Une et divisible ? : Plural Identities in Modern France.
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Une et divisible ? : Plural Identities in Modern France.
Yazar:
Lebrun, Barbara.
ISBN:
9783035300444
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1 online resource (268 pages)
Seri:
Modern French Identities ; v.9
Modern French Identities
İçerik:
Contents -- Barbara Lebrun and Jill Lovecy - Introduction: Plural Identities in Modern and Contemporary France 1 -- Sami Naïr - Preface: Reflections on the Republic and Ethnicity 11 -- Part 1 - Social and Political History 25 -- Mark Sawchuk - After the Plebiscite: Cafés and Conf lict in Nice and Savoyduring the 1860s 27 -- Louisa Zanoun - From the Second Reich to the Third Republic: Identities and Politics in the Moselle département, 1918-1936 45 -- Jean-Christophe Penet - Laïque et indivisible? Secularisation and the Crisis of Republican Identity in Contemporary France 65 -- Maura Stewart - Lettre à tous les Français: 'European Vision' in the 1988 French Presidential Election 81 -- Philippe Marlière - A Soured Relationship: The French Socialists and European Integration 95 -- Part 2 - (Popular) Cultural Studies 115 -- Keith Reader - Cultural Topography: A New Growth Area? 117 -- David Looseley - Making History: French Popular Music and the Notion of the Popular 127 -- Ellie Sutcliffe - 'Un peu d'ici, un peu de là-bas -- ça me revient': Identity Struggle in the Music of Faudel 141 -- Franck Le Gac - Citation Citizenship and the French Fiction Film 161 -- Part 3 French Literature 177 -- Penny Brown - 'Is this my war?' Identity Crises in French Children's Literature after World War Two 179 -- Helena Chadderton - Identity Negotiation in Marie Darrieussecq's Le Bébé and Le Pays 197 -- Renate Günther - 'Etrangers à nous-mêmes': Identity as Alterity in the Work of Marguerite Duras 211 -- Owen Heathcote - Queering French Gay Identities? Eric Jourdan's Aux Gémonies (2007) 223 -- Notes on Contributors 239 -- Index 243.
Özet:
This book offers a selection of the papers presented at the 2008 annual conference of the Association for the Study of Modern and Contemporary France (ASMCF), with chapters focusing on regional formation, European policy, the cultural landscape of Paris, the place of Maghrebi artists in popular music, the evolution of cultural policy regarding 'popular' culture, and filmic and novelised representations of desire, ethnicity and nationality. Guided by postcolonial critique, this book takes as its starting point the recognition of multiple identities in modern and contemporary France, despite (and against) the traditional republican emphasis on national unification and the relegation of notions of ethnicity, sexuality and cultural difference to the so-called private sphere. While many publications have engaged with this topic, few juxtapose social and political issues with cultural approaches. This edited volume, by contrast, incorporates the work of specialists drawn from a broad range of academic disciplinary areas, including history, politics, literature and cultural studies, and shows how perceptions of the self and of the other as French have changed over the years, with an emphasis on the contemporary period (post-1945).
Notlar:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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