Imperfect Modernity in Brittany

Imperfect Modernity in Brittany
Vol. 42, 2012/4 - pages
Pages 629 to 634

Modernity Is No Longer What It Used to Be

By Jean-François Simon, Laurent Le Gall
Pages 635 to 645

Brittany during the Last Thirty Years: A Canadian Ethnographer’s Perspective

By Ellen Badone
Pages 647 to 655

The Ins and Outs of Speaking Breton

By Ronan Calvez
Pages 657 to 665

Green Algae and Breeding Effluents in Brittany: Is a Valorization Possible?

By Monique Le Chêne
Pages 667 to 676

Modernity Lying Fallow. Cohabitation of Agricultural Practices

By Estelle Deléage, Guillaume Sabin
Pages 677 to 687

Un-naming, Naming, and the Territory: The Case of Damgan, Morbihan

By Sophie Laligant
Pages 689 to 696

Leisure Space at the Tip of Brittany

By Patrick Le Guirriec
Pages 697 to 709

About Britton Self-Humor

By Ronan Le Coadic
Pages 711 to 718

A Mix of Old and New: Festive Gatherings, Fest, and Festivals

By Marie-Armelle Barbier-Le Déroff
Pages 719 to 731

Beyond Folklore: The Festival Interceltique de Lorient

By Catherine Bertho Lavenir
Pages 733 to 745

Pleasure Boating and the Real Sailor

By Stéphanie Brulé-Josso
Pages 747 to 759

The Past as a Home for Today?

By Daniel Le Couédic
Pages 761 to 770

Abchristianization: Doubts and Desertion within the Breton Clergy (1960–1990)

By Yvon Tranvouez
Pages 771 to 786

Brittany by Interest

By Jean-François Simon, Laurent Le Gall
Pages 787 to 795

Boermerezh or Distraction

By Patrick Prado
Pages 797 to 809

Tales of Two Buildings: National Entanglements in Sarajevo’s Pasts, Presents and Futures

By Fran Markowitz
Pages 811 to 822

The Use of Images. West African Migrants and French Journalists in the Sixties

By Jean-Philippe Dedieu
Pages 823 to 838

Reviews

Pages 839 to 839

Tribute to Isac Chiva