Name: Identité, Appartenances: Un Parcours Franco-Ontarien (en Francés)
SKU: 60381619
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Author: Major, Robert
ISBN: 9782760341975

portada Identité, Appartenances: Un Parcours Franco-Ontarien (en Francés)

Identité, Appartenances: Un Parcours Franco-Ontarien (en Francés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Robert Major

Editorial

University of Ottawa Press

Idioma

Francés

N° páginas

136

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9782760341975

Categorías

Canadá
Antologías: general
Historia social y cultural
Filosofía

Identité, Appartenances: Un Parcours Franco-Ontarien (en Francés)

Robert Major (Autor) · University of Ottawa Press · Tapa Blanda

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This book examines the Franco-Ontarian reality through the telling of an individual journey, that is representative of a generation. This account integrates autobiography, reflection, readings and research. A contemplation on the University of Ottawa and its historical role, which is the culmination of this particular journey, is the primary theme of the book.Its fundamental question: what does it mean to be Franco-Ontarian? Does it still make sense to hold on to a particular collective identity? Identities are often deadly, unfortunately, as history reveals. In the absolute, we are all human, brothers and sisters, fragile, destined for certain death, dust in the infinite, insignificant in space-time. "What is a man in infinity?" Pascal would have said. Why, then, should we cling to our particularities, drape them over ourselves with pride, or brandish them as banners? It's to glory in the accidents of one's selfhood, the chance of one's birth, the contingencies of one's true nature, that of being a human among other humans. And yet, nothing can be done about it. We can't choose our roots: they were there before we were born, and they pushed us towards the light. Everyone comes from a family, a group, a space, a culture, a people, and a nation. For we are not abstractions, nor pure spirits. We are embodied in a collective. The individual carries the group within him, and vice versa. With all the wealth and suffering that entails.