Citizenship: Introduction - Bettina Bradbury and Jarett Henderson: "A difference of race"? Racializing, difference, and governance in British debates about the colony of Lower Canada, 1828-1837 - Dan Horner: Forging Community through the Flames: Tracing Alfred Perry's Life Long Engagement with Montreal's Politics of Ethnic Confrontation - Roderick MacLeod and Mary Anne Poutanen: Young Militant Children for Jewish Dignity: Anti-Semitism and Resistance at Montreal's Aberdeen School, 1913 - Raffaele Iacovino, Marc-André Ethier, and David Lefrançois: The Challenges of Citizenship Education in a Minority Nation - Marie-Odile Magnan: Under the Microscope: English-speaking Youth in Quebec since 1980 - Sherry Simon: Cultural Expressions: Introduction - Charmaine Nelson: Remembering Canadian Slavery: Black Subjects in Historical Quebec Art - Sonia Cancian: "My Love, how different life is here in America..." A Young Italian Woman's Intimate Impressions on Life in Postwar Montreal - Gillian Lane-Mercier: From English into French: Literary Translation as a Measure of the (Inter)Cultural Vitality of Québec's Anglophone Communities - Georges Leroux: Religion: Introduction - Ollivier Hubert: Impracticable Secularism: Considerations on Religious Freedom in Quebec from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century, based on the case of Franco-Protestants - Steven Lapidus: Love Thy Neighbour: Hasidic Social Relations in Quebec - Michel Seymour: Secularism and the National Question - Annick Germain: The Changing Landscape of Montreal Religious Diversity

O autorze

Stéphan Gervais is scientific coordinator of the Quebec Studies Program and the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Montreal [CIRM] at McGill University. He is the co-editor, with C. Kirkey and J. Rudy, of Quebec Questions: Quebec Studies for the Twenty-First Century (2016).