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Interview: Anne-Marie Fortier
No full textThis paper is an edited version of an email interview conducted by Debra Ferreday and Adi Kuntsman with Anne-Marie Fortier, the author of Multicultural Horizons: Diversity and the Limits of the Civil Nation (Routledge, 2008). Fortier’s work has been informative in the development of some of the arguments explored in this special issue; in their conversation Ferreday and Kuntsman asked her to comment on the ideas of haunting, racial imaginaries, nostalgia, national anxieties, political feelings and hopes for the future
Lettre de P.-A. DeBonne à Messire Fortier sur un imprimé circulé par les amis de J. A. Panet
No full text4 pages, originalLettre de P.-A. DeBonne à Messire Fortier, curé de Saint-Jean (Ile d'Orléans), sur : un imprimé circulé par les amis de J. A. Panet, la perte électorale de Panet dans la Haute-Ville de Québec, la décision de Panet de se présenter en suite à l'île d'Orléans, avec l'appui de [Jérôme] Martineau, la loyauté de Fortier et des habitants de l'Ile, une suggestion à Fortier de mettre les habitants en garde contre les ruses de Panet et le désir de DeBonne que Fortier trouve un ""Honnête habitant aisé"" pour se présenter contre Panet
Le Caniche Français et Le Carlin Anglais
No full textOne figure, the "French Poodle", detail, legs; Cast by Atelier du Bronze foundry, this is a two-piece "diptych" sculpture of two over-life-size figures of a masked man, holding a pug and a masked woman holding a miniature French poodle, symbolizing the British and French heritage in Canada with both realism and a sense of social satire. The Pug and the French Poodle are looking at each other across the plaza while the owners are looking in opposite directions. Fortier was born in Montreal. Source: M.A.J. Fortier [artist website]; http://majfortier.com (accessed 6/18/2014
Denis Fortier, interviewed by Kellie Pelletier, Part 2
No full textDenis Fortier, interviewed by Kellie Pelletier at Lewiston, Maine on July 8, 1999. Fortier discusses his life prior to joining the Air Force after he lost his draft deferment for being an 8th grade English teacher, his experience in basic training, being tapped to teach English in a spring 1969 structured Fortier program for Vietnamese pilots and navigators in Saigon, being disappointed he wasn’t stationed state side or in Europe, being unprepared for the culture shock of arriving in Saigon, spending a year teaching English in Saigon, the Aural-Oral structure of the English language program. He describes his perception of Saigon, what he learned from his students about Vietnamese history, what he learned about Vietnamese culture, the students he befriended, being assigned to Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama for two and a half years, his experiences returning home to anti-war sentiments, going to graduate school at Columbia using the GI Bill, graduating in May 1974, his thoughts and feelings about the Vietnam War in retrospect. Text: 30 pp. transcript. Time: 01:34:48.
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Les migrants, ces nouveaux héros. Quête de l’ailleurs, quête de soi, et créations filmiques
No full textInternational audienceLe sort des migrants a fait l'objet ces dernières années de nombreux films et d'installations artistiques, parfois réalisés par les migrants eux-mêmes. Ils montrent des personnes invisibilisées et donnent la parole àdes individus que l'on n'entend pas ou dont la parole est d'emblée suspecte. Les films réalisés sur ou par des migrants témoignent de leur infortune mais aussi de leur dignité, de leur courage, de leurs talents, et, en leur conférant un visage et une voix, ils invitent à les regarder autrement qu'à travers des images médiatiques, et à envisager l'ampleur des difficultés qu'ils traversent mais aussi leur héroïsme. Ces films permettent de témoigner, de se souvenir, d'entrevoir différemment le réel, d'envisager d'autres possibles et de réaffirmer certaines valeurs. Sommaire- Fortier, Corinne : Les migrants, ces nouveaux héros. Quête de l’ailleurs, quête de soi et créations filmiques (Présentation )- Lombard, Jacques : Le clair-obscur de nos raisons- Gomis, Elsa : Représenter l’exil en Méditerranée aujourd’hui. Les images familiales pour articuler recherche théorique et création filmique- Fortier, Corinne : À corps perdus. Migrants, marins et bateaux naufragés : entre conscientisation et esthétisation- Scafirimuto, Guigliemo : Retour à Lampedusa : la mémoire de l’exil dans le cinéma d’autoreprésentation en Italie- Le Houérou, Fabienne : Migration, mixité, hybridité et images : un exemple d’écriture “rhizome” avec le Film Angu, une Femme sur le Fil(m)- Gheerbrandt, Denis : Mallé en son exil ou la parole-caméra. Entretien de Denis Gheerbrandt par Corinne Fortier- Fortier, Corinne : Welcome ! Des réalisateurs engagés : Philippe Lioret, Fernard Melgar, et Jocelyne Saab- Nicolas, Jaoul : Bériz (Paris), le temps des campements : filmer la lutte des migrants. Entretien de Nicolas Jaoul par Corinne Fortier- Le Houérou, Fabienne : Marjatta l’éblouie ou la résilience sublime. Genre et migration Nord-Nord- Gomis, Elsa : Marjatta l’éblouie. La lumière comme matériau- Lombard, Jacques : Marjatta l’éblouie de Corinne Fortier. L’endroit et l’envers du regar
Denis Fortier, interviewed by Kellie Pelletier, Part 1
No full textDenis Fortier, interviewed by Kellie Pelletier at Lewiston, Maine on July 8, 1999. Fortier discusses his life prior to joining the Air Force after he lost his draft deferment for being an 8th grade English teacher, his experience in basic training, being tapped to teach English in a spring 1969 structured Fortier program for Vietnamese pilots and navigators in Saigon, being disappointed he wasn’t stationed state side or in Europe, being unprepared for the culture shock of arriving in Saigon, spending a year teaching English in Saigon, the Aural-Oral structure of the English language program. He describes his perception of Saigon, what he learned from his students about Vietnamese history, what he learned about Vietnamese culture, the students he befriended, being assigned to Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama for two and a half years, his experiences returning home to anti-war sentiments, going to graduate school at Columbia using the GI Bill, graduating in May 1974, his thoughts and feelings about the Vietnam War in retrospect. Text: 30 pp. transcript. Time: 01:34:48.
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World War I record of service survey for Charles F. Fortier, signed 19 August 1922.
No full textQuestionnaire about Charles Flavien Fortier's service in World War I, 1917-1919, signed by Fortier on 19 August 1922.Questionnaire originally part of a survey of Norwich University alumni conducted by a “Norwich in the World War” committee consisting of Charles N. Barber (chairman), Carl V. Woodbury, K.R.B. Flint, and Gustaf A. Nelson. Data from these questionnaires may have been used in a chapter of "Vermont in the world war, 1917-1919" by Harold P. Sheldon (1928)
Aleiodes khalafi Fortier 2021, NEW SPECIES
No full textAleiodes khalafi Fortier NEW SPECIES (Figures 6–8) Holotype. ♀ USA: WASHINGTON, Okanogan Co., west side Omak Lake, 48 O 18'07"N; 119 O 26'41"W July 12-24, 2020, J. Fortier coll. Deposited in NMNH. Paratype. ♂ USA: WASHINGTON, Okanogan Co., west side Omak Lake, 48 O 18'07"N; 119 O 26'41" W, July 1-10, 2020, J. Fortier coll. Deposited in NMNH Female. Body color: orange except black on ocellar triangle, mesonotal lobes, basal half of propodeum, ovipositor sheaths and hypopygium, third metasomal tergite and those posterior, tips of mandibles; maxillary palps orange, antennae orange basally becoming dark brown apically, stigma black except orange basally, wing veins mostly black except C+Sc+R orange. Body length: 5.5 mm. fore wing length: 4 mm. Head: ocelli smaller than ocell-ocular distance; 52 antennomeres, all longer than wide, malar space more than twice as long as basal width of mandible, face rugose, frons, vertex rugose. Legs: dorsal side of hind coxa coriaceous, tarsal claws not pectinate, inner hind tibial spur about 0.25 length of hind basal tarsomere. Wings: second submarginal cell small, trapezoidal, vein r about 0.6 length of 3RSa, 3RSa about 0.8 length of 2M, vein 1cu-a distal of 1M by a distance greater than length of 1cu-a, hind wing RS recurved, marginal cell narrowest in middle, m-cu pigmented, about 0.5 length of 2r-m. m-cu present, faintly infuscate. Mesosoma: Pronotum coriaceous medially, rugulose laterally; mesonotum coriaceous, widely, irregularly spaced costulae running antero-posteriorly, notaulus scrobiculate, terminating posteriorly in rugose posterior area of scutum; scutellum coriaceous rugulose; mesopleuron rugose except for raised medial area minutely rugulose anteriorly, otherwise smooth-shiny; propodeum rugose dorsally, coriaceous costate laterally, median carina weakly complete, becoming weak, wavy in posterior half. Metasoma: First and second tergites rugocostate, median carina complete, first tergite length greater than apical width; third and *fourth tergite rugulocostulate except posterior 0.2 of tergite length smooth and shiny, median carina incomplete, terminating anterior to shiny area on third tergite, faintly present in basal 0.2 of fourth tergite. Male. As in female except mesonotal lobes and entire propodeum orange, third metasomal tergite without black, length of first metasomal tergite equal to apical width. Biology. Host unknown. Distribution. Known only from type locality in Okanogan County, Washington. Comments. This species is closely similar to Aleiodes shenefelti Marsh and Shaw. Females share the elongate 1 st metasomal tergite with that species. It can be distinguished from that species by the rugulocostulate sculpturing on the 4 th metasomal tergite, in contrast to the coriaceous sculpturing on the 4 th metasomal segment of A. shenefelti. Etymology. This species is named after Dr. Kamel Khalaf, the author's first entomology professor.Published as part of Fortier, Joseph, 2021, Aleiodes (Hymenoptera, Braconidae, Rogadinae) diversity in Washington U. S. A including three new species, pp. 132-142 in Zootaxa 4999 (2) on pages 134-136, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4999.2.3, http://zenodo.org/record/508944
[Letter from M.-C. Fortier to R. Renfro, July 24, 1995]
No full textLetter from Marie-Claude Fortier from the Wine-Museum of Arbois to Dr. Roy Renfro (head of the T. V. Muson Memorial Vineyard) discussing various trips and a hope that they can meet up as well as information about the research at the Wine-Museum regarding correspondence and rootstock trading between American and French viticulturists around the end of the 19th century. In particular, she has found a reference to Munson (enclosed as a photocopy), who received the "Legion of Honor with the title of 'Chevalier du Merite Agricole' in 1888" and is hoping to get additional information from the archives in Denison. Fortier has also included a pamphlet about Arbois, France
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