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ANCTIL, Pierre »

Pierre Anctil

Full professor
Faculty of Arts
History

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Office: 613-562-5800 (1289)
Cell: 514-261-5265
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My research bears on the different aspects of Canadian identity and on the emergence of a field of research specifically dealing with Canada. I am also interested on ethnicity in Canada, issues on a Quebec and national level, election results in Quebec and Canada, on the Jewish community of Canada and Montréal, and more precisely on anti-Semitism, secularism, linguistic integration and racism in Canadian society. I also specialize on Canadian Yiddish literature and Canadian Yiddish culture.

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English and French , Yiddish

ANDERSON, Emma »

Full Professor
Faculty of Arts
Classics and Religious Studies

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Office: (613) 562-5800 X1176
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Website Includes CV, syllabi, media interviews

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E-mail

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  • Contemporary Roman Catholicism
  • The papacy of Pope Francis I
  • The history of Catholicism in Canada
  • Indigenous peoples and the ongoing impact of residential schools
  • First Nations' relationship with the Catholic Church (historically and contemporaneously)
  • Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
  • Missionaries and Indigenous peoples in seventeenth-century Canada
  • Traditional Indigenous spiritualities
  • Indigenous Catholicism
  • Indigenous pilgrimages in Canada
  • The role of Saint Anne in Indigenous Catholicism
  • Popular and "lived" religion
  • Catholic veneration of the Virgin Mary and of saints
  • Relics and miracles
  • The canonization process in the Catholic Church
  • Christian martyrdom
  • Jean de Brébeuf and the cult of the North American Martyrs
  • Catholic shrines and pilgrimages
  • Marian apparitions (visions of the Virgin Mary)
  • Vatican II and the Quiet Revolution in Quebec
  • Multiculturalism and religion in contemporary Canada

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English and French

COLÓN, Raúl »

Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
School of Translation and Interpretation

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Cell: 613-818-2755
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E-mail, Cell Telephone

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Raúl Ernesto Colón Rodríguez is a PhD in Translation Studies and Part-time professor at the University of Ottawa. He had worked (French-Spanish and English-French) in editorial, cinematographic, Canadian Francophonie and United Nations translation areas in Canada (2007-2019). He completed in 2011 a Master’s degree in TS at the University of Ottawa, and since 2011 he had published chapters, articles, translations and book reviews in American, Canadian, Spanish, Colombian, Polish and Brazilian publications. His PhD Thesis with Complexity Theory as theoretical approach, was about Collaborative Activist Translation 2.0 in Canada and he successfully defended his thesis in 2018. He also does research on the links between Translation, Exiles and Migrations of Latin-Americans in North America, and take part in the actual public discussion on Academic freedoms.

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English and French , Spanish; Russian; Portuguese

CÔTÉ, Marie-Hélène »

Marie-Hélène Côté

Professor
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Linguistics

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Office: 613-562-5287
Office: 613-562-5286
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E-mail

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Varieties of French, in particular Canadian French. Phonology : study of the sound structure of language. Elements that form the sound structure of language. Combination of these elements. Universal and language-specific characteristics. Phonology of French.

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DALLAIRE, Christine »

Christine Dallaire

Full professor
Faculty of Health Sciences
School of Human Kinetics

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Office: 6135625800
Office: 4279
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E-mail

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Christine Dallaire studies sports and physical activity from a sociocultural perspective, with a particular focus on Canadian society, youth and communities as well Canada's francophonie. She is currently comparing the experiences of young adults (18-25 years old) that invest themselves in sports leadership roles as a form of community engagement through the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa, the YMCA-YWCA Capital Region and the Jeux de l’Acadie. Her earlier research focused on the role of sport in community building and in youth francophone and national belonging at the Jeux de l'Acadie, the Jeux franco-ontariens, the Jeux francophones de l'Alberta, the Jeux de la francophonie canadienne and the Jeux du Québec.

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HOTTE, Lucie »

Vice-Dean Research
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Français

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Office: 613-562-5972
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E-mail

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Ma recherche porte sur les littératures minoritaires, particulièrement sur les littératures franco-ontarienne, acadienne, francophone de l’Ouest. Je m'intéresse à l'écriture minoritaire,aux textes franco-ontariens, mais aussi et surtout à la mise sur pied d'institutions littéraires en milieu minoritaires et à la réception, tant par les lecteurs ordinaires, les critiques, que les "étrangers", de ces textes.

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English and French

LEROUX, Darryl »

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Visiting professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology

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Since 2015, Dr. Leroux has been studying the changing dynamics of white, French-descendant identities in the 21st century, particularly as it pertains to increasing claims to "Indigenous" identities among this group. His book, Distorted Descent: White Claims to Indigenous Identity, was selected as one of the ten most influential books published by the University of Manitoba Press in the past decade. His research continues to push the boundaries in the study of white identities, and as such, he is widely sought after as a public speaker on matters related to contemporary forms of settler colonialism.

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THÉBERGE, Mariette »

Full professor
Faculty of Education

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Office: 613-562-5800 (4147)
Home: 819-685-9338
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My main research areas deal with art education, the creative process, the question of identity, and the training in dramatic art/theatre within the francophone context in Canada.

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