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	DOI:10.1007/S10761-008-0063-9

Corpus ID: 55363641From Grand Dérangement to Acadiana: History and Identity in the Landscape of South Louisiana
@article{Rees2008FromGD,
  title={From Grand D{\'e}rangement to Acadiana: History and Identity in the Landscape of South Louisiana},
  author={Mark A. Rees},
  journal={International Journal of Historical Archaeology},
  year={2008},
  volume={12},
  pages={338-359}
}
	Mark A. Rees
	Published 2008
	History
	International Journal of Historical Archaeology

Acadian expulsion from Nova Scotia and subsequent settlement in south Louisiana during the late eighteenth century have inspired numerous studies since the 1970s concerning their history, cultural practices, and ethnic identity. The transformative landscape of south Louisiana is the milieu where actions, experiences, and perception interconnect with collective memory and historical consciousness in the production of Cajun identity. The resulting historical narratives and commemorations… Expand

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