Euro-heritage immigrants of all backgrounds entering the U.S. at the threshold of the twentieth century experienced much the same religious, language, and ethnic oppression. Calling on facts about the author’s French-Canadian and Acadian families, this paper explores some reasons for the relative lack of visible success, prominence, and unity among Franco-American individuals and communities, when compared to Italian and Irish cohort groups. In seeking to identify what dynamics within the Franco-American community and psyche might have contributed this situation, the author explores two important differences between Franco-American and other cohort immigrant groups. These are the inherited, conservative French-Canadian policy of “la surviva...
This article examines the expression of the immigrant experience in Le Figuier enchanté (1992), foc...
In considering the little-known case of the Franco-Americans, Catholic French Canadians who left Que...
Canada has one of the largest immigrant societies in the world. Canada prides itself on being a cult...
A paper delivered in the French-Canadian Literature Section of the Fourth Biennial Conference of the...
The scale of the persistent, concentrated immigration from Mexico is a source of concern to many in ...
This article analyses David Plante’s novels The Family (1978) and The Native (1988), dealing with in...
Cet article examine l’évolution de la représentation identitaire des communautés franco-américaines ...
Approximately 1 million French-Canadians moved to the United States, mainly between 1865 and 1930, a...
In this anthropolinguistic study of a group of French immigrants in Toronto, the aim is to show that...
La présente recherche porte sur l’histoire du Regroupement ethnoculturel de parents francophones de ...
Given the proximity to Canada, many French Canadians who immigrated to the United States between 185...
While many studies have focused on the migration, settlement, and community formation of French-Cana...
The purpose of this article is to present how the French in Canada preserved their cultural and ling...
Le rôle des représentations sociales et spatiales dans les processus d’inclusion et d’exclusion cons...
International audienceThere exists in New England a group of American writers of French Canadian des...
This article examines the expression of the immigrant experience in Le Figuier enchanté (1992), foc...
In considering the little-known case of the Franco-Americans, Catholic French Canadians who left Que...
Canada has one of the largest immigrant societies in the world. Canada prides itself on being a cult...
A paper delivered in the French-Canadian Literature Section of the Fourth Biennial Conference of the...
The scale of the persistent, concentrated immigration from Mexico is a source of concern to many in ...
This article analyses David Plante’s novels The Family (1978) and The Native (1988), dealing with in...
Cet article examine l’évolution de la représentation identitaire des communautés franco-américaines ...
Approximately 1 million French-Canadians moved to the United States, mainly between 1865 and 1930, a...
In this anthropolinguistic study of a group of French immigrants in Toronto, the aim is to show that...
La présente recherche porte sur l’histoire du Regroupement ethnoculturel de parents francophones de ...
Given the proximity to Canada, many French Canadians who immigrated to the United States between 185...
While many studies have focused on the migration, settlement, and community formation of French-Cana...
The purpose of this article is to present how the French in Canada preserved their cultural and ling...
Le rôle des représentations sociales et spatiales dans les processus d’inclusion et d’exclusion cons...
International audienceThere exists in New England a group of American writers of French Canadian des...
This article examines the expression of the immigrant experience in Le Figuier enchanté (1992), foc...
In considering the little-known case of the Franco-Americans, Catholic French Canadians who left Que...
Canada has one of the largest immigrant societies in the world. Canada prides itself on being a cult...