| Summary: | This book is for people concerned about the ignorance that most Canadians lack knowledge about the country's francophones. Using information from history, linguistics, education, sociology, geography, and political science, the author sheds light on the language, culture, social worlds, and patterns of everyday life of francophone Canada. Another goal of this book is to take the expansive multidisciplinary literature on Canada's francophones, in both French and English, and to work it into a coherent statement using a variety of social science concepts.
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