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Je me souviens invites post-intermediate students of French to
improve their language skills while exploring the complex history
and culture of Quebec. Drawing on cultural products from the
earliest days of exploration to the present day, Elizabeth Blood
and J.Vincent H. Morrissette curate an array of texts that sample
Quebecois literature, popular culture, art, music, and politics and
frame the texts with pre-reading and post-reading activities,
cultural notes, and historical overview sections. The
interdisciplinary approach challenges students to improve their
French language skills while learning about Quebec. Thematically
organized writings delve into issues central to understanding the
many facets of contemporary Quebecois identity, while prompts
direct students to search for a range of materials online. Je me
souviens is an essential resource for students interested in
understanding the francophone world.
Title: Darell Blake. A study. (Fifth thousand.).Publisher: British
Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the
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British Library Blood, Gertrude Elizabeth; 1889.]. 274 p.; 8 .
012632.g.14.
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