To commemorate National Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Érudit is highlighting the contribution of the journals on its platform to Canada’s Aboriginal communities. The selection is intended to support and encourage dialogue between aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples through the exploration of a range of geographic, political and social issues.
No less than 31 journals will start to be disseminated in 2021 on the erudit.org platform! Note that 29 of these publications are disseminated in open access, and that the majority of them include a Creative Commons license, in order to facilitate their use by
The Érudit platform and SODEP continue to feature digital articles from Quebec cultural magazines in the winter edition of Bagages culturels / Culture to go. The third and final theme is Portraits of Influential Women Near and Far. Presented by Mélikah Abdelmoumen (author, editor and professor), this
Throughout the summer of 2020, Érudit and the Société de développement des périodiques culturels québécois (SODEP) put forward articles taken from Quebec cultural journals in order to enhance the summer readings of Quebecers, as well as Internet users around the world. The Bagages culturels / Culture
The Érudit team wishes you a very happy holiday season. On this occasion, discover several articles from journals disseminated by Érudit on the topic of end-of-year celebrations: Tourtière and Cretons: Celebratory French-Canadian Meat Dishes in Today’s New England, par Kristen MerrillCuizine, Volume 4, Issue 2, 2013To anyone of French-Canadian descent
This year, the journal Circuit is celebrating having been publishing for 30 years. Founded in 1989 by Lorraine Vaillancourt and Jean-Jacques Nattiez, the journal publishes articles in both French and English on contemporary music in Quebec, North America, and elsewhere. Its title is a tribute
Photo by Lorie Shaull, CC BY-SA 2.0. Recent events related to the Black Lives Matter movement, taking place in the United States, Canada and elsewhere in the world, have shown us the scope and complexity of the systems that contribute to the marginalization of Black, Indigenous and
It’s been several months since our daily lives were turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. While the catchphrase of the hour sounds optimistic, we are aware that the reality is infinitely more complex than this slogan suggests. More than ever, we know how necessary it
Founded in 1945, the journal Laval théologique et philosophique has a rich history of both continuity and transformations. Enriching intellectual life From 1945 to the late 1960s, the journal was greatly influenced by the writings of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Following epistemological transformations in the mid-twentieth
