2015
DOI: 10.7202/1031000ar
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Construction identitaire et altérité en contexte de mobilité : le cas d’étudiants universitaires originaires de milieux francophones minoritaires au Canada

Abstract: Cet article traite de la construction identitaire des étudiants originaires de milieux francophones minoritaires au Canada. Menée dans une perspective microsociologique, cette recherche est basée sur l’analyse de 21 entretiens biographiques auprès d’étudiants originaires de communautés francophones de la Saskatchewan, de l’Ontario et du Nouveau-Brunswick qui ont fait le choix de poursuivre des études universitaires à Québec. Les données ont été analysées sous l’angle de l’interactionnisme symbolique. Selon cet… Show more

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“…Perceived accent discrimination was negatively related to language confidence for both native and nonnative speakers of French living in Canada (Freynet & Clément, 2019). Nonnative speakers’ awareness of accent discrimination can raise concerns that they are being categorized by native speakers and judged on the basis of stereotypes (Freynet et al, 2018; Kim et al, 2022; Pilote & Canuel, 2013). This concern has been labeled stereotype or identity threat because the individual fears not being seen as their unique self, but instead in terms of stereotypes about their social identities (Steele et al, 2002).…”
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“…Perceived accent discrimination was negatively related to language confidence for both native and nonnative speakers of French living in Canada (Freynet & Clément, 2019). Nonnative speakers’ awareness of accent discrimination can raise concerns that they are being categorized by native speakers and judged on the basis of stereotypes (Freynet et al, 2018; Kim et al, 2022; Pilote & Canuel, 2013). This concern has been labeled stereotype or identity threat because the individual fears not being seen as their unique self, but instead in terms of stereotypes about their social identities (Steele et al, 2002).…”
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confidence: 99%