A Nation Beyond Borders: Lionel Groulx on French-Canadian Minorities by Michel Bock. Trans. Ferdinanda Van Gennip. Ottawa, Ontario: University of Ottawa Press, 2014. 277pp.
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It is not as much a biography of the leading French-Canadian clerical nationalist Lionel Groulx (1878Groulx ( -1967) ) as essentially a commentary upon and analysis of historiographical debates concerning his ideology and profuse writings (evidenced in dozens of books, even including novels, as well as innumerable articles, brochures, and lectures, not to mention personal correspondence).Indeed, Bock does a masterful job of making sense out of all of this.Simply put (and it is admittedly no easy task to simplify Groulx), Lionel Groulx became the leading advocate of a French-Canadian nationalism that long pursued, with messianic fervour, the notion of a French-Canadian nation (or even a French legacy in all of North America) based in, but not coterminous with Quebec (which he nevertheless viewed as a French state), extending historically to all French minorities on the continent.Covering the long lifespan of Groulx from his thirties during the First World War years through his eighties during the 1960s, the book astutely reveals the theoretical or ideological dilemmas which he consistently encountered.Groulx clearly viewed Quebec as a vital French homeland, while becoming increasingly wary of the politicization of this province, indicative of the provincialization of the nationalist movement.This, in turn, led to other basic ideological problems.Groulx was obviously more concerned with broader French-Canadian nationalism than with a narrower Québecois nationalism or more generalized Canadian patriotism; he wrote and lectured extensively on how Canadian federalism interfered with a more natural French-Canadian loyalty.The emphasis of Quebec at the expense of the far-flung French minorities in the other provinces and states became a long-lasting preoccupation of Groulx.Initially, and continually, he was very critical of Quebec's perceived failure to support this francophone diaspora more adequately, then eventually cautious about the movement to recognize Quebec as a "French state" (during the thirties), and finally the preoccupation with Quebec separatism (since the sixties).While Groulx was increasingly criticized by federalists as a supporter of Quebec separatism, on the one hand, in later years he expressed his apprehension over the development of Quebec separatism during the Quiet Revolution concomitant with a new emphasis on modernization through industrialization, educational reform, and especially an increasing anti-clericalism which undermined his prophetic view of French-Canadian destiny.Groulx believed that francophone minorities were an important extension of French Canada.His very traditionalistic nationalism emphasized the destiny and mission of all of French Canada, not just Quebec, so he devoted much of his energy and time to visiting and
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