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40 ans après, qu’en est-il de la loi 101 ? Représentations et discours conflictuels dans la presse québécoise
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40 ans après, qu’en est-il de la loi 101 ? Représentations et discours conflictuels dans la presse québécoise
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The author points out that while it is undeniable that the Charter of the French Language (Bill 101) has played a fundamental role in the history of Quebec, it is still the subject of much controversy today. Passed into law in August 1977, Bill 101 celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2017, which did not go unnoticed by the media. The author focuses on the portrayals of Bill 101 by Montreal’s print media (Le Devoir, Le Journal de Montréal, La Presse and The Gazette) on the occasion of this anniversary. The author contends that her analysis of this data collection, which comes from newspapers of different linguistic communities and readers sharing divergent political views, will highlight the various perspectives on Quebec’s current language legislation.
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Circula : Revue d'idéologies linguistiques
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Vol. 7
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52-69
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2018
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fr
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Bernard Barbeau, Geneviève. “40 ans après, qu’en est-il de la loi 101 ? Représentations et discours conflictuels dans la presse québécoise.” Circula : Revue d’idéologies linguistiques Vol. 7 (2018): 52–69. https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/circula/2018-n7-circula04968/1065815ar.pdf.
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