Hier, les enfants dansaient (French Edition)

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Dive into Gratien Glinas’ iconic play, *Hier, les enfants dansaient (French Edition)*, a cornerstone of Quebecois literature. This Mass Market Paperback edition from Quinze delves into the heart of a French-Canadian family grappling with the socio-political upheavals of Quebec’s Quiet Revolution. Explore themes of generational conflict, Quebec nationalism, and the personal toll of political ideologies. Glinas, a celebrated playwright, masterfully portrays the Lauzeau family as they navigate shifting cultural identities and the tensions between tradition and progress. Perfect for students of French literature, theatre lovers, and anyone interested in Quebec history and culture. Experience this impactful and enduring drama in its original French, spanning 138 pages of compelling storytelling. A must-read for understanding a pivotal moment in Quebec’s history.

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Immerse yourself in the poignant world of Gratien Glinas' celebrated play, *Hier, les enfants dansaient (French Edition)*. This Mass Market Paperback edition, published by Quinze in 1988, offers a compelling exploration of family dynamics, societal shifts, and the profound impact of political ideologies on personal relationships within a French-Canadian context. *Hier, les enfants dansaient* is more than just a play; it's a powerful drama that resonates with themes of generational conflict, national identity, and the agonizing choices families face during times of upheaval. The story centers on the Lauzeau family, grappling with the turbulent social and political landscape of Quebec in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a period marked by the Quiet Revolution and the rise of Quebec nationalism. We see how deeply and personally these movements impact the bonds and opinions of a family that may not be in agreement. Glinas, a giant of Quebecois theatre, masterfully crafts believable characters, each representing a different perspective on Quebec's evolving identity. The play examines the tensions between tradition and progress, Anglophone and Francophone cultures, and the allure of sovereignty versus the security of federalism. Through engaging dialogue and emotionally charged scenes, Glinas invites readers to contemplate the complexities of cultural identity, the price of political convictions, and the enduring strength of family ties. This French language edition of *Hier, les enfants dansaient* provides an authentic reading experience, allowing you to appreciate the nuances of Glinas' writing and the richness of Quebecois French. Whether you are a student of French literature, a theatre enthusiast, or simply interested in exploring the history and culture of Quebec, this book offers a stimulating and thought-provoking read. Delve into this classic work and discover why it continues to be relevant and impactful decades after its initial publication. With 138 pages of impactful story-telling, this edition, while a Mass Market Paperback, is a substantial and impactful piece of literature.
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2890263770

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9782890263772

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138

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458

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