“Talking about identity today seems almost commonplace, as the notion is widely used. Yet, while we often refer to it, defining it proves to be a challenging task. Common sense tends to view identity as something inherent, essential.” 
— R. Baudry & J.P. Juch 

After tracing the history of Acadian settlement in North America by French immigrants in the 17th century, the speaker will explore the tensions between Francophones and Anglophones in Canada, focusing on the acculturation brought about by the British Conquest. Finally, we’ll examine how visual artists interpret and express Acadian identity. 

In French. Adults.

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