2013
DOI: 10.1163/18765610-02003020
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French Canada’s Quiet Obsession with China

Abstract: Missionaries played a significant role in presenting China to a French Canadian audience. Whatever the "heritage" missionaries in French Canada left before i960, China was undoubtedly their greatest effort and it did leave a historical legacy. Despite the cultural gap, French Canadian literature focused on China because of the historic Jesuit links, the Sainte-Enfance [Holy Childhood], and missionaries who brought two distant cultures into contact. Even though Québec secularized during the 1960s, the China end… Show more

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