La pluralité des expériences historiques dans le passé du Québec et du Canada Points de vue des historiennes et historiens universitaires 1

Abstract * At a time when the benchmarks of a "national" historiography are being undermined by post-colonial, anti-racist, and alternative histories, this article proposes to shed light on the state of affairs in Quebec by asking the question : how does the Quebec historical community vie...

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Published in:Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française 2020-07, Vol.74 (1/2), p.103-127
Main Authors: Moisan, Sabrina, Warren, Jean-Philippe, Zanazanian, Paul, Hirsch, Sivane, Maltais-Landry, Aude
Format: Article
Language:fre
Subjects:
Canadian history
Francophones
Historiography
Racism
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Summary:Abstract * At a time when the benchmarks of a "national" historiography are being undermined by post-colonial, anti-racist, and alternative histories, this article proposes to shed light on the state of affairs in Quebec by asking the question : how does the Quebec historical community view the writing of a pluralist and plurivocal history of Quebec and Canada ? The results show a historical community that, while sensitive to the issue of diversity, sets certain conditions for the integration of these perspectives. Methodological parameters (rigour and access to sources) and epistemological parameters (sense of history and reference paradigms) are stated by participants as support for their critical posture. The second sub-group is, on the contrary inclined to break up national frameworks to better embrace the multiple trajectories of the population that make up Quebec and Canadian societies.
ISSN:0035-2357