ERIN MORTON and SUZANNE MORTON
Note des codirecteurs
FORUM – Acadiensis@50
JERRY BANNISTER
Introduction
MICHAEL POPLYANSKY
Le tournant transnational en historiographie acadienne
HEIDI MACDONALD
Atlantic Canadian Women and Gender History:
Where Is It Going and Where Should It Be Going?
DANIEL SAMSON
Building Research and Community Networks:
Putting Acadiensis at the Centre of a Digital Community
FORUM – FAIRE FACE AU PASSÉ
MARTH WALLS
The TRC, Reconciliation, and the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School
NICOLE LANG
Enseigner l’histoire de l’Acadie au Canada atlantique
PETER L. TWOHIG
COVID-19 and the Labour of Care
FORUM – L’HISTOIRE EN DIALOGUE
MERCEDES PETERS
A Thought-Exercise in Decolonization:
Reflections from a Mi’kmaw Historian Revisiting the Acadiensis Readers
STEPHEN DUTCHER
Reflections on My 18 Years with Acadiensis
COURTNEY MRAZEK
A Coffee with John Reid
ARTICLES DE RECHERCHE
WILLEEN KEOUGH
Newfoundland Landsmen Sealing: Interrogating the Limits
of Ecomasculinity in the Late 20th and Early 21st Centuries
LEANNA THOMAS
Disrupting the Archives and Loosening the Evangeline Knot:
Finding an Undercurrent in Antoine-J. Léger’s
Elle et lui and Une fleur d’Acadie
PRÉSENT ET PASSÉ
RAYMOND B. BLAKE
The End of Politics? Political Campaigns in
Newfoundland and Labrador
NOTE CRITIQUE
JANIS THIESSEN
Canadian History Podcasts