Hockey, PQ explores how Canada’s national sport has been used to signify a specific Québécois identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy J. Ransom is an associate professor of French at Central Michigan University.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Hockey as Nationalist Marker in Quebec Film, But Which Nationalism? Chapter One: From Canadiens to Québécois: Maurice Richard as National Hero Chapter Two: "The Nordiques Have Disappeared!": Hockey, Science Fiction and Nationalist Fantasies in Quebec Chapter Three: Plus ça change...: The Hockey-Themed Television Series Lance et compte as a Reflection of Quebec Society Chapter Four: Real Men Play Hockey: Sport, Masculinity & National Identity in the Les Boys Films Chapter Five: Rock and Roll, Skate and Slide: Hockey Music as an Expression of National Identity in Quebec Conclusion: Hockey is Quebec Notes Works Cited
Acknowledgements Introduction: Hockey as Nationalist Marker in Quebec Film, But Which Nationalism? Chapter One: From Canadiens to Québécois: Maurice Richard as National Hero Chapter Two: "The Nordiques Have Disappeared!": Hockey, Science Fiction and Nationalist Fantasies in Quebec Chapter Three: Plus ça change...: The Hockey-Themed Television Series Lance et compte as a Reflection of Quebec Society Chapter Four: Real Men Play Hockey: Sport, Masculinity & National Identity in the Les Boys Films Chapter Five: Rock and Roll, Skate and Slide: Hockey Music as an Expression of National Identity in Quebec Conclusion: Hockey is Quebec Notes Works Cited
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