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Le féodalisme dans la vallée du Saint-Laurent Learn More

Throughout the Second World War, Canada, the United states, and the United Kingdom detained close to 600,000 of “Hitler’s soldiers.” This work examines the detention of German prisoners of war and shows how they were the subject of a complex cooperation between these three North Atlantic Allies. Learn More

Au cours de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le Canada, les États-Unis et le Royaume-Uni détiennent quelque 600 000 « soldats d’Hitler ». Cet ouvrage démontre notamment que les captifs allemands ont été l’objet d’une coopération complexe entre les trois Alliés de l’Atlantique Nord. Learn More

Dealing with the most topical questions of the time, Sofia Tolstaya's artistic works—from parables and short stories to novellas and memoirs—not only show deep insights into the historical context of nineteenth-century Russia, but also reveal the evolution of her feelings in her forty-eight-year marriage to Leo Tolstoy. Learn More

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From existential contemplation to scathing rants, Maurice Henrie shows his true colours like never before. In this collection of twenty essays, he wanders from one topic to the next in a stream of consciousness, examining, at great length, issues he cares deeply about. Here, the author writes to share his opinion, to be heard, to tame death. Learn More

Based on the study of the often-blurry lines between the literary and non-literary with regard to an application to translation, the proposed argument of this transdisciplinary collaborative work aims to foster the emergence of a decompartmentalized translatological thinking fuelled by input from other disciplines. Learn More

Reading the dozen short stories in this posthumous collection by Yolande Bastarache feels like stumbling upon a sunny, ocean-breeze-swept secret garden inhabited by endearing characters, both fictional and real. Learn More

Material Traces of War draws attention to the untold stories of women and war. It features women who served in the military, volunteered their time, worked as civilians and grieved lost loved ones, through objects, images and archival documents.

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