Image and identity : theatre and cinema in Scotland and Quebec /
Lockerbie, Ian.
John Grierson Archive.
University of Stirling.Department of French.
Stirling : John Grierson Archive and University of Stirling, Department of French,
1988.
Proceedings of a Conference held at the University of Stirling in 1987. The aim was to explore some of the many affinities that can be found between French speaking Quebec and Scotland.
Includes bibliographical references.
Scotland and Quebec / Ian Lockerbie. - Images of Scottish Theatre from 1900 to the present day / David Hutchinson. - The Scots language context to translating Les Belles-Soeurs / Willim Findlay. - Joual/Scots: the language issue in Michel Tremblay's Les Belles-Soeurs / Martin Bowman. - Naming and being named: Quebec's quest for a national idiom / Cedric May. - Innovative theatre in Quebec / Jean-Cleo Godin. - Quebec cinema: an introduction / Ian Lockerbie. - Love and death in the Scottish cinema / John Brown. -  "Beam me up, Scotty," and tales from the edge / Julie Watt. - Quebec documentary in  perspective / Pierre Veronneau. - Quebec cinema as an allegory of nationhood: the example of Les Bons Debarras / Ian Lockerbie. - The universal and the particular in cultural identity / Maurice Lemire.
Proceedings of a Conference held at the University of Stirling in 1987. The aim was to explore some of the many affinities that can be found between French speaking Quebec and Scotland.
Motion pictures
Motion pictures
Theater
Theater
Nationalities, Principle of