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| Preface | 9 | |
| Part I. | Francophone nations, identities and language | |
| Le Quebec d'aujourd'hui: defis et possibilites pour une (petite) collectivite francophone d'Amerique du Nord | 15 | |
| Francophonie: the Caribbean dimension | 31 | |
| An Algerian paradox: Arabisation and the French language | 49 | |
| The evolution of a postcolonial role for French in Morocco | 63 | |
| Romania and la francophonie since Ceausescu | 81 | |
| Part II. | France--nationhood and fragmentation | |
| Camus's Europeanism: trying to cope with shifting frontiers | 95 | |
| Le Mouvement des travailleurs arabes: ethnicity, antiracism and political mobilisation amongst Maghrebi immigrants during the 1970s in France | 115 | |
| Is French football still French? Globalisation, national identity, and professional sport as spectacle and commodity | 135 | |
| From cohabitation to marriage of convenience: the end of Elf as an independent national champion | 149 | |
| La tchatche and the gendering of ethnic identities in France's banlieues | 165 | |
| The policy of ZEP: strengthening or weakening of frontiers of exclusion? | 183 | |
| Crossing religious frontiers? Catholic responses to Islam in post-1945 France | 203 | |
| Building 'otherness'. Mixed marriages and metissage in French society | 219 | |
| Part III. | Texts, artists and intellectuals on the margins | |
| The colony hits back: the French experience in Quebec literature | 235 | |
| Cultural ambivalence in the novels of Ahmadou Kourouma | 255 | |
| Traveller and marginal: the French intellectual portrayed by Raymond Jean | 271 | |
| Writing at the margin: an introduction to the exile novels by Andrei Makine, Milan Kundera and Rodica Iulian | 287 | |
| Les heritiers d'Herge: the figure of the aventurier in a postcolonial context | 307 | |
| A hybrid Shakespeare: the shifting frontiers of Georges Lavaudant's theatre | 325 | |
| About the contributors | 337 | |
| Index | 341 |
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Ken Vegas
reviewed Shifting Frontiers of France and Francophonie on December 09, 2009
Shifting Frontiers of France and Francophonie
Mental note: Don't say that the goal of your book is to show that youth is socially constructed. It's almost like "the nation is historically constructed" -- ridiculously obvious. It is well written but quite predictable.
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