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Jaumont, Fabrice; Stein-Smith, Kathleen

 
9781636072081: French All Around Us: French Language and Francophone Culture in the United States

Synopsis

French all around us – French Language and Francophone Culture in the United States. Edited by Kathleen Stein-Smith and Fabrice Jaumont. French is literally everywhere – in our history and values, in our families, and in our neighborhoods and communities, from the croissant or macaron in our local café or bistro to family and place names across the country. These are the stories of French language and Francophone culture in the US, but, even more importantly, the stories of Franco-Americans – ranging from descendants of the earliest French explorers and French-Canadian immigrants to the newest arrivals in the US from throughout the Francophone world. This book is of interest to all of us, whatever our background, as the experience of French language and Francophone culture in the US has similarities to and intersects with the many languages and cultures that have contributed to the American experience.

  1. FLAM kids: a network of US-French bilingual ambassadors for the future – Marine Havel
  2. Francophone immigration and questions of identity in New England: From multiculturalism to cultural diversity – Emmanuel Kayembe
  3. I am an American and very much a Francophone… Malgré tout – Etienne A. Kouakou
  4. Preserving French as a heritage language in the United States: The opportunity for another French revolution in New York City – Agnès Ndiaye Tounkara
  5. Sisyphus on the Bayou: Pushing back against the rolling good times and the absurdity of writing about being French in English – David Cheramie
  6. French: Louisiana’s most renewable but undeveloped natural resource: cultural tourism as a revitalization tool for Louisiana heritage languages – Joseph Dunn
  7. The “cadaver” is thirsty: Perspectives on language activism in Louisiana – Marguerite P. Justus
  8. Speaking from the margins of the margin: An African American perspective on learning French in Louisiana – Jerry L. Parker
  9. We Are Pointe Au Chien – Georgie V. Ferguson
  10. Crossroads of the Francophonie – Scott Tilton
  11. Fais-toi plaisir, lis en français ! – Living and passing on the French language and cultures through youth literature – Mélissa Baril
  12. French heritage in Minnesota – Mark Labine
  13. Rethinking the approach to Franco-American culture in New England – Timothy Beaulieu
  14. Finding Franco-America: Language, community, and the Richelieu Clubs of New England – Elizabeth Blood
  15. The impact of Francophone culture on my life, and my thoughts and actions on advancing the cause of our culture in the United States – Melody Desjardins
  16. From France to Franco-America: Foregrounding personal and community connections in the heart of French studies – Katharine N. Harrington
  17. “It is all coming back!”: When a community revived its lost French, it inspired many others to do the same – Ben Levine and Julia Schulz
  18. French language and Francophone culture in New England and the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast and blog – Jesse Martineau and Monique Cairns
  19. What it means to be Franco-American – Robert B. Perreault
  20. The question of a Franco-American revival – David Vermette
  21. My story as a Franco-American – Anthony DesRois
  22. Fundamental beliefs: Stand to deliver – Jean Mirvil

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À propos des auteurs

Dounia Stewart-McMeel soutient que les enfants ont besoin d'être passionnés pour apprendre. Ses cinq années de tutorat et de bénévolat dans les écoles ont aidé bien des enfants à découvrir de façon ludique les mathématiques et les sciences. Son but est maintenant de proposer sa nouvelle méthode d'apprentissage sous forme de livres. Son premier ouvrage, Let's Visit the Solar System, est ludique, instructif et contribuera très certainement à rendre les enfants plus curieux de l'espace et de notre système solaire.

Giovanna de Lima vit au Brésil et est une artiste autodidacte. Elle a débuté en tant que portraitiste avant de progressivement se tourner vers le monde de l'illustration.

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