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Where else can that well-known phrase be better applied than to a study of the Finns in Sudbury? “Rock” defines the physical reality of the Sudbury setting: rugged hills, mines, farms and forests set in the Precambrian Shield. “Hard” defines the human setting: Finnish immigrants having to contend with the problems and stresses of relocating to a new culture, with livelihoods that required great endurance as well as a tolerance for hazardous conditions. Since 1883 Finnish immigrants in Sudbury, men and women alike, have striven to improve their lot through the options available to them. Despite great obstacles, the Finns never flagged in their unwavering fight for workers’ rights and the union movement. And as agricultural settlers, labour reformers, builders of churches, halls, saunas and athletic fields, Finns left an indelible imprint on the physical and human landscape. In the process they have played an integral part in the transformation of Sudbury from a small struggling rail town to its present role as regional capital of northwestern Ontario. This penetrating study of the cultural geography of the Finns in the Sudbury region provides an international, national and local framework for analysis — a model for future studies of other cultural groups.
Finlandais --- Canadiens d'origine finlandaise --- Finnish Canadians --- Finns --- Finlanders --- Finnish people --- Ethnology --- Finno-Ugrians --- Canadians of Finnish ancestry --- Canadians of Finnish ethnic origin --- Canadians of Finnish origin --- Canadians --- European Canadians --- Scandinavian Canadians --- Histoire. --- History. --- Sudbury Region (Ont.) --- Historical geography.
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Se plaçant dans une optique résolument matérialiste, l’auteur étude l’histoire socio-économique d’une communauté canadienne-française de la région de Sudbury entre 1890 et 1972. L’étude décrit le passage, après la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, d’un mode de petite production indépendante au mode de production capitaliste et explique comment ce passage a affecté la vie des Canadiens français de Rayside-Balfour, à l’ouest de Sudbury. L’auteur concentre son attention sur la paroisse, les rapports de production et de propriété, le pouvoir religieux et laïque, et l’évolution démographique de cette population de langue française. L’ouvrage utilise de nombreux documents, pour la plupart inédits, tels que les titres de propriété du Bureau d’enregistrement des titres du district du Sudbury, les données des rôles d’évaluation, les registres des deux paroisses de langue française, les procès-verbeaux des réunions des conseils municipaux et des « Timber Books » du district de Sudbury. Des histoires de vie de pionniers et pionnières de la communauté révèlent comment ces gens ont perçu et vécu cette période de transition.
French - History - Revolution. --- Governance. --- Socio-economic - History. --- Regions & Countries - Americas --- History & Archaeology --- Canada --- French-Canadians --- Social change --- Social conditions. --- Economic conditions. --- Sudbury Region (Ont.) --- History. --- Changement social --- Canadiens français --- Conditions sociales. --- Conditions économiques. --- Change, Social --- Cultural change --- Cultural transformation --- Societal change --- Socio-cultural change --- Canadians, French-speaking --- Socials conditions. --- Conditions economiques. --- Francophone Canadians --- French-speaking Canadians --- Canadians --- Bilingualism --- Canadien (The French word) --- Social history --- Social evolution --- Canadians, Francophone --- Sudbury, Région de (Ont.) --- Histoire. --- Sudbury, Region de (Ont.) --- Social change. --- Ontario ‡z Sudbury Region. --- Ontario --- canadiens francophones --- changement social --- Sudbury
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