The Intellectual of the Québec Diaspora : The Case of Henri d'Arles

Doty, C. Stewart

Article on the changing roles of North American francophone intellectuals in New England in the 1920s and 1930s: from clerics and political leaders at home in Québec, to an attachment to the United States and a process of cultural conservation abroad. Profile of Québec writer, Henri d'Arles, and the movement of his nationalist interests from literary francophone Canada and France to the certain cultural and religious plights involving French Canadian expatriates in New England. How American cultural pluralism, political events, and the Sentinelliste movement, in particular, informed d'Arles's relationship with the United States and reframed his cultural and political purposes.

1989/1990-win

en

Journal Article

816138;60622735

1900-1940; Québec; New England

Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d'études canadiennes

0021-9495

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