Almost indigenous cultural tourism in Acadia and Acadiana
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Auteurs : Ginger Jones [États-Unis] ; Kevin Ells [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Enterprising Communities: People and Places in the Global Economy [ 1750-6204 ] ; 2009-05-29.
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English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Acadia, Acadian, Acadian culture, Acadian heritage, Acadian history, Acadian songs, Acadian studies program, Acadiana, Apparent differences, Brasseaux, Brunswick, Cajun, Cajun cuisine, Cajun culture, Cajun life, Cajun music, Cajun spices, Canadian biography, Catholic faith, Cultural memory, Cultural tourism, Deeper correspondences, Different environments, Ethnic cleansing, Ethnic group, Ethnic groups, Evangeline, Faragher, Farm implements, French government, French language, Great upheaval, International attention, Louisiana state university alexandria, Louisiana state university press, Louisiana studies, Maritime provinces, Mississippi river, Nova, Nova scotia, Oral tradition, Popular culture, Scotia, Similar pattern, Single history, Southwestern louisiana, Tourism, Twentieth century, World acadian congress.
- Teeft :
- Acadia, Acadian, Acadian culture, Acadian heritage, Acadian history, Acadian songs, Acadian studies program, Acadiana, Apparent differences, Brasseaux, Brunswick, Cajun, Cajun cuisine, Cajun culture, Cajun life, Cajun music, Cajun spices, Canadian biography, Catholic faith, Cultural memory, Cultural tourism, Deeper correspondences, Different environments, Ethnic cleansing, Ethnic group, Ethnic groups, Evangeline, Faragher, Farm implements, French government, French language, Great upheaval, International attention, Louisiana state university alexandria, Louisiana state university press, Louisiana studies, Maritime provinces, Mississippi river, Nova, Nova scotia, Oral tradition, Popular culture, Scotia, Similar pattern, Single history, Southwestern louisiana, Tourism, Twentieth century, World acadian congress.
Abstract
Purpose This paper aims to present an account of the history and recent cultural revival of the Acadians, one people flourishing in two geographically distinct regions of North America. Designmethodologyapproach The methodology is a comparison and contrast structure utilizing secondary historical research sources. Findings Two different environments have given rise to a similar pattern of development, suppression, and rejuvenation of Acadian and Cajun culture in which apparent differences between the groups hide deeper correspondences, while lesserknown parallels are more striking than more obvious similarities. Research limitationsimplications While the particular case of Acadian and Cajun collaboration is unique, future research may compare this case to that of other cultural groups separated by geography and political systems. Originalityvalue This paper suggests that the Acadians and Cajuns are a unique case of two cultures with a single history achieving cultural autonomy first in tandem and finally in concert.
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DOI: 10.1108/17506200910960879
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