We Are Not French! Language, Culture and Identity in Brittany

Alexander B. Murphy · Maryon McDonald

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Part One: Politics and Pedagogy: A History of Breton in the Schools 1. The Revolution of 1789 2. After the Revolution 3. Breton or No Breton in the Schools? 4. After the Second World War Part Two: The Breton Movement: a 'Breton World' 5. The Breton Movement 6. Celts 7. Wars and Petitions 8. Debates, Demos and Dance 9. Teaching and Learning Breton Part Three: Diwan:Breton Schools 10. Growth, Finance and Structure 11. Teachers and Pedagogy 12. Bretonisation and Integration Part Four: Plouneour-Mener: Values and Aspirations in a Finistere Commune 13. Politics and Education 14. The Peasant Life 15. Breton Language and Culture.

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