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1	The Transformation of Landscapes in Southwest Montréal and Identity Formation During the Quiet Revolution Kelly, Bridgette 06 January 2011 (has links) In this thesis I demonstrate how the social and physical construction of spaces in Montréal‘s CBD during the Quiet Revolution marginalized working-class, inner-city manufacturing districts. To address this research question, I work across a variety of secondary sources and employ census data and reports to analyze demographic changes as well as other indices that illustrate the impact of local economic restructuring. In order to understand identity formation that is related to yet distinct from the mechanisms of capital, I examine archival documents that trace the urban growth regime’s nationalist-inflected vision of high-modernity that was inscribed onto the city’s landscape. I focus on the appropriation of landscapes in working-class Southwest Montréal. I situate these landscape transformations in a longer history of class formation in which a colonized Francophone bourgeoisie attempted to reverse its socioeconomic circumstances that were partly a consequence of the British conquest. historical geography Montréal Québec Studies Canadian Studies urban planning 0366
2	The Transformation of Landscapes in Southwest Montréal and Identity Formation During the Quiet Revolution Kelly, Bridgette 06 January 2011 (has links) In this thesis I demonstrate how the social and physical construction of spaces in Montréal‘s CBD during the Quiet Revolution marginalized working-class, inner-city manufacturing districts. To address this research question, I work across a variety of secondary sources and employ census data and reports to analyze demographic changes as well as other indices that illustrate the impact of local economic restructuring. In order to understand identity formation that is related to yet distinct from the mechanisms of capital, I examine archival documents that trace the urban growth regime’s nationalist-inflected vision of high-modernity that was inscribed onto the city’s landscape. I focus on the appropriation of landscapes in working-class Southwest Montréal. I situate these landscape transformations in a longer history of class formation in which a colonized Francophone bourgeoisie attempted to reverse its socioeconomic circumstances that were partly a consequence of the British conquest. historical geography Montréal Québec Studies Canadian Studies urban planning 0366
3	De résistances en rapatriements critiques : la situation québécoise au prisme des postcolonialismes Constant, Marie-Hélène 08 1900 (has links) No description available. postcolonialisme post-colonialisme littérature québécoise culture québécoise décolonisation historiographie études québécoises francophonie analyse du discours analyse de réception histoire culturelle postcolonialism post-colonialism Québec literature Québec culture decolonization historiography Québec studies discourse analysis reception studies cultural history

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