SOCI 282 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: French Language, Charter Of The French Language, Central Canada
19 Apr 2016
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Similarity/difference: mother country/colonization (both formed from a mother country power but diverge/different when why kept identity) Quebec refusal to sign (= lack one of most important segments of the society= lack of unified identity) Canada (attempt to unify identities) more open identity, fusion of all not homogenous. Industrialization led to more people moving to bourgeoning places in central canada like ontario = growing nationalist identity (pan-canadianism) at the same time of increase canadian sense of indentity quebec increase nationalism. Quebec as consequence of quebec nationalism wants homogeneity, french language, It could be argued that homogeneity is a similarity or a difference between these two, because canada has a tolerance of contending ideals and identities, openness to others, and more oppeness to immigrants. This can be seen by many as canada being a community of communities, where national homogeneity is rejected.
