Author: Hugo Samson

Both contemplative and approachable, cultural articles take an imaginative look at fundamental elements of Quebec's cultural landscape. For the fourth year in a row, Érudit and the Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) present a new edition of Culture to Go. Each week

From August 1st to 31st, Archéo-Québec celebrates Archaeology Month's 20th edition! This annual event aims to promote Quebec's archaeological heritage and encourage a better understanding of Quebec history among the public. For the occasion, Érudit has unearthed an assortment of scholarly and cultural articles highlighting

Indigenous peoples can be found on every continent, flourishing in a multiplicity of cultures and languages. Their number is estimated at 350 million, divided into 5,000 peoples. In Canada, the Indigenous population includes more than 1,8 million members divided into three groups: First Nations, Métis

For the third summer in a row, the la Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) and Érudit have collaborated to present a brand-new edition of “Culture to Go”. This year, a selection of articles on the theme of Quebec heritage in the broadest

Following the success of “Culture to Go: Winter 2021 Session”, the Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) and Érudit are once again joining forces to present “Culture to Go - Summer 2021 Session”. This time, it's a corpus of a dozen texts taken

Following the great success of the summer project “Culture to go”, the Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) and Érudit are joining forces to present “Culture to Go: Winter 2021 Session”. Discover three sets of texts taken from Quebec cultural magazines: “Northern Living”,

During the summer of 2020, Érudit has concocted a major project to disseminate texts taken from Quebec cultural magazines, entitled “Culture to Go”. Carefully selected, these articles focus on the major themes and movements that have influenced the cultural landscapes of Canada and beyond. These