L'Association des littératures canadienne et québécoise
The Association for Canadian and Québec Literatures
À propos de l’ALCQ
Fondée en 1975 et durant la période du centenaire qui a vu la ratification du bilinguisme canadien, l’ALCQ se positionne depuis 40 ans comme la principale association au Canada à mettre en valeur la recherche sur les littératures canadienne et québécoise dans les deux langues officielles. L’ALCQ tient son colloque annuel la dernière fin de semaine de mai dans le cadre du Congrès des sciences humaines et sociales.
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Annual Conference Cancelled
Due to COVID-19, the Federation has decided that there will not be an in-person Congress 2020. Furthermore, the Executive Board of the ACQL came to the unanimous decision to withdraw entirely from Congress 2020. I want to assure you that this decision was reached...
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Janet Paterson Plenary Speaker ACQL 2020
The ACQL is pleased and honored to announce that Janet Paterson, Professor Emerita of French (University of Toronto), will be one of our plenary speakers at the June 2020 annual conference at Western University. Co-organized with APFUCC, a Round Table entitled « La...
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DMR Bentley Plenary Speaker ACQL
The ACQL is pleased and honored to announce that D.M.R. Bentley, Distinguished Professor of Canadian Literature, will be one of our plenary speakers at the June 2020 annual conference at Western University. The title of his presentation is "Archibald Lampman and...
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The Call for Papers for Congress 2020 is now posted on our website under ACQL Conferences - Western University.
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