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AbstractWhat is the legacy of Montreal's Yiddish writers? To answer this question, the author provides a number of linguistic reference points and examines the socio-historical and cultural context that led to the appearance of Montreal's specific Yiddish literature. In terms of numbers of authors and texts produced, this literature is the most important body of work arising from the phenomenon of literary immigration to Quebec. Recalling its trajectory and origins serves two purposes: it provides an overall historical view of Montreal's Yiddish literature, and it allows us to ask how the work of Yiddish writers is inscribed in Montreal's literary field.
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Given that at present, more than half of the marriages contracted by Jew in France are mixed, the question “what does it mean to be Jewish?” is of particular importance. When individuals define themselves as Jewish but do not practice, and share their lives with a non-Jew, what do they transmit? My study shows that both partners, Jewish and non Jewish, want to transmit a Judaism that they often call a “cultural Judaism”. They seek to reinvent spaces, symbolic and real, that render their plural identity coherent and allow them to transmit a secularized Judaism to their children. ftis wish to claim a Jewish identity is often linked to the Shoah.
Keywords: Judaïsme, couples mixtes, transmission, mémoire, identité, Judaism, mixed couples, transmission, memory, identity