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6. Jeanne Lapointe. Artisanne de la Révolution tranquille

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine, Marcotte, Gilles, Bégin, Monique, Gagnon, Madeleine, Gagnon, Madeleine, Marcotte, Gilles, Bégin, Monique, and Gagnon, Madeleine

Abstract

En 1938, Jeanne Lapointe est la première jeune laïque diplômée de la toute nouvelle Faculté des lettres de l’Université Laval et la première récipiendaire de la médaille d’or (pour ses études de langue française) décernée par le Consulat de France de Québec. Elle sera aussi, en 1940, la première femme professeur au Département des littératures de l’Université Laval et, en 1954, le premier universitaire à publier dans la revue Cité libre des articles de critique littéraire?: une synthèse originale de la littérature canadienne française, puis une profonde et sensible analyse de l’œuvre de ses amis, les écrivains Saint-Denys Garneau et Anne Hébert. Intellectuelle non conformiste, ses prises de position étonnent par leur audace et leur modernité. En témoignent, dès les années cinquante, ses chroniques littéraires à Radio-Canada, ses articles dans Cité libre et Le Devoir, sa contribution à la Revue dominicaine, de même que son engagement, en 1958, à signer la Déclaration en faveur de la démocratisation de l’enseignement de Gaston Miron. Ses idées novatrices et sa culture pluridisciplinaire, Jeanne Lapointe les mettra au service de la société en tant que membre de la Commission royale d’enquête sur l’enseignement dans la province de Québec (la Commission Parent, 1961-1966), puis de la Commission royale d’enquête sur la situation de la femme au Canada (la Commission Bird, 1967-1970). Les années à la Commission Bird orienteront l’enseignement et les recherches de Jeanne Lapointe dans une perspective résolument féministe. D’ailleurs, en 1986, le Prix Elsie-Gregory-MacGill récompensera son travail de pionnière dans le domaine des études féministes.

Published
2013

7. Carbocation-forming reactions in ionic liquids

Author

Creary, Xavier, Willis, Elizabeth D., and Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
Ionic solutions -- Chemical properties, Cations -- Research, Solvation -- Analysis, Chemistry
Abstract

A wide variety of substrates undergo clean first-order solvolysis reactions in ionic liquids. Cationic intermediates are observed to be formed in the carbocation process of cumyl trifluoroacetates, 1-Adamantyl mesylate and 2-adamantyl triflate, indicating that ionic liquids are viable solvents for the formation of carbocationic intermediates.

Published
2005

9. Paul-Émile Saulnier : Un siècle de cendres

Author

Dion, Robert, Gagnon, Madeleine, Haghebaert, Élisabeth, Malenfant, Paul Chanel, Regimbald, Manon, Dion, Robert, Gagnon, Madeleine, Haghebaert, Élisabeth, Malenfant, Paul Chanel, and Regimbald, Manon

Published
1993

18. Œuvre de vie.

Author

GAGNON, MADELEINE

Abstract

The article presents the poem “'Oeuvre de vie,” by Madeleine Gagnon. First Line: Il faut imaginer par exemple un matin de février où des fleurs; Last Line: la tempête, ailes ajourées tissées sur les trames séculaires.

Published
2008

20. Les écrivains s'illustrent

Author

Charron, François, Côté, Michel, Desjardins, Louise, Duval, André, Fortin, Célyne, Gagnon, Daniel, Gagnon, Jeanne, Gagnon, Madeleine, Giguère, Roland, Jasmin, Claude, Lefort, Suzanne-Jules, Meigs, Mary, Mc Murray, Line, Rajic, Négovan, Tanguay, Bernard, Vadeboncoeur, Pierre, Villemaire, Yolande, Charron, François, Côté, Michel, Desjardins, Louise, Duval, André, Fortin, Célyne, Gagnon, Daniel, Gagnon, Jeanne, Gagnon, Madeleine, Giguère, Roland, Jasmin, Claude, Lefort, Suzanne-Jules, Meigs, Mary, Mc Murray, Line, Rajic, Négovan, Tanguay, Bernard, Vadeboncoeur, Pierre, and Villemaire, Yolande

Published
1987

23. Pourquoi j’écris

Author

Bersianik, Louky, Brossard, Nicole, Charbonneau-Tissot, Claudette, Gagnon, Madeleine, Le Blanc, Huguette, Marchessault, Jovette, Ouvrard, Hélène, and Villemaire, Yolande

27. Cinquième séance

Author

Kattan, Naïm, Gold, Herbert, Stefanova, Nevena, Philipe, Anne, Lamb, Myrna, and Gagnon, Madeleine

38. from "Rêve de pierre."

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
REVE de pierre (Book), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents an untitled poem excerpted from "Rêve de pierre," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: Incendiary monochrome on the liquid divan; Last Line: Until scattered it adheres to the vast agglomerate.

Published
2008

39. from "Dream of Stone."

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
DREAM of Stone (Book), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents an untitled poem excerpted from "Dream of Stone," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: Numerous stone irises peering from the vault, Last Line: one last time.

Published
2007

40. Contemplate and Study.

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
CONTEMPLATE & Study (Poem), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents the poem "Contemplate and Study," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: Contemplate and study. Matter teaches as much as people. Last Line: Words are there before or come after.

Published
2008

41. IDENTITIES WHAT IS IDENTITY?

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Abstract

The authors reflect on the definition of the concept of identity, asserting that identity is plurality in relation to singularity and that identity promotes the idea of everyone for oneself, being free to be oneself or the other, to be oneself in the other or to be the other in oneself.

Published
2008

43. [Go off somewhere].

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
GO Off Somewhere (Poem), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents the poem "[Go off somewhere]," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: Go off somewhere, not very far from the little house overlooking the open ocean. Last Line: Even the meticulous cross section of this rock where mica was deposited in the shape of a temple.

Published
2007

44. [Few flowers grow in this spot].

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
FEW Flowers Grow in This Spot (Poem), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents the poem "[Few flowers grow in this spot]," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: Few flowers grow in this spot, few stems stand up to the salt and wind. Last Line: In the thin claw marks, last testaments.

Published
2007

45. First the dream.

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
FIRST the Dream (Poem), GAGNON, Madeleine, MOORHEAD, Andrea
Abstract

Presents the poem "First the dream," by Madeleine Gagnon, translated from the French by Andrea Moorhead. First Line: The study leading to the act of the image-poem happens. Last Line: Some-day.

Published
2007

46. from Rêve de pierre.

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
REVE de pierre (Book), GAGNON, Madeleine
Abstract

The article presents a poem from the book "Rêve de pierre," by Madeleine Gagnon. First Line: Out of the depths of the shadows, there is death, immutable witness. Last Line: One would think she's praying. And that she's offering you her hand.

Published
2006

47. Untitled.

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
GAGNON, Madeleine
Abstract

The article presents an untitled poem by Madeleine Gagnon. First Line: C'est l'histoire des trouées de lumière dans ce ceil d' après; Last Line: de neige salie, vaste tableau qui s'en va disparaître en fondant.

Published
2005

48. Part IV: Reading Stones.

Author

Gagnon, Madeleine

Subjects
PART IV: Reading Stones (Poem), GAGNON, Madeleine
Abstract

Presents the poem "Part IV: Reading Stones," by Madeleine Gagnon.

Published
2003

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