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CapRadio sur CapAcadie.com

CJSE 89.5 (Sud-Est, N.-B.) Radio Beauséjour

CJPN 90,5 (Centre-Ouest, N.-B.) Radio Fredericton

CKRO 97.1 (Nord-Est, N.-B.) Radio péninsule

CIMS 104 FM (Nord, N.-B.) Radio Restigouche

CKJM 106.1 (Cape-Breton, N.-É.) Coopérative Radio Chéticamp Ltée

CIFA 104,1 (N.-É.) Radio Clare

CKUM FM 93.5 (Sud-Est, N.-B.) Radio J Grand (Radio étudiante, Université de Moncton)

CFAI 101,1 FM (Nord-Ouest, N.-B.) Radio des Montagnes, Edmundston

États-Unis – Louisiane – Cajun

KBON 101.1 FM (Tarification du service), Eunice

Radiolouisiane.com

KRVS 88.7 Radio Acadie Lafayette

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Popularity: 34% [?]

A look into the lives of French-speaking American Acadians, particularly those who left eastern Canada to settle in Massachusetts in the 1960s, this book captures and explores their feelings about family life and their values, morés and morals. It traces the ways they use communication to develop and maintain their culture.

TALKING ACADIAN: Communication, Work and Culture by John Chetro-Szivos is
available on Amazon.com at http://qurl.com/5zzcl

To talk about Acadians you must talk about work. This group gives new insight into the
world of work — a central feature of living for Acadians and crucial to their self-
definition.

There are very few sources about French-speaking American Acadians and their
experiences in the United States. This book contributes to communication studies,
specifically Coordinated Management Meaning, by analyzing the situated interactions
of this community, demonstrating the capacity of communication to transmit the rules
and grammar of a culture, highlighting Cronen’s consequentiality of communication.

John Chetro-Szivos is chair of the Department of Communication at Fitchburg State
College in Massachusetts. He received bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Assumption
College, a master’s from Anna Maria College, and his doctorate in communication from
the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He has published several works in the field of
communication, specifically on the Coordinated Management of Meaning theory and
American pragmatism.

TALKING ACADIAN: Communication, Work and Culture by John Chetro-Szivos is
published by:

YBK Publishers, Inc.
39 Crosby St.
New York, NY 10013

http://www.ybkpublishers.com

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Popularity: 9% [?]

2003 SAINT-YVES, Gabrielle, « L’écologie du français canadien d’après Sylva Clapin (1894 et 1913) », dans Annette Boudreau, Lise Dubois, Jacques Maurais et Grant McConnell (publié par), Colloque international sur l’Écologie des Langues, Paris, L’Harmattan, p. 131-154. (C-103).

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Popularity: 7% [?]

«… They added spice to the day by giving me the honour and the pleasure of delivering the convocation address. I used the opportunity to review the Acadian/Mi’kmaq social relationship as it existed prior to the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1763.

The association was one of long duration. It started in the late 1500s with the arrival of French missionaries and fur-traders. These early contacts quickly grew into a mutually beneficial and respectful relationship which paved the way for French settlers to begin to establish themselves in Acadia in 1605 without opposition from the Mi’kmaq… ».

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Popularity: 7% [?]

par Gabrielle Saint-Yves
Université Laval
© août 2000

«… Article paru d’abord in Les Acadiens et leur(s) langue(s): quand le français est minoritaire, Actes du colloque sous la direction de Lise Dubois et Annette Boudreau, Centre de recherche en linguistique appliquée, Université de Moncton, Éditions d’Acadie, 1996, p. 175-188… ».

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Popularity: 6% [?]