| Fall 1996 |
Editor: Janine Marchessault
Contents:
- ‘Singular Universalities: Québecois articulations of le culturel’, Martin Allor, Michelle Gagnon
- ‘Freakshow: “Million Dollar Babies” and the National Family-rama’, Chantal Nadeau
- ‘The Women’s Liberation Front of Québec’, Janine Marchessault
- ‘A Line in the Snow: Visualizing Borders Imaginary and Real’, Scott MacKenzie
- ‘Outside Looking In’, Caroline Bayard, Charles Guilbert, Serge Murphy
- ‘Montréal By Night’, Robert Schwartzwald
- ‘A Post Referendum Exchange’, Julian Samuel, Fred A. Reedl
- ‘A Delicate Rupture’, Susan Douglas
- ‘Oui the People? Conflicting Visions of Self-Determination in Québec’, Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond
- ‘Post-Referendary Positions: A Dossier’, Will Straw
Artist Projects:
- Carla Whiteside
- John Zeppetelli
- Anne-Marie Zeppetelli
- Petra Mueller
Excerpt:
Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, “Oui The People?: Conflicting Visions of Self Determination in Québec”:
“First, to describe a community as ‘minority’ and to give it the label ‘our most important [ethnic] minority’ projects something other than blindness to ethnicity. For Aboriginal peoples, constructed therein as a minority of ‘lesser importance,’ the allegiance with French Canadian nationalism is weak, if present at all. The allegiance does not seem to matter because in the views of the Parti-Québécois, the Aboriginal peoples are a minority whose status and rights yield to the majority French Québécois, the Aboriginal leader vigorously reject being cast as minorities.” (121)
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