How have the Irish in Quebec used music, song and dance as means of integrating into their host society?
Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin
- Johnson Chair in Quebec and Canadian Irish Studies
- Professor
- School of Irish Studies
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Michael Kenneally
Irish studies, Irish-Canadian literature, cultural identity
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Gavin Foster
Irish history, Irish studies, cultural history
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Ronald Rudin
public history, French Canada, oral history
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Peter van Wyck
semiotics of environment, nature/culture, place
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Jean-Philippe Warren
Quebec studies, cultural history, intellectual history
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Monika Kin Gagnon
Expo 67, ethnocultural diversity, memory
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Jane G. V. McGaughey
Irish Diaspora, masculinities, gender and sexuality
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Craig Morrison
ethnomusicology, popular culture, cultural history
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Rhona Richman Kenneally
food studies, built environment, material culture
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Sophie Marcotte
Gabrielle Roy, littérature québécoise, manuscripts
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Patricia Anne Thornton
historical demography, 19th century, Quebec studies
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Stephen Yeager
medieval literature, literature studies, poetry
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Barry Lazar
documentary making, creative nonfiction, media convergence
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Mebs Kanji
values, Canadian and Quebec politics, democratic governance
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Jose Abraham
Islam, South Asia, Christian-Muslim dialogue
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Anne Whitelaw
Canadian art history, museology, collecting
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Lorraine O'Donnell
Anglophone Quebecers, minority communities, language policy
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Cynthia Hammond
history of architecture, built environment, urban futures
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Mark Russell
cultural history, visual arts, cultural identity
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Cheryl Simon
contemporary art, globalism, media arts
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Ricardo Dal Farra
music composition, electroacoustic studies, research-creation
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Sherry Simon
cities, cultural translation, cosmopolitanism
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Mark K. Watson
Indigenous knowledges, Inuit, Ainu
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Richard Hancox
personal cinema, experimental cinema, autobiography
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Graham Carr
20th century, North American history, Canadian cultural history
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Peter Gossage
Quebec studies, family and gender, historical demography
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Shannon McSheffrey
medieval Europe, Tudor England, legal history
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Alison Reiko Loader
history of media arts, feminist media studies, media arts
