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ANDERSON, Emma »

Full Professor
Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Classics and Religious Studies

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Office: (613) 562-5800 X1176
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History of Christianity (particularly Catholicism); Missionaries and native peoples in 17th century Canada; Traditional aboriginal spirituality; First Nations' relationship with the Catholic church (historically and contemporaneously); Native peoples and the impact of residential schools; Saint Kateri Tekakwitha; The Jesuits; Popular and "lived" religion; Catholic veneration of the Virgin Mary and of saints; Relics and miracles; Saint-Making: the canonization process in the Catholic Church; Christian martyrdom; Jean de Brebeuf and the cult of the North American Martyrs; Native martyrs; Catholic shrines and pilgrimages; Aboriginal pilgrimage in Canada; Marian apparitions (visions of the Virgin Mary); "Clerico-nationalism" in 19th century Quebec; Vatican II and the Quiet Revolution in Quebec; Developments in the contemporary Catholic church (including the pontificate of Pope Francis I); Multiculturalism and religion in contemporary Canada.

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BOUCHER, Louise Nathalie »

Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
Sociology

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Cell: 613-601-4704
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Chaudiere falls, Chaudiere Bridge, heritage, iconography, popular culture slam poetry

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BRADLEY-ST-CYR, Ruth »

Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
English

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Home: 613-443-4484
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I study Canadian publishing history, specifically the impact of the sale of the Ryerson Press in 1970 to McGraw-Hill and its impact on cultural policy and the Canadian publishing industry.

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EBANDA DE B'BERI, Boulou »

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Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Communication

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Office: 6135625800#3826
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Questions of intercultural communication, medias' representation of ethnic minorities; cultural identity, racism, racialization, and cultural history in Canada and in Black Africa.

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EGERVARI, Tibor »

Professor
Emeritus professor
Faculty of Arts
Theatre

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Home: 819-778-2215
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The relationship between the arts and society in general and the State in particular. The different structures and means of financing of artistic organisations. The practice, the theory and the teaching of stage directing.

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English and French , hongrois / Hungarian

ESLEBEN, Joerg »

Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Modern Languages and Literatures

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Office: 613-562-5800 x2549
Cell: 613-282-7548
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I research and teach German language, literature, cultural history, and contemporary culture, including cinema. My current research is focused on cultural relations between Germany and India, with a particular emphasis on intercultural theatre.

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English and French , German

MILNE, Nick »

PhD student
Faculty of Arts
English

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Cell: 613 858 5617
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I specialize in the cultural and literary history of the English-speaking world from 1890 through the 1960s, with a particular focus on the British literature and history of the First World War. My current project offers a reappraisal of the work of certain literary propagandists in light of recent shifts in the war's historiography. I have recently appeared as a guest on BBC Radio 4's documentary program '1914-1918:The Cultural Front', and I am a regular contributor to the University of Oxford's First World War centenary project, 'Continuations and Beginnings'.

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WATELET, Hubert »

Emeritus professor
Faculty of Arts
History

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Office: 613-562-5800 (1310)
Home: 816-568-3934
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Enquête sur le vécu des anciens mineurs d'un bassin houiller belge (accroissement de mineurs immigrés; déclin et fermeture du bassin; silicose (« maladie des mineurs »). Sous-estimation du rôle du sentiment dans la démarche historienne.

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