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The Sound of Quebec: Music, Dialect, and Identity in the Province's Film Soundscapes

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If you’ve ever seen a Quebecois film with no subtitles, chances are you picked up more on tones than words. It’s not because joual—the local working-class dialect—is a variant of French. It’s a social code

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The Sound of Quebec: Music, Dialect, and Identity in the Province's Film Soundscapes

If you’ve ever seen a Quebecois film with no subtitles, chances are you picked up more on tones than words. It’s not because joual—the local working-class dialect—is a variant of French. It’s a social code

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