Defining 'Québécois': The Role of Ethnic Heritage, Language, and Political Orientation

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Title
Defining 'Québécois': The Role of Ethnic Heritage, Language, and Political Orientation
Abstract
A study of how French- and English-speaking Quebecers defined the label "Québécois". Being of French heritage, speaking French and supporting Quebec sovereignty was found to qualify a person as a "Québécois"; however, political orientation and language were more important than heritage.
Publication
Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada
Volume
Vol.14
Issue
no. 2
Pages
59-70
Date
1982
Language
en
Notes

Article also published in: Rita M. Bienvenue and Jay E. Goldstein, eds. Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations in Canada. Toronto, ON: Butterworths, 1985: 125-137.

Citation
Taylor, Donald M., and Ronald Sigal. “Defining ‘Québécois’: The Role of Ethnic Heritage, Language, and Political Orientation.” Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada Vol.14, no. 2 (1982): 59–70.
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