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Sociolinguistics as Social Practice | |
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A Story for Our Times | |
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A Brief Consideration of Sociolinguistics and the Nation-State | |
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Toward a Critical Ethnographic Sociolinguistics | |
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Ideological Shirts through the Lens of Francophone Canada | |
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From Traditionalist to Modernizing to Post-Nationalist Discourse of the Francophone Nation | |
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Critical Ethnographic Sociolinguistics | |
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Labeling Experience | |
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Critique and Ontology | |
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Ethnography | |
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Sociolinguistics | |
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Critical Ethnographic Sociolinguistics and the Globalized New Economy: From Workforce to Wordforce | |
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La foi, la race, la langue: Catholic Ethnonationalism in Francophone Canada (1926-1965, with an Interjection from 2000) | |
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Discursive and Institutional Change | |
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L'Ordre de Jacques Cartier | |
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A Secret Society Seen from Below | |
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The OJC, Modernity, and Traditional Ideologies of Language and Identity | |
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The Dissolution and Its Aftermath | |
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Brewing Trouble: Language, the State, and Modernity in Industrial Beer Production (Montreal, 1978-1980) | |
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Investigating Modernizing Nationalism: Sociolinguistics in the Brewery | |
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The Ethnolinguistic Organization of Expansion and Technologization | |
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Position and Interest in the Francization of the Brewery | |
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The Interactional Accomplishment of Francophonization | |
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Discursive Shift and Political Economic Change | |
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And What Is a Critical Ethnographic Sociolinguistics Here? | |
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From Identity to Commodity: Schooling, Social Selection, and Social Reproduction (Toronto, 1983-1996) | |
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If They Are Qu�b�cois, Who Are We? | |
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Education and Institutional Territorial Nationalism | |
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Constructing an �Oasis� | |
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Identities and Commodities | |
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Crawling to Neoliberalism | |
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Neoliberalism and La cause: Modernizing Nationalism at Its Limits (Lelac, 1997-2004) | |
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The Milieu associatif as Discursive Space | |
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From Rights to Profits: Canada's Neoliberal Turn | |
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Lelac: Potatoes, Milk, Trees, Tourists, and the Highway | |
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From Cultural Survival to Added Value | |
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Le Festival du Village | |
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Selling the Nation, Saving the Market (All Over the Place, 2001-Present) | |
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Authenticity and Language in the New Economy | |
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Tourism, Terroir, and the Performance of Identity | |
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Bounding Francophone Space | |
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Problems of Linguistic Commodification | |
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Paradoxes and Potentials | |
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Paths to Post-Nationalism | |
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Leaking Meta-Commentary | |
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The Poster Boys of Post-Nationalism | |
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Cool Irony, High Anxiety? | |
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Ethnographies of Discursive Shifts | |
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Epilogue | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |