... Walloon Walloon Americans ( May Subd Geog ) [ E184.W35 ] UF Walloon Americans - United States BT Belgian Americans Ethnology - United States Walloons - United States -United States USE Walloon Americans Walloon dialect ( May Subd ...
Keeping a tight focus on language, Speaking in Other Voices examines the process of entextualization and recontextualization as stories of war and religion are transmitted to succeeding generations.
... Walloon movement's distinct advantage was that it emerged at a time when written documents were circulating more easily. All said, however, Walloon demands often appeared to be futile. While Walloon civil servants encountered linguistic ...
... Walloon ethnic types ( Kesteloot 1993 ) . Some historians , such as Félix Rousseau and other intellectuals , tried to discover the ethnic origins of Walloons and the common ancestor of contemporary Walloons , namely the Celtic tribe of ...
... Walloon ecclesiastical understanding “la classe” could mean the gathering of synodical deputies who convened in between two sessions of syn- odical meetings, as well as a regional ecclesiastical body. 3.1 Walloon Church 1816–2004 The ...
... Walloon artists . See Artists , Walloon . Walloon dialect . ( PC3041-8 ) Walloon folk - songs . See Folk - songs , Walloon . Walloon literature . ( PC3048 ) sa Belgian literature ( French ) x Belgian literature ( Walloon ) Walloon music ...
... Walloon movement was born in reaction to these policies that were perceived as a threat to national unity , a waste of money and a threat to the employability of unilingual French - speaking Walloons ( Lothe 1976 : 192 ) . This message ...
... Walloons living in parts of France. The term Walloon is also used to refer to the inhabitants of the Walloon region regardless of individuals' ethnicity or heritage. The majority of Walloons speak French as a first language, but many ...